Celia Clarke
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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. -
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. -
WSKG's Phoebe Taylor Vuolo and Celia Clarke discuss reporting on the recent salmonella outbreak at the Broome County jail and the challenges of covering incarceration stories. -
Zeldin said the natural gas would go to states in New England. If built, the pipeline would go through the Catskills and Southern Tier to connect with other pipelines near Albany. -
No one has died in the outbreak, but the county medical director said that was not guaranteed, and that addressing the outbreak took coordinated effort. -
Some formerly incarcerated people and family members of some still in the jail are challenging the sheriff’s office account of the ongoing salmonella outbreak. -
The county medical director, Dr. Lazarus Gehring, said the outbreak could end up being one of the largest in New York State history.
