Oakdale Commons hosted a magic show in its center court this afternoon, featuring popular magician David Sorensen. Sorensen, who performs all over the world, shared what makes magic shows so unique. Sorensen said, "Not everyone has an understanding of how
Concerns Continue to Grow for Residents Near the IBM Endicott Area and Former Workers Regarding TCE Exposure
A former IBM'er who lived close to the plant tells Fox 40 they’re worried their medical issues, may be tied to the exposure. Mild tremors and short-term memory loss currently being treated by a neurologist. The worker, who was part of a 2015 class a
Windsor Central High School Students Honored for Agriculture Work
Windsor Central High School's chapter of the Future Farmers of America received the New York State Agricultural Society's chapter of the year award, honoring the work they have done for the Windsor community. Much of the work coming out of the 6.7 acre la
Southern Tier Land Conservancy Partners with Owego Rotary in First Land Conservation Project
Local non-profit organization Southern Tier Land Conservancy (STLC) recently announced its first land conservation achievement following its acquisition of a portion of the Canawanna Nature Preserve in Owego. The STLC will work with Owego Rotary to keep t
Former City of Binghamton Mayor Rich David Running for Broome County Clerk
Republican and former City of Binghamton Mayor Rich David is running for Broome County Clerk after current Clerk Joseph Mihalko announced last week he would not be pursuing another term. David says being a former mayor and a small business owner gives him
An Update on Toxic's Targeting Preventing Parkinson's Campaign
Ithaca-based environmental group Toxics Targeting is calling on the state to clean up sites with TCE contamination, including the IBM Endicott campus. Fox 40 reached out to the Department of Environmental Conservation with questions about t-c-e soil vapor
Mom's House Prepares for the 8th Annual "Soup'er Bowl" Cookoff
Mom's House, a non-profit which offers child care to parents who are acquiring higher education, is preparing for their 8th annual "Souper Bowl" Cookout, The soups will be judged and ranked by the participants. Categories include healthiest, heartiest, sp
30 New Hometown Heroes Banners on Display in Binghamton
The Hometown Heroes Banner committee puts up its second installment of hometown heroes banners in Binghamton. 30 new banners were put up along Front street between the Bevier Street Bridge and Prospect Ave, and the first ten banners along the bridge were
Union-Endicott Central School District Holds Meeting Regarding School Safety
Union-Endicott Central School District held a school safety discussion earlier tonight regarding national trends in school safety and potential safety features for the future. When it came to threats seen across the county today, the panel spoke on the ty
Indivisible Binghamton Set to Host Human Rights March
Local group indivisible binghamton is gearing up to host a human rights march next weekend to show support for people of all backgrounds within the community. The march will take place on saturday, january 18th, starting at noon at the peace makers stage
Two Binghamton High Schoolers Helping Make a Difference in Driver Safety
Binghamton High School seniors Stephen Chomyszak and Alex Lisio are not your typical high school students, both are representatives of the sales team for local startup ProTech. The company was founded through New Visions Business Academy, and it's focused