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Tompkins Co. Med Return Program

The Tompkins County Coalition for Safe Medication Disposal has launched it new Med Return program. >>

Opening Day for Eldridge Park

An Elmira landmark is open for the season. >>

GlassFest Heating Up

Despite the chilly weather, Glass Fest is heating up. Business owners in Corning really count on the weekend to help them with sales. >>

Man Convicted in Hathorn Court Shooting

Nelson shot man several times in November 2012 incident >>

Elmira Correctional Facility Memorial

Elmira Correctional Facility held it's 7th Annual Memorial Service today. >>

New K9 for Chemung County

Chemung county has a new service member, just this time, it has four legs. >>

NY Casino Update

New York state leaders are working hard to hammer out the details of a bill to bring more casinos throughout the state. >>

Call For Cash: How To

Here are a few the simple steps to find out if you have money waiting for you. >>

The Glove House Success

More than 40 years ago Boxer Norman "Chuck" Jennings saw a gap in our community services >>

Search for Ithaca Man in Cayuga Lake

Police are continuing to search for an Ithaca man missing in Cayuga Lake. >>

Steering Seniors Away From Distracted Driving

One local school district wants to send high school seniors home with more than just a diploma before they start their summer. >>

Rochester Man Arrested for Cocaine in Bath

Traffic stop results in foot chase, arrest >>

Glassfest Blowout

Glassfest has officially begun and the Corning Museum of Glass hosted the big kick off tonight, complete with, well, glassblowing! >>

Tiffany Glass

C-MOG took the occasion to unveil its newest addition. >>

Search Continues for Cornell Senior

Still no sign of a Cornell University Senior who went missing while camping with friends during senior week. >>

C-PP Approves Purchase Offer on CFA

Developer wants to turn school into rental apartments >>

Eldridge Park Preps

A new season at Eldridge Park is right around the corner. >>

What Now for Elmira Heights?

Elmira Heights school budget is shot down, so what's next. >>

Lovies for Moore

A Horseheads woman is helping to lift the spirits of kids who survived the devastating tornado in Oklahoma, by giving them something to hold onto, literally. >>

Call For Cash

Now on to our special report, WENY-HD's Kellie Meyer joined the state's comptrollers office in investigating unclaimed funds. And she found one happy 80 year old couple who were owed some big bucks. >>

Arrest Made In Bradford Co. Murder-Suicide

Police arrested a woman in connection with the Bradford County murder-suicide we reported earlier this month. >>

Bulletproof Pups

Two of Schuyler County's finest now have bulletproof vests just like their partners. >>

2013 NY School Budget Results

2013 NY School Budget Approvals........results coming in.... >>

School Budget Votes

Voters have some tough decisions today. A lot of them voting on school budgets that raise their taxes. >>

Southern Tier County Unemployment Rates

Rate varies widely across Southern Tier >>

Red Cross Help

With all of the destruction and loss in the Midwest, you may be wondering how you can help. >>

Law for Safer Boating

State lawmakers are trying to make it safer when you hit the water. Monday new york state leaders continued their push for legislation to require boating-safety courses for new operators. >>

Budget Voting Information

Residents from across the Southern Tier can head to their local polls to vote on school budgetes and special spending measures. >>

Gillibrand Pushes for Student Loan Legislation

While college students are ready to graduate and hit the real world, they face an average student loan debt of more than $27,000. >>

Elmira Heights Budget Vote

New Yorkers will head to the polls tomorrow to vote on school budgets. >>

Fatal Motorcycle Accident

A Cameron man is dead this morning after a motorcycle accident Saturday morning. >>

Ithaca College: Record Number of Graduates

Ithaca College has a new crop of Alumni and a world-famous actor joined the students on their big day. >>

Elmira Police Scene

Police converge on a neighborhood in Elmira's southside with guns drawn. >>

Hornell Man Honored in Washington

There was pomp and circumstance in our nation's capital today to honor Vice Admiral William Burke. >>

Bad Bugs

New York State environmental officials are getting help trying to keep the Emerald Ash Borer Beetle out of Elmira. Tonight, the cub scouts were out tagging trees to spread awareness. >>

Erie Depot Railway

A significant piece of Elmira's history is getting back on track. >>

Reed: IRS Scandal "Tip of the Iceberg"

The first hearing into the IRS scandal finished Friday, but Republican lawmakers, like Tom Reed, are promising more questions will be asked about the tax agency's targets. >>

Chemung Nursing Facility on the Market

Asking price of $7.5 million >>

Watkins Glen Career Day

The kids at Watkins Glen Elementary school got a unique show on the football field this morning. >>

Chapel Lumber Celebrates 100 Years

A local family business celebrates a milestone in the Southern Tier. >>

Candon Comes Home

Candon Westervelt comes home, but not without a huge homecoming waiting for him in Lockwood. >>

Ithaca Gorge Safety

Summer is just around the corner, and gorge safety is priority. >>

5th Annual Serve-A-Thon

Twin Tiers Christian Academy students are giving back to the community. >>

First Job and Last

A Corning native returns to her very first job, as the owner. >>

English Family Tipline

Police and family members are calling on the community for help with information about a crash that killed the parents of three children. >>

Auditor: Successful 2012 Elmira City Budget

An audit Elmira's 2012 city budget shows the city managed its money successfully. >>

Special Report: Justice for Jeff

A Bradford County father who lost his son in a stabbing talks about his loss and the justice system. >>

Elmira Man Injured in Fire

Fire caused by cooking oil on hot stove >>

Local Vets Embrace TeleHealth

There's a new medical technology that's growing among veterans in Bath. It's called telepath therapy and it connects veterans and doctors via computer - basically taking the exam room to the patients. >>

Food Bank Walmart Grant

The Food Bank of the Southern Tier is receiving a grant for winning a national contest. >>

Bridge Closure Meeting

It was a packed house at Horseheads Town Hall with neighbors fighting the closure of the Latta Brook Road Bridge. >>

State Diner Reopens

After a long road to recovery, an Ithaca landmark reopens. >>

Police: S. Waverly Stand-off Suspect in Custody

Police say the South Waverly man behind a 12-hour stand-off on Williams Street is in custody. >>

Bridge Closure Concerns

Plans to close a Horesheads bridge has neighbors fired up. >>

Finger Lakes Named Great American Wine Region

When it comes to wining and dining, look no further than the Finger Lakes >>

Bradford County Drug Roundup

38 people are in jail tonight in the Northern Tier -- accused of drug trafficking. >>

Schuyler Hospital Disaster Drill

If a disaster strikes, it is always good to know your local hospital is prepared. >>

Seniors Have Wealth Of Resources At Their Disposal.

Seniors find a wealth of information all under one roof. >>

12 Year-old Killed in ATV Accident

A 12-year-old boy is dead this morning after an ATV accident. >>

Local 'Green’ Colleges Get Recognition

Two of the areas colleges are being recognized for their sustainabilty and focus on staying green. >>

Ithaca Tompkins Regional Airport Gets Funding

Congressman Tom Reed one of the many key players in keeping the Ithaca control tower open. >>

Fighter Jet Simulation in Owego

Lockheed Martin shows off a high tech fighter jet in Owego. >>

Airport Corporate Park South Development

Chemung County business and poiltical leaders clear a hurdle that could bring more than 1.5 million dollars to the county for new development. >>

Tentative Trial Date Set for Calvin Harris

Harris could have third murder trial later this year >>

3D Printed Guns

WENY-HD's Kellie Meyer checked out the 3d printer, and talked to some pioneers in the field. >>

No Deal in Corning Hospital/Union Talks

Current contract extended until May 19th >>

Body Found in Sayre Identified

Police have just identified the body found just behind Lehigh Tavern early this morning as Michael Lane Junior of Spruce Street in Athens. >>

EHPD Investigates Strangers Approaching Kids

Police say two kids approached by unknown men >>

Wayland Man Killed in Hit and Run

Driver charged with DWI; more charges pending >>

Work Could Begin Soon on WGCSD Consolidation Project

State Dept. of Ed approves project plans >>

Let McGrain Stay

Parents and high school kids rip into horseheads village trustees after the board votes against applying for a state grant that would help keep a village police officer in the high school. >>

Shuyler County And Inergy Midstream Strike A Deal

Schuyler County struck a deal with it's biggest taxpayer to secure more than a million and a half dollars in property tax income per year. >>

Cuomo Unveils More on Casinos

Governor Cuomo unveiled parts of his plan to open full fledged casinos in upstate New York. >>

Hot Dog Day

It's Hot Dog Day in Ithaca. Funds collected from the event are donated to the Tompkins County SPCA. >>

Anti-Fraud Legislation for NY

New York is number one in the U.S. when it comes to auto insurance fraud. A local state senator is trying to fight that to save people money. >>

Southside: Revitalization Talk

The city turns to the people for help planning a major renovation project on Elmira's south side. It's an interactive approach to city planning. >>

Attempted Break-in at Avoca School

Two Steuben County men were arrested for allegedly trying to break-in to the Avoca Central School. >>

$7,500 Food Bank Donation

Food Bank officials are thankful for a huge financial boost. >>

ECSD Deputy Superintendent Appointment

The Elmira City Schools now have an Acting Superintendent. >>

Newfield Man Wanted Down-State

Police say the Newfield man wanted in connection to the shooting, 35-year-old Donnell Harrison, is now in New York City. >>

