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Planes are staying put across the country this afternoon due to a communications issue. Here's what is known so far.

An altercation at the correctional facility led to assault charges, one of many entries in the weekly report.

The morning routine for hundreds of coffee lovers in the Endwell area has been disrupted by the temporary closure of a Dunkin' restaurant.

A controversial plan by the Salvation Army to take over a closed Binghamton supermarket site in Binghamton has been killed.

A family-owned restaurant in Binghamton is about to close its doors forever.

A tractor-trailer struck a guardrail and landed on its side near the Interstate 81 interchange Thursday.

Psychics, astrologers and plenty of searches about luck helped push New York up a new superstition ranking. Here's the story behind those numbers.

Spiedies, chicken riggies and salt potatoes could bring a taste of Upstate New York to your Thanksgiving table.

Radar detectors are legal for most New York drivers, but the rules change once a vehicle crosses a certain weight.

Green infrastructure and cleaner streams, that's the goal behind a batch of new state grants.

Dentists and firefighters top a new survey of workers feeling secure about their careers over the next decade.

An abandoned Big Lots store in Vestal that was home to a Spirit Halloween popup shop is getting another holiday-oriented tenant.

A house on Court Street in Binghamton that had been targeted for demolition is being saved.

Vestal is rolling out a program to honor service members with banners downtown, and it's personal for many.

Three home games, a Sunday skate, and a little candy for the troops, here's what's happening with the Black Bears this weekend.

A tractor-trailer flipped on Route 13 in Dryden, and one driver ended up ticketed while the other went to the hospital.

New York does not require a blood test or physical exam for a marriage license, and the state’s old syphilis testing rule ended in 1985. Here is what couples need to know now.

A New York veteran served aboard the USS Triton during Operation Sandblast, the Navy’s first submerged trip around the world in 1960.

That job offer in your inbox might look sharp, but scammers are stepping up their game across New York.

Nearly two years after an $8 million demolition project started, the Endicott site once occupied by five huge IBM buildings is being filled in.

Fire crews, wholesalers, and listeners all pitched in during our Food-A-Bago drive, and the numbers are something to hear.