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New Yorkers Could Be Eligible for Piece of StubHub’s $10 Million Refund
As StubHub finds itself under scrutiny, those hidden fees are making headlines. What does this mean for ticket buyers moving forward?
Many New York Residents Use AI But Don't Trust It!
With three-quarters of workers trusting AI for small tasks, a wave of skepticism lingers when it comes to bigger decisions—what’s behind that uncertainty?
Delaware Prosecutor Sworn Into Federal Role
A Delaware County prosecutor is stepping into a federal position, strengthening cooperation between local and U.S. attorneys.
New Data Shows Leading Causes of Death in New York
New data breaks down what’s actually causing the most deaths across New York and some of it may hit closer to home than you expect.
Man Gets 10 Years in Delaware County Child Abuse Case
A Delaware County man will spend the next decade in prison following a conviction tied to abuse involving a minor.
Animal Adventure Park Reopens With New Attractions
Spring is in the air, and so is the sound of excitement as the Animal Adventure Park prepares to welcome visitors back with some heartwarming new additions.
Road Rage: East Main Street in Endwell Closed After Shots Fired
A section of East Main Street in Endwell was shut down for hours after shots were fired during a road rage incident.
Why Iconic 100-Year-Old Upstate New York Sign Was Removed
An iconic sight on the Electric City skyline in Upstate New York is coming down.
East Main Street in Endwell Closed After Shots Fired
A section of East Main Street in Endwell was shut down for hours after a reported shooting incident.
NYS DEC Announces Funding For Local Environmental Projects
With $6 million in grants being awarded, local organizations are gearing up to make a real impact on our environment this Earth Week.
New York City’s Population Drops For The First Time In Years
Here’s why people are fleeing New York City.
Johnson City Carousel Knocked Out by "Major Mechanical Failure"
The historic carousel at CFJ Park in Johnson City won't operate this summer.
Graduation Day Plans For Binghamton University And SUNY Broome
With thousands of degrees on the line, the air is electric at Binghamton University and SUNY Broome. It’s a time to reflect and celebrate!
How Much Does Watching NFL Games Cost New Yorkers?
As the NFL Draft approaches, fans in New York might be surprised by just how much watching from home adds up over the years.
Binghamton's Housing Market Has a Surprise in Store
Binghamton's housing market is telling a story that most people outside the area don't know about.
How New Yorkers Are Stretching Budgets Amid Rising Living Costs
From DIY snacks at the cinema to cutting back on late-night takeout, locals are sharing how they're tackling rising costs head-on.
These New Laws Are Impacting Shoppers Across New York
New laws are taking effect in New York, and they could impact how some residents shop.
Poughkeepsie Driver Nearly Hits Child Getting Off Bus
A Poughkeepsie driver is facing multiple charges after nearly hitting a 12-year-old getting off a school bus in Albany County. The shocking moment was caught on camera.
New Discount Store Opening in Downtown Johnson City
A familiar retail space on Main Street in Johnson City that's been vacant in recent months is springing back to life.
Local Campaign Reminds Drivers Of The 'No Empty Chair' Message
In a heartfelt push for safety, the 'No Empty Chair' campaign is reminding everyone that responsible driving can save lives this graduation season.
Hidden Marie Antoinette Refuge Near Upstate New York
A secret refuge built for Marie Antoinette sits closer to New York than you might think, and its story feels straight out of history’s most dramatic chapter.