Alice Trappler Found Guilty

The jury has spoken. Alice Trappler is guilty of planning the murder of her baby's father. >>

Body Found in Elmira Identified

Cause of death not yet released >>

New York Protecting Students

New York State Senate has now made it a crime for any school employee or volunteer to have any sexual contact with a student >>

Initiatives for Green Buildings

State leaders also want to see more green when it comes to the construction of new business buildings. >>

Wetmore: Jail for Failure to Pay Fines

Chemung County residents with outstanding fines, court fees or mandatory surcharges could face prison time if they don't pay up. >>

Jury Begins Delibrations in Trappler Murder Trial

Prosecution gives closing arguments Tuesday morning and the jury begins deliberating. >>

Town Supervisor Re-Election

Big Flats Town Supervisor Teresa Dean announced today she's running for re-election. >>

PA Pension-Overhaul Plan

Gov. Tom Corbett's pension-overhaul plan is finally being turned into legislation, three months after he unveiled it and eight weeks before lawmakers are expected to adjourn for the summer recess. >>

Man Convicted For Sex Crimes

A man has been convicted of sex crimes against children in Chemung County. >>

Tourism Summit

Local business are getting excited about Governor Cuomo's first ever tourism summit. >>

Woman Found Dead In Elmira

Police were called to the city's Eastside around 11:00 Tuesday morning where a DEC crew found a woman's body along Newtown Creek, between East Fifth Street and Linden Place. >>

Closing Arguments in Trappler Trial

The Alice Trappler murder trial is winding down, with the defense presenting closing aruments this afternoon. >>

Woodhull Man Injures Kids in Crash

A Woodhull man is facing charges for driving his car into a tree and injuring two children and an adult. >>

UPDATE: Canton Shooting Ruled Murder-Suicide

Coroner Reports indicate homicide/suicide causes of death >>

Medicaid Task Force Comes To Chemung County

New Task Force aims to reduce the waste, fraud, and abuse within the Medicaid system. >>

Job Cuts at St. James Mercy Hospital

50 positions to be cut >>

Tax Increase Debate

Mere talk of over-riding the state's tax cap ruffled some feathers at Corning City hall tonight. >>

Double Shooting Ruled Murder Suicide.

The Bradford County Coroner has ruled Sunday's double shooting a murder suicide. >>

Suspect Wanted: Attempted Abduction

Waverly Police are on the lookout for a man, they say tried to grab a teenage girl on Friday afternoon. >>

Fire in Addison Kills Elderly Couple

Three others taken to hospital >>

Tompkins County Living Wage: $12.62

Minimum wage versus living wage- it's been an ongoing debate nationwide and locally, in Tompkins County. As of today the living wage in the county is $12.62 an hour, that's up over $5.00 from New York's minimum wage at $7.25 an hour. >>

Jack Lisi Youth Awards

The 22nd annual Jack Lisi Youth Awards were given Friday, honoring six girls and two boys, ages 16 through 20. >>

Free Comic Book Day

It's Free Comic Book day around the world Saturday and stores are gearing up for the big day >>

Roll Over Accident on I-86

A man ended up in the hospital when his pickup rolled over on I-86 tonight. >>

Job Cuts at Saint Joseph's Hospital

39 employees affected >>

Trappler Intensely Cross Examinined

The District Attorney went after Alice Trappler today, showing text messages he says don't jibe with her story. >>

CNG Fueling Station Opens In Athens

CNG station are starting to pop up across the Northern Tier. >>

Alice Trappler Takes the Stand

It's the testimony everyone's been waiting for: the accused telling her side of the story in defense of charges she was behind a plot to kill the father of her baby. >>

PA Woman Sentenced In DUI Homicide

A Pennsylvania woman has been sentenced to a maximum of six and a half years in prison for Homicide by Vehicle, and driving high on synthetic pot. >>

Southern Tier Technical Task Force Visits EFD

The Southern Tier Technical Rescue Task Force paid a visit to the Elmira Fire Department today. >>

16 Year Olds Voting?

Governor Cuomo is trying the change voting regulations to encourage more participation from everyone in New York, and now that includes teens as young as 16. >>

Fracking Ban

A major court decision heightens controversy over deep shale hydrofracking. >>

Alice Trappler’s Father Testifies

Recordings of calls from jail played in court today, as the prosecution wraps up its case against the woman accused of arranging to have her baby's father killed. >>

New Early Voter Legislation

Tuesday Evening New York State Assembly members passed early voting legislation, and it means New Yorkers may soon be able to vote weeks before the general election. >>

Booker Arrested Again

Jamel Booker, the man convicted of shooting an Ithaca police officer last fall was arrested once again, just one day after his trial ended. >>

Hathorn Ct: Are Security Measures Working?

The city beefed up security to cut down crime at Hathorn Court, but it's a mixed bag of reaction from residents living in the community. >>

Historic Elmira Treasure Hunt Kicks Off May 1st

In honor of National Preservation Month, Historic Elmira, Inc. is celebrating its 3rd Annual Amazing Elmira Treasure Hunt. >>

Finnerty for Judge

The Race is heating up for the Elmira City Judge seat. Another candidate announced a run today in Elmira. >>

Suspect Wanted in Newfield Shooting

Suspect is considered armed and dangerous >>

Phone Scam Targeted at Seniors

The Chemung County Department of Aging and Long Term Care is warning seniors about a phone scam aimed at them. >>

New Animal Protection Initiative

Local animal advocates react to New York's Attorney General cracking down on animal abuse. >>

ATV Accident

An ATV accident in Erin sent one person to the hospital earlier tonight. >>

Ithaca Stabbings, Suspects Still Unknown

Neighbors are worried and police are appealing to the public for help finding the people responsible for two stabbings in Ithaca over the weekend. >>

Bradford County Stand-Off Suspect Sentenced

A Bradford county man has been sentenced to up to seven years in prison and ordered to pay thousands of dollars in fines for a stand-off with Police in Rome and trying to lie his way out of jail last October. >>

Murder Accomplice Takes Stand in Alice Trappler Trial

Alice Trappler is accused of having her ex-husband kill the father of her baby. Today, the alleged trigger man's accomplice, Nathan Hand took the stand. >>

Motorcycle Accident on Route 13

Motorcycle accident seriously injures rider. >>

Former Corning Man Wanted in Tennessee Murder

Suspected in connection to the beating death of a man in TN >>

Route 13 Fatal Crash

An Alfred University student who was reported missing Friday night was found dead over the weekend in Chemung County. >>

Suspects Wanted in Two Ithaca Stabbings

Ithaca police are looking for a suspect involved in the stabbing of a teenager over the weekend. >>

Money for Corning Inc.

More jobs could be coming to the Southern Tier after the Empire state development board approves funding for the Southern Tier Region. >>

Armed Robberies Supsect Arraigned

Accused of robbing Dark Tan, Maurices at Knifepoint >>

Alice Trappler's Former Lover Testifies in Murder Trial

A love triangle emerges in the Alice Trappler murder trial today. >>

Elmira Youth Court Mock Trial

Elmira City Youth court members held a mock trial tonight to show friends and family how Youth Court really works. >>

CSEA Files Lawsuit Against Steuben County

Take issue with sale of county nursing facility >>

Southport Crash

Local firefighters called the D-E-C when a driver wrecked his car and left it leaking gas in Southport. >>

Ithaca Robbery Arrest

Two Ithaca residents are charged with robbery in the third degree this morning, after police say they robbed a man on South Cayuta street in Ithaca. >>

Ramp 300 Built

For 16 years a group calling themselves the "ramp Guys" have been helping people live independently. >>

Cuomo Trying to Help Communities

As cities across New York struggle to avoid insolvency and bankruptcy, Governor Cuomo is trying to help them. >>

Elmira Police Deparment Swears In Four New Officers

With the deparment back to full staff, EPD can be more proactive according to EPD chief Michael Robertson. >>

Ulster Man Accused of Exposing Self to Girl

Allegeldy tried to lure girl into his car >>

Murder Suspects in Court

Two suspects charged with 1st degree murder >>

Elmira Youth Fight Hunger

A youth group of about 20 is trying to help out in a big way-- fasting and collecting canned goods and donations for an international movement. >>

Take Back The Night 2013

Hundreds set out marching this evening for a tradition that has gone on for decades. >>

WWI and WWII Veterans Honored

Soldiers who's ashes have gone unclaimed, honored with a proper military burial in the Southern Tier. >>

Candon Westervelt Day

Waverly was seeing red today, as everyone threw on a red tee shirt for one little nine year old boy. WENY HD's Kellie Meyer was at Elm Street Elementary School earlier today to celebrate Candon Westervelt Day. >>

Drilling Study

A federal agency wants to look at the effects of gas drilling on air emissions at natural gas drilling sites, and on possible hazards to workers. >>

Route 64 Widening Project

Work is set to begin next week on widen County Route 64 in Big Flats. >>

Schuyler Hospital Project

Schuyler Hospital breaks ground on new project. >>

Bath Man Charged In Hotel Robbery

Bath police have charged a man with robbery, accusing him of holding a hotel employee at knife-point. >>

