District Attorney Steve Cornwell hosted a free community cookout in Endicott 1 day 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... 1 day 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 1 day 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 2 days ago

Medicare recipients have an important change coming their way.

Preparations begin for Infant Mortality Awareness Month 2 days ago

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

Local airports receive $2M from Federal Government 2 days 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 2 days ago

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

JC Senior Center hosts CarFit vehicle safety event 2 days 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 20 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.