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Rumble Ponies Fireworks Show to Return After Two Year Hiatus

The Binghamton Rumble Ponies have been planning their first 4th of July fireworks show since the beginning of the pandemic.

Thousands Lose Power After Overnight Storm

100 Years Ago: July 1, 2022

Universal Free School Lunch Ends

The United States Free School Lunch Program ended on June 30 after Congress decided not to extend it for the 2022-2023 school year.

Dog Owners Encouraged to Protect Pets From July 4th Fireworks

With July 4th just days away, some animal owners are gearing up for a difficult night.

Roadwork Projects in Broome County Announced for Week of July 5th

Several projects and various roadwork will be occurring in Broome County, beginning Tuesday, July 5th.

New York State Senate Passes Equality Amendment, Which allows the Right for Abortion and Contraception to be Enshrined in State Constitution

New York State Senate passed a measure on Friday that when fully enacted will preserve the right of New York State residents to seek an abortion and have access to contraception.

Crews Battle Building Fire in Binghamton

Crews responded to the scene of a building fire in Binghamton Friday morning.

Food Bank of the Southern Tier Awarded Boundless Collaboration Award

The Food Bank of the Southern Tier was recognized for its efforts at a conference in April.

Over $11,000 Raised for Food Bank of the Southern Tier

Over $11,000 was raised for the Food Bank of the Southern Tier.

Broome County Man Charged With Grand Larceny in Cortland County

Two people are facing larceny and conspiracy charges after the Cortland County Sheriff's Office says they robbed a Cortlandville Walmart.

Lesko Financial Focus: Time for a Summer Financial Tune-Up

The midpoint of the year is an ideal time to review your finances and stay on track. Greg Lesko has advice on a summer money tune-up on this week's Lesko Financial Segment.

Highland Park's Annual July 4th Extravaganza Evades Supply Chain Issues

July 4th is around the corner -- and even this holiday isn’t immune to supply chain issues caused by inflation.

Raymond Corporation Recipient of Supply Chain Award

The Raymond Corporation in Greene is the proud recipient of the Supply Chain Projects Award from the Supply and Demand Chain Executive magazine.

Mayor Kraham Announces Program for Binghamton Residents over 55 years old Can Receive House Upgrades For Free.

Mayor Jared Kraham announced his program for funding repairs at senior's houses across the City of Binghamton.

Binghamton Man Pleads Guilty to Stealing Car from Mall Parking Lot

A 27-year-old Binghamton man pleaded guilty to robbery among other charges stemming from a carjacking in the Oakdale Mall parking lot last fall.

Binghamton Man Sentenced for Attempted 2021 Murder

A Binghamton man was sentenced to 15 years in prison after pleading guilty in March to attempted murder, among other charges.

Endicott Man Wins $10,000 for Hole in One at Golf Tournament

An Endicott man is now $10,000 richer after making a hole in one while playing golf.

North Carolina Man Arrested on Fugitive from Justice Charge in Norwich

A North Carolina man was arrested Wednesday morning after police say he fled to avoid drug trafficking charges.

2022 Election Primary Recap

The Primaries saw three key races throughout the Southern Tier and New York State.

Broome County Sees Lower Primary Turnout Than 2018

Among the many changes in this year's primary was a decrease in turnout.

Fireworks are Illegal in the City of Binghamton this Fourth of July. Heading out of Town this Holiday Season? One Local Stand can Help you Stock up.

As the Fourth of July moves closer fireworks become a hot topic as Mayor Kraham released a press statement saying that fireworks are illegal in the city of Binghamton.

100 Years Ago: June 29, 2022

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