Special Report: Breaking Barriers

A group of Southside High Schoolers went bald for cancer awareness. But after the hype...for some, a harsh reality... For some, a sense of empowerment. >>

End of the Week for Trappler Trial

It's the end of the week for the trial of the Addison woman accused of putting her ex-husband up to killing the father of her child. >>

Solution for Horseheads School Resource Officer

Horseheads village trustee urges village leaders to consider applying for a federal grant to keep the school resource officer. >>

Corning Inc. Announces Diesel Plant Expansion

The Twin Tiers' largest employer hopes to add 250 full-time jobs by expanding it's Steuben County Diesel plant. >>

Corning Inc: Quarter 1 2013

The Twin Tier's largest employer edged closer to it's sales goal of 10 billion dollars by 2014. >>

Man Dies in Horseheads Accident

Vehicle crashes head-on into tree >>

Cuomo Expanding SEAP Program

Governor Cuomo wants to help New York State's unemployed by expanding on an already established, successful program >>

Future of Horseheads School Resource Officer

Details are emerging about the future of the School Resource Officer position for Horseheads Central School District >>

Meth Lab Update

And now we have an update on the meth lab bust that happened yesterday in Elmira. >>

Consolidation Plans Continue at ECSD

Planning continues as the Elmira City School District prepares for their consolidation, >>

Bradford Co. Woman Charged with Theft

Accused of stealing from Troy law firm >>

Gas Prices Drop

And here's some news we all can be happy about, gas prices have gone down. >>

Skelos No Go On Abortion Law

The leader of New York's State Senate says he will block any abortion proposal from the governor. >>

Police Bust Suspected Meth Lab

On Elmira's Southside >>

"Operation Hang Up" started Monday and will continue through Sunday.

“Operation Hang Up" started Monday and will continue through Sunday. >>

National Volunteer Week

This week is national volunteer week and some state senators are urging people to help out local volunteer fire crews and other emergency service organizations. >>

Regional Job Fair Provides Hope

Hundreds came out to the regional job fair with one common hope... To find a job. >>

Police Bust Suspected Meth Lab

On Elmira's Southside >>

Meth Lab Bust in Elmira

A home in Elmira is busted for a suspected meth lab. >>

Young Entrepreneurs in Corning

Well some may say the future of business lies in the hands of the next generation and one event is proving this to be true. >>

Cornell Tech College Gets Grant

The Cornell Tech project being built on New York City's Roosevelt Island got a huge boost from some investors Monday >>

Day Two: Alice Trappler Trial

Alice Trappler is accused of masterminding a plot to kill the father of her baby. Prosecutors are trying to prove she had her ex killed because she was afraid he'd hurt their child. >>

Schuyler County Fatal Crash

A Watkins Glen man died in a crash over the weekend. >>

Steuben County Leads Deer Hunting

Steuben County led New York in total deer harvested during the 2012 hunting seasons. >>

Tioga County Homicide

Pennsylvania State Police are investigating a homicide that left two people dead in Tioga County, Friday night. >>

Steuben County Pipeline?

A Williamsville New York based company wants to build a new natural gas pipeline through Steuben County. >>

Ithaca: Shots Fired & Suspect Wanted

Ithaca police are looking for a suspect, they say shot an Ithaca Resident three times late last night. >>

Southside Shoe Donation

Students on the Elmira Express track team will now have the right equipment thanks to an alum. >>

Heights School Budget

A local school makes some tough decisions to pass their budget. >>

P.A. Wind Energy

Northern Tier (WENY) - Wind energy installations almost doubled in Pennsylvania last year, but the industry still only provides about 1 percent of the states electricity. >>

Stop H8

Today is the national day of silence and some people in Elmira decided to not be quiet. >>

Local Muslims React to Boston

A local Islamic Association speaks out regarding the Boston suspects being Muslim. A spokesman from the Islamic Association of the Finger Lakes spoke with us earlier tonight. >>

Day One in Alice Trappler Trial

Alice Trappler is accused of masterminding a plot to kill the father of her child. Her trial is underway. >>

Day of Service

Today marks the fifth annual "Day of Service". >>

Bostonians: We Woke Up to Gunshots

One of the biggest city's in the country locked down... millions told to stay put in their homes. >>

BREAKING NEWS: 1 Bombing Suspect Dead, Another at Large

Police have a suspect in custody in Watertown, Mass. >>

Wastewater Treatment Plant Opens in N. Tier

Plant will treat water from Marcellus Shale drilling >>

Elmira Men Arrested in Double Murder

Four Elmira are men to be charged in Chautauqua County double homicide and home invasion. >>

Cuomo Won’t Back Marijuana Bill

A Medical marijuana bill gaining steam in Albany, but Governor Andrew Cuomo says he's not backing it. >>

Santulli Joins Cuomo in Fight for Taxpayers

Chemung County Executive is asking Congress to reject proposals which would impact taxpayers in a big way. >>

Elmira City Judge Race

A candidate officially announced intentions for the Elmira City Judge election. >>

Pitbull Saves PA Family From Fire

A Pitbull saves a PA man from a fire in Millerton. >>

Chemung County Sheriff Running Again

The Chemung County Sheriff wants another four years of serving the community. >>

Red Cross Still Needs Blood Donations

The tragedies in Boston and Texas moved a lot of people to donate blood, to the point that no more blood is needed in those areas. >>

Safety at Watkins Glen International

The Schuyler County Sheriff says tragedies like the Boston Bombings raise awareness of hazards at large-scale events like the Watkins Glen Nascar race. >>

Fatal Car Crash on Route 13

Route 13 is shut down between Horseheads and Alpine Junction. >>

Elmira Interim Judge Appointed

Elmira Mayor, Sue Skidmore has appointed a new interim judge. >>

English Funeral

The couple killed in the crash last month on Route 328, were laid to rest today. >>

Rehabbed Elmira Home Revealed

A run down home in Elmira got a new look and was revealed today. >>

Horseheads School Budget Approved

Horseheads School District approved its 2013-2014 budget tonight. >>

Grays Indicted for November DUI Arrest

Arrested for DUI five months before fatal head-on crash >>

CCC Wellness Fair

Corning Community College holds its third annual “Wellness Fair” today at the Spencer Hill Campus and the newly constructed Wellness Education Center. >>

Local Boston Runners React

We're continuing to hear from locals who were in the marathon yesterday, some who were very close when the explosion happened. >>

100th Birthday Celebration

Dorothy Bartlett is active in the community, has lived in Chemung County all her life, and celebrated a rare a special birthday today. >>

Safety at the Wineglass Marathon

The Boston Marathon bombing has The Steuben County Sheriff and State Police working on minor changes for security at a local race. >>

Early Morning Millport Fire

Fire crews from eight different departments battled a blaze for more than four hours from Monday evening into Tuesday morning at a trailer park in Millport. >>

Runner Witnesses Boston Explosion

Runner Witnesses Boston Explosion >>

Local Runners in Boston

Shelia Sutton is the Co-Director of the Wine Glass Marathon in Corning. Her brother, along with a few other runners were there at the Boston Marathon today. >>

Horseheads Woman Charged with Attempted Murder

A Horseheads woman is charged with attempted murder after a stabbing early Saturday in the village. >>

Woman Dies in Fire

An 89 year old woman is dead after fire broke out at her Town of Cameron >>

Wildfire Arson

A Wellsboro woman is charged with arson after police say she intentionally started a wildfire. >>

SAFE Act Regulations

Gun owners here in the Southern Tier have lots of questions about the SAFE Act and are not pleased. >>

Local Runner Safe After Run in Boston Marathon

Shocked about explosions >>

Sen. Gillibrand on Economic Development

Officials meet with local leaders and business owners to discuss economic development in Update New York. >>

Reed On Immigration Reform

Reed wants reform but not Amnesty for 11 million undocumented workers. >>

Jewish Food Festival

Good stuff is cookin' in the Kol Ami kitchen. >>

EPD Warns of Solicitors

Says they claim to be from energy company, don't have proper permit >>

Schumer: Funds Needed NY Dams

U.S. Sen. Charles Schumer says there are more than 800 hazardous bridges without adequate emergency plans in New York. >>

New Developments In Horseheads Home Explosion

We have some new developments this afternoon in the tragic home explosion that took the life of baby benjamin Reed back in 2011. >>

Schumer on Dam Safety

Questions tonight about the safety of certain dams in the Southern Tier. >>

Pretty Girl Comes Home

We first brought you the story of David and Pretty Girl last month. And tonight it all ended with a happy reunion. >>

Recall: Wegman’s Organic Juices

Wegmans Food Markets says it's recalling two fruit juice products because they may contain unacceptable levels of a byproduct of mold. >>

Tompkins SPCA vs. PETA

The SPCA of Tompkins County is under fire from PETA for refusing to accept animals into the shelter last year. >>

Horseheads Budget Approved

A Horseheads Village board meeting turns more into a debate as the budget is approved. >>

Tim McGraw Headlines Dick's Sporting Open

A three time Grammy-winner is bringing his cowboy hat, guitar and his voice, right here to the Southern Tier. >>

