District Attorney Steve Cornwell hosted a free community cookout in Endicott 13 hours ago

Broome County's chief law enforcement officer was out meeting with and feeding the public Thursday evening.

Rumble Ponies Third Baseman Nick Sergakis reads to M-E's Summer Enrichment... 13 hours ago

Some Little Spartans got to see a pro baseball player trade in his bat for a book.

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NewsChannel 34 Storm Team Forecast 23 hours ago

Another Top Ten day across the Southern Tier with plenty of sunshine, low humidity. Temperatures rise a little higher Friday. Enjoy the dry time while we have it! Changes are ahead for the new work-week.

CONTEST: Enter to win Auto Racing Challenge 2018! 80 days ago

Enter to win Auto Racing Challenge 2018!

Medicare enrollees to begin receiving new cards 1 day ago

Medicare recipients have an important change coming their way.

Preparations begin for Infant Mortality Awareness Month 1 day ago

Local media organizations are working to raise awareness for an important issue.

Local airports receive $2M from Federal Government 1 day ago

The federal government is providing over $2 million for a pair of airports in our area.

$150K in federal funds to help extend Chugnut Trail 1 day ago

Federal funds will be used to improve residents' enjoyment of the Susquehanna River.

JC Senior Center hosts CarFit vehicle safety event 1 day ago

Seniors took a pit stop in Johnson City Thursday to ensure their safety on the road.

Hundreds at vigils mourn victims of Branson boat accident 8 hours ago

BRANSON, Mo. (AP) - A Missouri town known for its country shows and entertainment mourned Friday after 17 people - including nine from one family - were killed when a tourist boat sank on churning water in a sudden storm. The grief-stricken community hosted two separate vigils Friday night. In one, about 300 people gathered in the parking lot of Ride the Ducks of Branson and sang "Amazing Grace." Mourners at a church sang the same words.