
A mistrial has been declared nearly 15 years after a house fire on Milford Street claimed the life of a 17-year-old.

"Brick by Brick: Lego Magic Creations" Display Now Showing at the Discovery Center
"Brick by Brick, Lego Magic Creations", is officially on display at the Discovery Center through the end of March. Cheryl Dutko, Assistant Executive Director of the Discovery Center, says it was made possible by local collector Ross Englese, who began col

UHS and the American Heart Association Celebrate National Wear Red Day.
UHS and the American Heart Association held an event at UHS Vestal today. They celebrated "National Wear Red Day", an annual event to highlight the effects of cardiovascular disease in women. Over 45% of women over the age of 20 have some form of the dise

State Senator Webb and Senate Majority Advancing Affordable Housing Legislation
The New York State Senate is also advancing legislation to help support affordable housing and homeowners protections. Earlier this week Webb announced a new legislative package that includes six items that impact several housing concerns including establ

Mayor Kraham's Applauded by Housing Providers for New Zoning Reforms
Binghamton mayor Jared Kraham is helping local housing providers with new zoning reforms that help make housing projects easier to build in the city of Binghamton. The new reforms help modernize the city's zoning regulations and reduce red tape around con

Jury Still Struggling to Decide on a Verdict after Third Day of Deliberations in Aissa
The jury took a break from deliberating today to ask the court to hear the entire cross-examination of former Binghamton fire chief Dan Eggleston, who was the fire marshal at the time and led the investigation into the cause of the fire. In March 2011, th