Jackals New Ownership Reaction

We stopped by the Jackals game to hear what locals had to say about the new ownership. WENY-TV's Kellie Meyer is live at First Arena with the story. >>

Fighting Airport Cutbacks

Leaders in Tompkins County are fighting for their air traffic controllers and filing a petition asking a federal appeals court to reconsider cut backs to the airport. >>

Alice Trappler Pretrial Hearing

A judge sets some ground rules for an upcoming murder trial just days before the Schuyler County woman accused of killing her child's father goes on trial. >>

Gun Control Debate at CCC

And thanks to tragedies like Newtown, school violence is linked to gun control. Corning Community College hosted a panel discussion on the hot-topic. >>

GST BOCES ’Reducing School Violence’

School violence is a major concern today. GST BOCES hosted a conference today to talk about ways to stop it. >>

Man Crashes Into IPD Car In Police Chase

Ithaca Police have arrested a man after he crashed into a police car >>

Stores May Have Toxic Products

Ten national big box stores are under the microscope this morning and health officials are asking the major retailers to clear their shelves of products containing hazardous chemicals >>

Belden Fallout

Layoffs at the Belden plant are another hit to local businesses, on top of the Sikorsky closing. >>

Billie Jo Ribble Facing More Charges

The Bath woman charged with escaping police custody and federal kidnapping is facing more charges this morning. >>

Cuomo Gets Tough on Corruption

Governor Cuomo is taking steps to help slow down corruption in Albany, enacting tougher penalties for public officials involved in bribery. >>

Elmira Jackals Have New Owners

Excitement in Elmira today over new ownership of First Arena and the Jackals. >>

Chemung County Fairgrounds Undergoing Renovations

The grand stand at the Chemung County Fairgraounds is being renovated. >>

C-PP Gets $3.2 Million Foundation Grant

Grant will close gap in current proposed budget >>

Tompkins Co. Democrat to Challenge Rep. Reed

Martha Robertson to run for NY 23rd District Seat >>

Police Make Major Pot Bust

New York State Police looking for an illegal gun discovered a marijuana growing operation in a Steuben County home. >>

Eileen Collins to be Inducted Into Hall of Fame

Collins to take place on HOF with Armstrong, Glenn, Ride >>

Rally at the Alley

The Health Ministry of the Southern Tier provided over $2 Million in free health care services just last year and now it needs your help. >>

Farming Reforms A Hot Topic In Washington

Reed looks to help local farmers by streamlining labor help. >>

CCC Course Informational Session for 50+

Corning Community College is hosting a course informational session for people 50 years and older who are looking to find a new path in life. >>

Elmira Judge Resigns Amid Charges

Elmira City Court Judge Thomas Ramich has resigned. >>

Elmira City Manager Stepping Down

Elmira City Manager, John Burin, says it's time to move on, but offers no particular reason why. >>

Larry Comfort Released from Prison

Comfort served time for drug bust connected to shooting death of New York State Police investigator in 1980 >>

Belden to Close Horseheads Facility

123 Jobs to be affected >>

Lockheed Martin Contract

Lockheed Martin has landed a multi-million dollar contract extension with the U.S. Navy. >>

Elmira City School District Budget

As Elmira city school district leaders come closer to a final budget agreement. >>

Dunn Field Getting New Fence?

The Elmira City Council will consider making sure Dunn Field is up and running after last years tornado ripped through the outfield fence. >>

Ithaca Commons Rebuild Kicks-Off

Political and business leaders threw a little party today to kick off the Ithaca Commons rebuild. >>

Binghamton Firefighter Found Dead

A 57-year-old firefighter has been found dead in a Binghamton firehouse. >>

Fundraiser for Young Cancer Patient

A Sayre High School student is raising money for her baby cousin suffering with cancer and all the while, she's bringing complete strangers together. >>

Ithaca Hotel Fire

Fire broke out at an Ithaca Hotel Sunday morning and firefighters say high winds caused it to spread quickly. >>

Current Gas Prices

Gas prices are trickling down and this morning the national average for a gallon regular is $3.65. >>

Brush Fire in Chemung

Local firefighters are burning mad after a call to a brush fire they say was caused by an illegal open burn. >>

City Approves Funds for Downtown Elmira Project

The city voted tonight and will give funds to Harmony Water LLC to help with the redevelopment project. >>

Former VFW Commander Sentenced for Grand Larceny

Will spend six months in jail, pay $24,000 in restitution >>

Chemung Co. Legislators Approve CR 64 Project

Project will widen CR64 to four lanes >>

CCC Two Plus Two Agreement

CCC adds another college to their two plus two agreements. >>

Village of Horseheads Looking at Tax Hike

The village of Horseheads is looking at a one percent tax hike...and the Mayor says it's minimal. >>

No More Unfunded Mandates

Senator Tom O'Mara and Assemblyman Chris Friend, are backing twin bills that would require the state to fund any program that imposes a mandate on municipalities and school districts. >>

Wegmans Price Freeze

Wegmans is announcing another product price freeze for more than 60 items through august. >>

New Area Code for Northern Tier

The Pennsylvania Public Utility Commission says they've run out of phone numbers with area code 570 and that means some changes to the way Valley residents dial out. >>

Centerway Square Honored in Travel Mag

Named One of Most Beautiful Town Squares >>

Spinning for Awareness

April is Child Abuse Awareness month and people in Towanda are doing their part to make sure the message is known. >>

Plan B Ruling

A ruling in emergency contraception going over the counter for people under age 17 has people talking about the local impact. >>

Meth Bust at Bath Motel

Meth, ingredients seized from hotel >>

Food Bank Enters Contest For Hungry Kids

The Food Bank of the Southern Tier is helping to feed hungry kids nutritious meals and they need your help. >>

9/11 Controller Speaks at Mansfield

An air traffic controller who saw United Flight 93 dissapear from the radar is telling his tale at Mansfield University. >>

Chemung Co.: $5M in Unclaimed Funds

New York state has more than $12 billion to give away in unclaimed funds. >>

April is Autism Awareness Month

April is Autism Awareness Month, here is some information about one local group aimed to help parents. >>

Benefit For Judson

A Sayre family's world came to a halt when they found out their 6 month old baby had leukemia. >>

Greek Peak Owners to Keep 1,000 Jobs

Schumer announces agreement with new owners >>

Strokes of Hope

A woman from Elmira with a rare brain disease is speaking out to help others with her condition. >>

Local Koreans on Threats of Attack

Koreans living locally weigh in on threats of attack. Many Koreans in America still have family living in their native country and are worried. >>

Elmira Apartment Subsidization Vote

Elmira city council will have to decide whether grant 180 thousand dollars to the developer of the Rosenbaum's, Marvin's and Harold's buildings. >>

Ithaca Rape Suspect is Cornell Wrestler

Suspect identified through wrestling website photo >>

Berger’s Ski Shop Closing

It's the end the line for a local ski shop on Market Street in Corning. >>

NY Feb. Jobless Rates Barely Changes

Officials have released preliminary data showing the unemployment rate in upstate New York was 9.2 percent in February, unchanged from a year earlier, while the New York City metro area rate dropped to 8.6 percent from 9.1. >>

Woman Sets Husband On Fire

A Waverly woman is behind bars for allegedly setting her husband on fire. >>

Fire At Corning Apartment Complex

The City of Corning Fire Department responded to a reports of a fire Tuesday morning. >>

Dinapoli on S. Tier Economy

New York Comptroller Thomas DiNapoli made a stop in the Southern Tier today with a clear message...budget challenges are the new normal. >>

Pudgies Celebrates 50 Years

Pudgies Pizza's is celebrating its 50th anniversary. >>

Tompkins County SAFE Act

Tompkins County Legislators have reached an official stance on the New York SAFE Act. >>

Three Injured in Two-Car Crash on I-86

Police say driver missed exit, hit another car >>

New House New Life

A new housing facility for homeless or at-risk men opened today. The Rescue Mission opened it's first home for the homeless in Ithaca and it's already filling up. >>

PennDOT say Fatalities Down

The number of PA Highway deaths in 2012 were down compared to last year and is the third lowest ever recorded. >>

Dairy Farm Aid

New legislation is being introduced in Washington to help out struggling dairy farmers. >>

Farm Rich Recall Affects New Yorkers

UPDATE: Health Officials say New York residents have become sick from the recalled Farm Rich frozen food. >>

Fallen Firefighters Honored With Memorial Golf Tournament

The Owego Fire Department is dedicating a fund raising golf tournament to their fallen brothers. >>

Fire Breaks Out In Southport

Fire broke out just before 1:00am Tuesday morning at 1262 South Main Street in the Town of Southport. >>

Coccho Censured

A Corning City Council member censured for what some say is disrespectful behavior. >>

Tioga Downs Job Fair

Southern Tier unemployment rates are high, so it's pretty good timing for a job fair in Tioga County. >>

Opening Day of Trout Season, New Laws

Well it's opening day of trout season and people hit the streams for the first catch of the year. But it's "one and done" if you keep that first rainbow. >>

"Move Over Law" Enforcement

New York State Police are reminding motorists to slow down when they see emergency or hazard vehicles on the side of the road. >>

