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Phoebe Taylor-Vuolo/WSKG NewsThe New York Attorney General’s office is required to investigate all shooting deaths by law enforcement. -
Ted Shaffrey/APLawmakers amended the local zoning code last week to define and disallow data centers and cryptocurrency mines in the rural Tompkins County town. -
Celia Clarke/WSKG Public MediaThe move could put an end to a long-simmering dispute between the Republican mayor and the all-Democratic City Council. -
Photos courtesy of the Aaron Gies campaign.Two Democratic candidates looking to challenge Republican Nick Langworthy in the midterms for the 23rd Congressional District seat will begin collecting signatures Feb. 24 for ballot positions in the June primaries.
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New York lawmakers are considering bills to bar local law enforcement from cooperating with ICE. -
The Democrat announced in January that she will not run for reelection after this legislative session. -
DNA testing and investigative genetic genealogy helped solve the murder of 12-year-old Mary Theresa Simpson nearly 62 years ago in Elmira. -
An 38-year-old Chinese man who was held in the Broome County jail for almost five months was recently granted asylum and released from detention. -
Steuben County’s most recent contract with the U.S. Marshals Service allows the Steuben County jail to continue to house federal detainees, including those held by Immigration and Customs Enforcement. Constituents packed the legislative chambers in Bath and voiced their concerns last week. -
Broome County will receive $20 million in state funding for a new child care facility under construction in Johnson City with space for 200 children. -
Governor Hochul wants to ban any local resources, including law enforcement, going to assist ICE. -
Guan Heng was detained by ICE and held in the Broome County jail for five months until Friday, when he was taken into federal custody after his asylum hearing last week.
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