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Natalie Abruzzo/WSKG NewsIncumbent Chemung County Executive Christopher Moss lost the June primary election to fellow Republican Mark Margeson but will remain on the ballot in November as a Conservative Party candidate. -
Celia Clarke/WSKG NewsMonday marks three weeks since a fire destroyed the Knights Inn motel in Endwell on June 22. Many of the residents did not have permanent housing. -
Aurora Berry/WSKG NewsResidents of the 4th Ward will be able to apply for the position. -
People for Livingston campaignLivingston lost to Dan Norton in the Democratic primary last month. He had until last Friday to decide whether to run on the Working Families Party line.
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Some demonstrators say they are committed to staying until housing reforms are made. City officials said the gathering was an unpermitted event and ordered all to leave. -
The Corning town supervisor resigned her position and pleaded guilty to a felony charge earlier this week. -
State police say a man who was arrested is the only suspect. -
Winners of the primaries will be on the ballot in November’s general election. -
At its peak, 320 incarcerated people were sick and 12 were hospitalized. -
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The Juneteenth celebration was held in Center City Park in Binghamton, formerly called Columbus Park. The celebration honors the day in 1865 when enslaved people in Texas learned they were free. -
Dan Norton and Dan Livingston are running to replace Donna Lupardo, who served in the Assembly for 22 years.
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