Gillett Man Charged with Sexual Assault

Soul is being held at Bradford County Correctional Facility on $75,000 bail. >>

Farmers on the Adopted Budget

Farmers are glad Albany hears their pleas and the budget is somewhat helping them stay in line with competing farm states. >>

New York State Budget Passes

With three days to spare, New York has adopted its third straight on-time budget, something that hasn't been done in 30 years. >>

City Of Corning Fire Department Gets Federal Grant

The Corning Fire Department is getting a hefty sum of federal aid. >>

Tompkins Co. Towns Left Out Of Internet Funding

Earlier this month more than 2 million dollars of New York state grant money for broadband internet in Tompkins County was handed out. >>

Patterson Bridge Reconstruction

Construction will start on a Corning bridge that's almost always filled with cars in just a couple of weeks. >>

Trout Season Brings on New Regulations

Fishing season gets under way this Monday in New York, but some new regulations are being put in place.. >>

Elmira Property Owner Sentenced to Jail

First criminal conviction over code violations in 15 years >>

Corning Salvation Army Thrift Store Closes

A popular thrift shop in Corning. has suddenly closed. >>

Elmira Jackal Raises Funds

An Elmira Jackals player is trying to help the kids who lost their parents in a northern tier car crash in a way you wouldn't imagine-- music. >>

Bus Monitor Allegedly Chokes 7 Year Old Student

A local school bus monitor is charged with choking a seven-year-old student. >>

Horseheads Central School District on Budget

Despite getting more than expected for education aid, local school leaders say the state budget still doesn't help make ends meet. >>

Guthrie Robert Packer Hospital New Unit

Guthrie's Robert Packer Hospital in Sayre has opened a new state-of- the-art facility. >>

Corning Mayor to Run for 3rd Term

Says he wants to see projects through to finish >>

Tompkins County SAFE Act

Tompkins county Public Safety committee held a special meeting tonight to discus the much talked about SAFE Act. >>

Local School Leaders on the NY Budget

The increase in school spending isn't exactly causing a lot of excitement among local educators. >>

Holocaust Remembered Through Art

Students and professors came out to Elmira College this morning to remember the holocaust through art. >>

Gun Tip Line Causes Waves

A New York state assemblyman is calling on the state scrap an anonymous tip line for reporting illegal guns. >>

Elmira Budget Update

Elmira City School district leaders ironed out what they hope the budget will address after last night's budget workshop. >>

Judge Stops Water Sales

A court ruling brings millions of dollars in water sales to a halt in Painted Post. >>

Robbery Accomplice Sentenced to Jail

With Randy Brooks night of Eastgate Murder >>

Ithaca Airport to Face Air Traffic Control Cuts

Ithaca Tompkins Regional Airport is scheduled to lose its control tower, along with 148 other airports across the country if congress doesn't pass a budget. >>

Fire Tears Through Elmira Apartment

Fire tore through an Elmira apartment building Sunday night killing a dog and damaging a College Avenue apartment. >>

Ithaca College Seniors Nabbed For Graffiti

Two Ithaca College seniors were arrested Friday night and charged with making graffiti on the north end of the Columbia Street Pedestrian Bridge. >>

Travel Advisory: Madison Bridge Work

Construction starts today on the Madison Avenue bridge in Elmira and will continue over the next month. >>

Riding on the Levees

ATV riders are being warned , riding on the levees could mean being arrested and big fines. >>

Guthrie Syringe Lawsuit

Guthrie and Corning Hospital are being slapped with a medical malpractice lawsuit. >>

City Council Discusses Mausoleum Repairs

City hires engineering firm to study necessary repairs >>

Elmira City Council Buys Two Buildings

Moves for departments in Elmira City Hall could be in the future. >>

Howies Ready to Make More Pizza

More, now on our continuing coverage of Howie's Pizza in Sayre... >>

Tompkins County Schools On High Alert

Three Tompkins County school districts are amping up patrols after a suspicious man was spotted in the neighborhood, not once, but three separate times. >>

Suspicious Activity in Lansing

Tompkins County schools are on high alert after reports of suspicious drivers approaching children. >>

NY’s Minimum Wage Increase

As we reported early this week, New York's budget agreement includes a minimum age increase. Now at $7.25 an hour, minimum wage would increase to $8 an hour in 2014, $8.75 in 2015, and $9 by the end of 2015. >>

English Family Fundraiser

Community members are stepping up to help the children who lost their parents in a fatal car crash, and they're raffling off 50 prizes to do it. >>

Atticus Cafe Opens in Elmira

Atticus Cafe Opens Saturday >>

New Greek Peak Owners

Greek Peak Mountain Resort is getting a fresh start with a new buyer. >>

Ammo Shortage

Schuyler County Sheriff Bill Yessman told an audience of more than 100 gun owners this week that his agency tried to order ammunition. >>

The Future of Downtown Elmira

Not everyone is this excited about the latest news of luxury apartments and businesses coming to the old Harold's, Rosenbaum's and Marvin's on West Water Street in Elmira. >>

Woodlawn Cemetery Construction

The main mausoleum in Woodlawn Cemetery is at it's breaking point and now Elmira City leaders are stepping in to repair it. >>

PETA Wants Animal Cruelty Charges Against PETCO

PETA claims Store management knew store would flood, animals could drown >>

Hotel Ithaca Project On Its Way

The Tompkins County Industrial Development Agency , also known as the IDA approved tax abatement for whats being dubbed "Hotel Ithaca." >>

Farmers on a Minimum Wage Increase

Farmers say raising the minimum wage would put a huge burden on them and they can't simply charge more for their products. >>

Car Crashes Into House in Horseheads

Driver not found >>

Elmira City Schools Budget

Elmira City School District Has Made More Cuts >>

Man Being Reunited With His Pretty Girl

An Elmira man got a huge act of kindness from someone he didn't even know. >>

Rathbone Election Investigation

No criminal charges to be filed >>

Schuyler Co. SAFE Act Discussion

Across the New York Local Sheriffs are taking time to explain New York's S.A.F.E Act to local gun owners. >>

Southport Comprehensive Plan

Southport town leaders met with the community tonight, to discuss the future of the town. >>

Towanda Business Fire

A Towanda business owner's woodshop saved from destruction by his sense of smell. >>

Union Twp Fatal Truck Accident

One man dead after sanitation truck crashes, ejecting driver. >>

Alzheimer’s Epidemic Expected To Hit Tompkins County

A new study finds that more than 320-thousand New Yorkers are living with Alzheimer's disease and Tompkins County could be hit with an Alzheimer's epidemic. >>

Trumansburg Sex Offender Captured in South Dakota

The Level 2 Sex offender that caused Trumansburg Central Schools to go on lockdown last week has been captured. >>

Deadly Crash On I-86

The Steuben County Sheriff's office says one woman is dead after a crash Monday evening in the Town of Fremont. >>

Texting 911 in Steuben County

Texting is now a part of everyday life, and for some it's the easiest way to communicate. >>

Travel Advisory: Town of Chemung

Starting on Monday, March 18, contract work begins for a bridge deck replacement on State Route 427 over state Route 17. >>

New College Cost Website

Choosing a college can be a daunting task, but a new federal website is available to help parents and students understand the financial viability of prospective colleges and universities >>

Bedbugs Found at Nursing Facility

The Chemung County Nursing Facility is dealing with some unwelcomed guests. There are reports that bedbugs were found in three of the rooms. >>

St. Baldrick’s Day: Shave to Save

Dozens of people shaved to save this weekend at the Saint Baldrick's Day Fundraiser. >>

Opti Arm Wins Regionals

Two middle schoolers envision the prosthetic arm of the future. >>

River Gauge Approval

A major announcement today from two US Senators is giving a lot of people in the Southern Tier a piece of mind. >>

Elmira’s Proposed Charter School

Board Members of Elmira's proposed charter school held a public forum hoping to give a better understanding of what the new school could do for the city. >>

Illegal Immigrants Arrested at Elmira Traffic Stop

A traffic stop in Elmira ended up in the arrest of five alleged illegal immigrants from El Salvador, Sunday morning. >>

Demonstators Rally and March Against LPG Storage

Protestors took to the streets of Watkins Glen to demonstrate their displeasure. >>

DWI Checkpoints

We headed over to one of the checkpoints earlier this evening were police were already set up and ready to crack down on drunk driving. >>

Victory Galleria Grand Opening

Victory Highway Galleria of Shops is open for business. >>

Budget Cuts Threaten Local ARC

Families who would be directly affected by cuts in Governor Cuomo's budget are speaking out tonight. >>

Re-Entry House to Help Parolees

Everybody deserves a second chance, a new start, an opportunity to begin a new life, right? Well leaders down in Bradford county think so. >>

Students Let Their Hair Down For A Good Cause

Another Elmira high school was home to a cancer fundraiser today. >>

Having Fun for a Serious Cause

Elmira school kids had some fun today for a very serious cause. >>

Addison Man Killed in Tractor Trailer Rollover

Cause of accident unknown >>

Search for New Superintendent

Elmira School board members also talked about how the district plans to fill the soon-to-be vacant Superintendent position. >>

Students Make Their Own Recording Studio

These Watkins Glen Middle School students are getting the star treatment. Learning some new skills and becoming their own original composers. >>

