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A growing number of New York families are discovering they may qualify for extra money this summer, and many don't need to do anything to get it.

A free car seat safety check is happening in Vestal today, and most parents don't realize their seat could be installed wrong.

Labor Day started in New York City in 1882, not as a government holiday but as a workers' protest.

Lane closures are coming to NY 17C in Endicott starting August 31 for paving and pothole repairs.

David Peterson takes over as the new GM of the Binghamton Rumble Ponies after nearly two decades in professional baseball leadership roles.

Rite Aid has officially closed all of its New York locations, and now the big question everyone is asking is, what’s going to replace them?

State Police caught 62 drivers breaking safety rules on I-81 in just one checkpoint. Seat belts, phones, and child safety seats were the main issues.

Your birth month might matter more than you think when it comes to reaching the C-suite, according to new research on Fortune 500 leaders.

A new survey ranks Binghamton among the most envied U.S. cities for first-time homebuyers.

Free event Tuesday helps older drivers make sure their vehicles actually fit their bodies the way they should after years of changes.

Eighty years. Same family. Same recipes. Little Venice continues a tradition that started back when the restaurant first opened in 1946.

Folk to heavy metal, jazz to punk. Seventy neighborhood porches are hosting live music all day.

Most retailers are actually lowering prices on school supplies, but shopping around still saves you serious money before the semester starts.

Flags across New York State are lowered to half staff this week to honor Dolly Parton, who died Tuesday at age 80.

The DA's office is throwing a community night with free backpacks, bike helmets, and up-close looks at emergency vehicles.

Two artists spent nearly two weeks carving 800 pounds of butter into a tribute to New York traditions and American history.

Dolly Parton, the legendary country music icon who shaped generations of fans, has passed away at 80 in Nashville.

Dolly Parton has died at 80. Here is how the country icon touched Upstate New York, from a snowbound Utica concert to a bridge that bears her name.

Chenango Valley's Justin Topa is one step from the Yankees after a wild, up-and-down season

Broome County resident pleads guilty to illegally possessing a firearm despite federal ban from previous felony conviction.

Lake Ontario in New York could get a new name as part of a Trump administration proposal tied to trade talks with Canada.