Celia Clarke
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Local activists and some elected officials say the pipelines would destroy the region's water quality and economy. -
Democrat Matthew Padbury says he's running for town board to bring transparency to town government. -
Broome County Legislator Mary Kaminsky says the sheriff's agreement with federal immigration authorities was made without transparency or legislative oversight. -
City hires outside investigator following altercation involving Binghamton police chief's girlfriendA woman identified as the Binghamton police chief's girlfriend faces three charges after saying "We are the police" and hitting a 16-year-old boy. -
Parts of the village of Newark Valley experienced serious damage from flash flooding Sunday night. -
Susquehanna Pennsylvania was one of the hardest hit areas where a heavy storm brought down trees and left more than a thousand homes without power last week. -
The House of Representatives passed President Trump’s spending and tax cut bill Thursday. The bill heads to the president’s desk for his signature. -
Binghamton-area medical professionals criticized the Medicaid cuts, saying people will lose access to routine health checks and lifesaving prescriptions. -
Over 40 Binghamton residents gathered to share their ideas for the Clinton Street Downtown Revitalization Initiative. Grants will be available for funding from the project. -
Cooling centers are open all summer and some counties, like Broome, include public pools and splash pads on the list.