Bill for Wrong Way Driving Goes to NY Senate

The New York state Senate passed a bill totoughen penalties for wrong way and reckless drivers, just days before a holiday that a lot of people use as an excuse to get drunk. >>

Elmira School Budget Update

Last week the board announced an initial budget gap of $4.7 million. Tonight that number dropped but by how much? >>

Elmira Heights FD gets $100k

Elmira Heights Volunteer fire fighters will be a little bit safer this year thanks to a more than $100,000 of federal grant money. >>

Historic Elmira’s Preservation Awards

Historic Elmira held their fifth annual preservation awards this evening. >>

Local Catholics React to New Pope

The news from the Vatican has Southern Tier Catholics are excited about their new Pope >>

$6.6 Million Gap for C-PP

$6.6 million dollars, that's the magic number Corning-Painted Post school district board members need to cut to break even. >>

Pipeline Project Could Soon Start

Plans are going forward to put a gas pipeline through the town of Horseheads. >>

Think Before You Drink

These cards are being slipped in tuxedo pockets and tucked into corsage boxes to help remind students to 'Think Before You Drink.' >>

LPG Storage Debate Continues

The battle over storing liquid gas on the banks of seneca lake is heating up. >>

PA Residents Urged To Apply For LIHEAP Before It’s Too Late

Pensylvania Representative Tina Pickett is telling people to to apply for the Low-Income Home Energy Assistance Program before it closes on March 29th. >>

Renovating Hope For Local Disabled Soldiers

This family is getting a complete home makeover with the help of a group called Renovating Hope. And this organization seems to be doing just that. >>

Going Bald for Childhood Cancer

Tricia Shugars, a physical education teacher at Severn Elementary, has been motivating kids on the court for years, and today, she's motivating them to join the fight against childhood cancer at this year's saint baldricks event. >>

Humans Remains Found in Bradford County

Partial skeletal remains under investigation >>

Quarter Auction for Animals

Dottie's Place in Elmira is doing more then just serving up drinks, they're also serving the community. >>

Colegrove Murder in Spotlight on TV Show

"Blood Relatives" true crime show looks at 2007 Bradford County murder >>

EH School Board to Vote on Consolidation Research Grant

Talks about consolidating school districts heat up in Elmira Heights and horseheads. >>

Corning Inc. Settles False Allegations Claims

Corning Inc., which makes glass used in tablets, TVs and other devices, will pay $5.65 million to settle claims that it knowingly made false statements to the government for laboratory research products. >>

EHCSD Rally With Message For Albany

Over the weekend, 635 people came out to rally for the Elmira Heights Central School District at Thomas Edison Highschool. >>

Bradford Co. Bus Crash

Two people were taken to the hospital after a School bus crash in Bradford County. >>

Reed Voices Concern Over Sandy Aid Funding Cuts

Billions of dollars in federal storm related aid cuts will have the highest impact on low income families. >>

Elmira Heights, Horseheads Consolidation Study

The Elmira Heights school voted to move forward with a consolidation study with Horseheads. >>

Motley Crue to play at Tags Summer Stage

They're one of the biggest hair bands of all time, and All original Crue members will be in the show, with a special guest that will be announced soon. >>

MMA Classes Fight Bullying

These days kids of every age need as much help as they can get when it comes to being self confident and independent. >>

Chemung County Against S.A.F.E. Act

It's an issue being followed around the nation, New York's safe act is under fire from residents since it became law in January. >>

Man Charged With DWI While Driving Stolen Lawnmower

A Steuben County man is in the county jail after state police charged him with drunken driving on a stolen lawnmower. >>

Elmira Woman Sentenced for False Tax Returns

White and sister convicted of filing false state and federal tax returns >>

Corning Cabin Fever

An annual event is getting people out of the house and ready for a night on the town. >>

Help Heal Cullen

In the aftermath of last Friday's deadly Millerton car accident 12-year-old Cullen McWhorter's father speaks out. >>

Cuts Coming for Local Non-Profits

Part of the most recent budget from Governor Cuomo is a six percent funding cut to private agencies providing services for people with developmental disabilities. >>

Elmira Heights Rally for School

Teachers, Parents and students at Elmira Heights High School are reaching out to other area school districts to join forces to draw the attention of lawmakers in Albany. >>

Twin Tiers Regional Spelling Bee

Forty students from twenty schools in the Twin Tiers competed to be the ultimate speller. >>

Hathorn Court Residents Meet Officers

If you search the internet for Hathorn court in Elmira, articles about murder and crime just some of the items that pop up. >>

Gas Explosion Victim Speaks Out to Workers in Southern Tier

Before Spring weather kicks in dig Safely New York wanted to make sure professionals know the best practices for avoiding utilities >>

UPDATE: Elmira Shooting and Gas Leak

Police are still actively investigating the double shooting and have confirmed the gas leak was from an appliance in one of the victim's home. >>

Overnight Pine City Accident

One person was taken to the hospital after losing control of a car on Route 328 in Pine City. It happened just after 3 this morning. >>

Fundraiser For The English Kids

A fundraiser is in the works for the children of Karen and Ryan English, the Williamsport couple that was killed in a head-on collision in Wells Township last Friday. >>

Fugitive from Bath Faces Federal Kidnapping Charges

Billie Jo Ribble accused of kidnapping woman and baby, forcing woman to drive her across state lines at knifepoint >>

CMoG Unveils Newly Configured Sculpture

A newly configured and taller glass sculpture will make it's permanent home at Corning Museum of Glass. >>

Landlord of Elmira Shooting Victim Speaks Out

The man who owns the house at the center of yesterday's shooting in Elmira talks about one of the victims he knows fondly. >>

New York Unclaimed Funds

State Comptroller Thomas DiNapoli says the state wants to return $12 billion in unclaimed money to its rightful owners. >>

Hochreiter’s Temporary Replacement

The board voted to appoint Hillary Austin as the Interim Deputy Superintendent to temporarily fill the role Joe Hochreiter is leaving behind. Right now, there's no deputy superintendent for the district >>

C-PP Approves Sale of Frank Pierce

Voters will approve sale in May >>

Tioga Downs Tax Abatement Approved

Casino plans expansion to include six story hotel, events center >>

ECSD Budget Update

lmira City School District leaders are between a rock and a hard place. >>

Neighbors Shaken by Shooting

Dozens of police, fire and emergency response crews from NYSEG were on scene all afternoon after two people were shot. >>

Confirmed: Two Shot in Elmira

Elmira Police responded to a call for a gas leak this morning, and found two people had been shot. >>

36 Thousand Eggs Donated

Local egg farm is making sure those in need have eggs for the Easter holiday. >>

Sesame Street Live at The Clemens Center

Sesame Street Live will be at the Clemens Center in Elmira today and tomorrow. >>

Historic Building Added

A Market Street building dating back to the 1890's is now officially an historic building, and corning leaders say it's a much deserved designation. >>

LPG Storage Debate

Local leaders find more support for their calls to Inergy Midstream to find someplace else to store for liquid gas. >>

Painted-Post Files Lawsuit In Water Shipping

A Lawsuit over bulk water sales in Painted-Post was filed in Rochester over the weekend. >>

Victims In Fatal Northern Tier Accidents Identified

The victims in the three fatal Northern Tier car accidents have been identified. >>

Sequester Deadline not Met

Some politicians say hundreds of thousands of jobs and the entire country's economy are at stake others say the cuts are not necessary. >>

Hochreiter Says Goodbye

Hochrieter says leaving the district he's been leading for the past three and a half years will be bittersweet. >>

Twombly on Sequester

The sequester has a lot of people talking including WENY tv's own political analyst Dr. Jim Twombly. >>

3 Serious Accidents Friday in Bradford County

At least two killed, several injured >>

Layoffs Announced at Eaton Corp.

33 employees to be laid off >>

Made in America Act

Senator Kirsten Gillibrand visited Hornell this afternoon to tour the Alstom Transportation plant, but her trip wasn't just to look at the rail cars, she also brought some good news. >>

4 Arrested in Best Buy Theft

Four out of-state men are behind bars this morning for allegedly stealing over $118,000.00 worth of laptops and camcorders. >>

Horseheads Village Accepts Tax Cap Override

It's a situation unfolding in lots of municipalities in New York. >>

Local Reaction to Pope

Pope Benedict the 16th shocked the world when he announced he would be stepping down, including people here in the southern tier. >>

Special Report: Mission of Kindness, Part 2

Volunteers help with building animal shelter for lost, abused and abandoned dogs >>

AARP Worries About Sequester

Chemung County AARP members are urging lawmakers to take action because they know cuts could spell bad news. >>

An Apple Tracker a Day Keeps the Doctor Away

Today, Corning Painted Post second graders didn't get apples but they got apple trackers. It's a nutrition tracker to promote healthy diets for kids ages 2 to 8. >>

Newark Valley Meth Lab Bust

Six people arrested >>

Update: Robbery Suspect Arrested

Pulls knife on deputies then runs. Struggle ensues. Suspect now in the hospital. >>

New York Fracking Deadline Missed

As another deadline for enacting New York fracking regulations comes and goes with no action, environmental groups and other organizations are renewing their call for public participation in a health impact review. >>

Jobs Open House for Nurses

Arnot Health is hosting a Nursing Jobs Open House today from 3 to 6 at the Elmira Country Club. >>

Find Your Style, Strengthen Your Heart

A local salon owner is honoring her mom's death in a way that gives back to the community. >>

Hochreiter Leaving ECSD

The Elmira's City School District's superintendent has taken a new job in a downstate district where he's scheduled to start this July. >>

The Future of Schuyler County

It's a merger that has been in the talks for years, But tonight Schuyler County district members listened closely as people gave their opinions and hopes for the futures of Odessa-Mountor and Watkins Glen schools. >>

Fire Destroys Millerton Home

Five fire departments from both tiers responded to the fire; but there's almost nothing left. >>

Special Report: Mission of Kindness, Part 1

Animal Rescue Organization Tanner's P.A.W.S helps rescue neglected and abandoned animals >>

Sequestration: Local Impacts

If Congress doesn't reach a budget deal soon, more cuts could be in store for public schools. >>

Corning City Schools on Market

The Corning-Painted Post school board signed a contract today with Pyramid Brokerage Company to market the five schools. >>

Elmira Heights, Horseheads School Boards Discuss Transportation

Two districts meet to discuss transportation costs, potential merger >>

Coffee Shop’s Unique Machine

There is something different brewing in Montour Falls that has locals and tourists talking. >>

Price Gouging at the Pump

New York state has launched a toll-free hotline and website for New Yorkers to report suspected price gouging at gas stations. >>

Soldiers Talk About Mix Deploying to Qatar

Soldiers talk about their Unit and how they rely on each other for support when they're far away from home. >>

Local Soldiers to Deploy to Qatar

130 soldiers said goodbye to friends and loved ones as they prepare to deploy to Qatar. >>

Ithaca Airport Could Lose Traffic Control Tower

Airport listed by FAA for possible cuts >>

$5.2M Elmira Intersection Project

Elmira City leaders are applying for a state grant for a multi million dollar construction project. They say it'll make downtown more inviting and improve safety at a busy crossroads. >>

Robbins For City Of Corning Mayor

The city of Corning has a new candidate running for mayor. >>

Mark Smith Running for Lt. Gov.

Bradford County Commissioner Mark Smith says he wants to bring a more progressive agenda to Harrisburg. >>

Clearing the Jungle

Two weeks before Christmas 2012, Carmen Guidi of Newfield bought eight mobile homes and helped the people living in the Jungle move out, before it got too cold. >>

Suspect Wanted in Jewelry Theft

Man in mask stole expensive jewelry from Arnot Mall store >>

"Neighborhood Pride" Opens

For the past three years, neighbors living on Ithaca's north side had to travel across town to get their groceries from stores like Tops or Wegmans. >>

Allergies Already?

Allergy season is coming earlier and expected to hit harder this year >>

Tompkins County Gets Thousands For Police Initiatives

Tompkins County is seeing a boost in funding for its Police activities. Tuesday, Tompkins County legislators approved over $162,000.00 in grants for police initiatives. >>

Man Robs CVS Pharmacy in Wellsboro

Police searching for suspect >>

Ithaca City's Missing Letters

For months leaders in Ithaca have been looking for the vandals who stole the letters outside Ithaca City hall. >>

Sayre Man Hit By Semi on Route 17

Man hit while walking on highway, according to authorities >>

Student Receives Braille Dictionaries

Today a watkins Glen third grader got a very special gift, a 14 volume braille dictionary. >>

PA To Study Health Impacts Of Shale Gas Drilling

A Pennsylvania health company says it's going to study possible health impacts of natural gas drilling on the Marcellus shale. >>

Former CMoG Director David Whitehouse Dies At 71

The Corning Museum of Glass says goodbye to one of it's own. >>

Gas Prices and Local Businesses

The price of diesel hit $4.39 at local gas stations, and truck drivers are worried about the cost of getting goods where they're going. >>

Wine and Design Opens

A franchise that's taking the country by storm, Wine and Design offers a fun and different kind of night out. >>

Local Professor Published

WENY TV's own Political analysis and Elmira College political science professor Dr. Jim Twombly is now a published author, >>

Bath Blackout

Thousands of people were seeing black in one Steuben County village, after a village-wide black-out. >>

Proposed Charter School Submits Letter of Intent

Needs approval from SUNY Institute >>

Sayre Theater Turning 100

Plans are in the works to celebrate the Sayre Theater's 100th anniversary and organizers want your feedback on how to do it right. >>

Helping the Yoder Family

Late Friday night, fire broke out in Towanda at the home of the Yoder family, taking the life of two year old John David Yoder III. >>

Latest: Bath Power Shortage

Neighbors in Bath are being asked to set their electric heat lower than 60 degrees and unplug major appliances like refrigerators and electric stove in hopes of preventing any rolling blackouts. >>

Telephone Scam

Pennsylvania State Police in Towanda are investigating a telephone scam after an elderly woman was nearly scammed out of 2-thousand dollars. >>

Safe Act Opt Out Program

Confusion over the New York Safe Act's opt out form has sparked dozens of calls into the Chemung County Sheriff's office. >>

Yaw Sentenced in 2012 Attack

Brutally beat father, who ended up in a coma >>

WENY Says Goodbye To Dave Game

Dave Game, an Elmira native and former WENY-TV anchor died Tuesday at his Miami home. >>

Don't Forget to Vote for Watkins Glen!

Only hours left to vote in Budget Travel contest >>

County Landfill Smelling up Town

Since 2005 the Chemung County landfill has worked exactly how it is supposed to, no smell, no mess, until recently. >>

Winter Recess: Teachers Week

Teachers are being rewarded for their hard work through free or discounted offers across Tompkins County this week into next and one of them has already received a gift that she cant wait to bring back to her school. >>

Deadly Fire Claims Toddler in Towanda

A toddler has died after a late-night house fire in Towanda. >>

Local Meteor Analysis

An air blast in Russia caused by a meteor rocks the country; injures 1,000. >>

First Arena Lights Staying On

The man who manages first arena says the Jackals will play there thru the season. >>

Jeremy Alderson Hearing

The Judge heard defense motions of defense for Jeremy Alderson's not guilty plea and set a court date. >>

Stand Up, Fight Back

One in three women will be the victim of domestic violence or rape. Learn how to stand up and fight back. >>

Emergency Radio Upgrades

For years, volunteer Fire Departments in Chemung County have been dealing with inadequate radio technology. >>

UPDATE: Missing Ithaca Teen Found

Last seen on Oak Street 2-13-13 >>

Push to Rename Post Office for Fallen Soldier

Legislation to rename Tyrone P.O. for SPC. Christopher Scott >>

Corbin Whyte: Makes Bail, Back In Jail

Whyte was bailed out of one county jail Wednesday and then immediately transferred to another. >>

Pookie’s Little Britches Moving

Pookies Little Britches Consignment Store in Painted Post is moving, and the owner is using the opportunity to bring new life to a building that's been vacant for more than a decade. >>

Youth Football Age Limit?

Democratic state Assemblyman Michael Benedetto has introduced a bill in Albany that would ban tackle football for kids under 11 years old. >>

Wine Glass Marathon Now Presented by Arnot Health

Arnot Health has committed to be the presenting sponsor of the marathon for three years. >>

2 Indicted After Bath Drug Bust

Two people arrested in a drug bust in Bath are in indicted in Rochester on murder charges. >>

Southside Neighbors Fighting Back

Elmira council member Bill Mcarthy is sick of seeing the quality of life in his Southside neighborhood drop. >>

Local Leaders Look to Fracking to Spur Job Growth

Local business leaders are working hard to fight the economic downturn and they keep coming back to fracking. >>

New Bar Serving Up Oxygen

A new bar is open in the Arnot mall, and they're not serving alcohol, instead it's selling oxygen. >>

Superintendents: Not Enough State Funding

District leaders are saying the Governor Cuomo's funding proposal isn't nearly enough. >>

Vote for Watkins Glen

Time running out in Budget Travel contest >>

Chemung Co. Nursing Facility Sale?

For years the county leaders have talked about the possibility of selling the Chemung County nursing facility to a private company. >>

"Fuel our Neighbors" Fundraiser

For the second year in a row Athens area community members came together to put on a fuel fundraiser for people who can't afford heating oil this winter. >>

Local Catholics React to Pope Resigning

A lot of people see it as a noble decision, but others worry the resignation comes too close notice to Holy Week. >>

Corning Inc. To Give Scholarships

Corning Inc. is giving scholarships to technology students at Corning Community College. >>

Gas Prices: Pain at the Pump

The average price of a gallon of gasoline has jumped 25 cents over the past two weeks. >>

Valentine’s For Vets

Send a Valentine's Day card to local veterans >>

Red Cross: Winter Weather Tips

The Red Cross urges caution during the projected winter storm >>

Schumer on River Gauges

An issue that's been gaining speed with Twin Tiers leaders like Tom Reed and Chuck Schumer is river gauge funding for the Susquehanna river. >>

Fire Breaks out on East Market Street

A fire broke out late last night on Corning's East Market Street, leaving a family without a home. >>

Minimum Wage Hike Hesistance

The head of the New York Association of Convenience Stores says a minimum wage increase would place some stores in "a precarious position." >>

Athens Borough: Snow Emergency

Athens Borough Mayor George Whyte has issued a snow emergency for Athens Borough starting at 4:00PM Friday, February 8, 2013 through Saturday, February 9, 2013 at 12:00PM. >>

NY Casinos Make Major Contribution To Sandy Relief Fund

Tiog Downs and Vernon Downs Casino Hotel are being recognized for their >>

Winter Driving Safety Tips

AAA give helpful tips for driving in winter weather conditions. >>

Red Cross Thanks Tioga Downs Owner for Sandy Relief

The Owner of Tioga Downs, employees and racing patrons made over a $200,000 donation to Long Island and Manhattan Sandy victims. >>

Tioga Downs Owner Hopes for Casino

Tioga Downs is looking to become a full-fledged casino if the state moves forward with plans to open three of them upstate. >>

Elmira Mayor on First Arena Deal

Elmira Mayor is pleased with the First Arena deal. >>

Bradford County Check Fraud

Two Bradford County women are behind bars after stealing checks from an elderly man and forging his signature. >>

New Charges Against Alfred Bank Robber

The Wellsville man charged with robbing a bank in Alfred faces new charges. >>

National Anti-bullying Advocate Visits S. Tier Students

A nationally recognized anti-bullying advocate brought his message throughout Southern Tier High Schools. >>

Food Bank Given Half a Million Dollars

The Corning Inc. Foundation awarded the Food Bank of the Southern Tier a $500,000 grant today. >>

Gym Defibrillators

New York State ruled health clubs aren't aren't required to actually use the defibrillators the state requires them to have. >>

Horseheads School District Budget

Its budget season and area school district leaders are just starting to realize how bad the cuts could be this year. >>

Corning Hospital Beam Signing

There was some good news for Guthrie today. The final construction beam for the new Corning hospital was celebrated today with a bunch of signatures. >>

Health Alert for Corning Hospital Patients

Nurse did not follow infection control procedures >>

Postal Service Cuts

The carrier is planning to cut Saturday mail delivery as part of a plan to save $2 billion a year. >>

2nd Annual Horseheads Art Show

The Village of Horseheads is getting ready for their second annual art show this weekend, and the competition is heating up. >>

Ithaca Man Dies In Farm Accident

A Tompkins County man died Tuesday in a farm accident. >>

Aldi Hosts Job Fair

ALDI is looking for cashiers and management trainees for its stores in Elmira and Sayre. >>

Woman Accused of Passing Drugs to Jailed Son Through Kissing

Allegedly passed oxycodone to son in Yates Co. Jail >>

Elmira City School Budget Update

Elmira School leaders are preparing next year's budget, and that means calculating an important piece of revenue, state aid. >>

Fire Alarm at Blue Man Group Show

It didn't take long for the Blue Man Group to pack the house Wednesday night at the Clemens Center. It also didn't take long for them to clear the house. >>

First Arena Deal

An agreement in the battle between First Arena's management team and owner is reached. >>

Emergency Crews Called to Airport

Police and Fire crews responded to the Elmira Corning Regional Airport after a flight called for a possible emergency landing. >>

Duplicating Market St. Housing Success

Corning City Manager Mark Ryckman made it clear to city council members that if a plan isn't in place to address housing in the city, that could mean trouble in the future. I >>

Ithaca Shooting Suspect in Custody

Accused shooter turns self in >>

PA Liquor Privatization

Small beer distributors may have to face big consequences from Governor Corbett's liquor privitization proposal. >>

Trial Begins For Daryl Vonneida

Opening statements are set to begin this morning in the trial of 62-year-old Daryl Vonneida of Dix. >>

Reed Aims To Reduce Unemployment Rate

Reed remains concenred about high unemployment numbers within the district. >>

Vandals Damage Northern Tier School Building

Thieves steal copper pipe, cause significant damage >>

Could Fracking 'Go Green'?

The oil and gas industry is trying to ease environmental concerns by developing nontoxic fluids for fracking. >>

Steuben County Man Arrested

A Steuben County man was arrested over the weekend for choking a woman. >>

Wellsville Man Charged In Alfred Bank Robbery

A Wellsville man is charged in an Alfred bank robbery that led police on a high speed chase on and around Alfred State University. >>

Traffic Stop Ends in Drug Bust in Ithaca

Cocaine, heroin recovered from suspect >>

Corning Transportation Center Update

The new Corning city transportation center construction is moving along, and now we know who will be running it once it's completed. >>

CCC Project Underway

Plans are moving forward to build new dorms at Corning community college. Major renovations to the Spencer Hill campus will add up to over a million dollars. >>

State of the City of Corning

Corning City leaders will need to focus on building a hefty tax base to prevent city deficits and residents from being over-taxed in the future. >>

Suspicious Men Enter Totem Taxi

Suspicious activity is putting neighbors in a Southside Elmira neighborhood on high alert. >>

CCC Moves Ahead with Facilities Plan

College to get $20M upgrade >>

Pizza Delivery Man Robbed at Gunpoint

Tompkins County Sheriff's office is looking for the suspects who robbed a pizza delivery man at gunpoint. >>

Fire Destroys Big Flats Home

An overnight fire consumed a house and garage in Big Flats just before 1:00 Friday morning. >>

Elmira Correctional Facility Employees Arrested

Prison on lockdown >>

Gas Prices Surging

Prices vary by 20 cents from location to location >>

Wellsburg Fire Station Funding?

In September of 2011, tropical storm Lee hit the twin tiers, flooding home after home. Included among the wreckage was the home of the Wellsburg Fire Station, a company promised federal funding from FEMA. >>

NY Superintendents on School Budget Proposal

Districts that have already cut back are going to have to make some tough decisions if the Governor's proposal passes in Albany. >>

Local Leaders Hear Hydrofracking Pros and Cons as Decision Looms

Today, local leaders sat down for a look at the potential pros and cons of deep shale drilling. >>

S.A.F.E Answers

Chemung County Sheriff Chris Moss hosted his second informational meeting tonight about the SAFE Act >>

New Yorkers Land Jobs Through Career Centers

The New York State Labor Department reports about 250,000 New Yorkers landed jobs through the department's career center. >>

Ithaca Teen Arrest for Assault and Robbery

Teen arrested for robbery and assault >>

PA. State Police Suspend Use of Breathalyzers

State police say they have temporarily suspended use of breathalyzer machines in suspected drunken driving cases. >>

Corning Gorilla Glass 3 Demo

Corning shows off their latest glass; Gorilla Glass 3 >>

Lockheed Martin Celebrates Milestone

Lockheed Martin is set to make 300 of these helicopters for the navy and today, they reached their halfway mark. >>

Bomb Scare Suspect Pleads Guilty

Admits placing shoe box with word "BOMB" outside Bank of America >>

Ice Bar Opens in Watkins Glen

That cold front brought back chilly temperatures just in time for the annual Ice Bar in Watkins Glen. >>

IPD Searches for Shooting Suspect

Suspect may be armed >>

Shredded for Copper

A renovation project on Elmira's Southside is now a rebuilding project, and a criminal investigation. >>

Troy Man Killed in Crash

Driver hits another man trying to pass multiple vehicles >>

Porcari Home Fundraiser

Home Central Hardware and Hulslander Custom Concrete are trying to fix flood damage on the home of a Southern Tier firefighter killed in the line of duty. >>

Today: Guthrie Nursing Job Fair

Guthrie health care system is looking for experience nurses. >>

Ithaca Man Shot: Suspect On The Loose

An Ithaca man was shot by an unknown assailant. >>

Corning Inc. Hits Records Sales for 4Q

A big push forward for Corning incorporated and it's one for the record books. >>

Route 6 Closed: Tioga County

A portion of Tioga county Route 6 is closed due to accident >>

SAFE Act Discussion

New York's new gun control Law, the SAFE Act can be a little confusing for gun owners across the state. >>

Bath Police Search for Missing Man

Bath police are looking for a man they say wandered away from a group home on Friday. >>

Howie’s Pizza Is Ready to Rebuild

Howie's Pizza and Subs is ready to rebuild after Tragedy. >>

2nd Amendment Debate at Cornell

Two Law experts debated the meaning of the second amendment at Cornell university's Law School tonight. >>

Valentines for Veterans

Market Street Apothecary is the official card sending station for this year's "Valentine's Salute to Hospitalized Veteran's." >>

Elmira Vacant Building Ordinance

A new city ordinance in Elmira will help create a vacant building registry >>

Salvation Army Program Cuts?

This years red kettle campaign left the Corning Salvation Army more than $70,000 short of their goal. >>

Elmira College to Freeze Tuition

No increase in tuition, room and board for 2013-2014 academic year >>

Fallen Hornell Hero Honored

The Hornell Post Office breaks from policy to allow a fallen Marine's name on the outside of a branch building. >>

Congressman Tom Reed Co-Chairs Manufacturing Caucus

ngressman Tom Reed announced he's taking over as the Co-Chair of the Manufacturing caucus. >>

NY Looks at License Suspension for Tax Delinquents

If you are behind on your taxes, you may run into trouble on the road. >>

Bradford County Synthetic Drug Arrest

Two Bradford County residents are behind bars this morning after police say they found hundreds of grams of synthetic drugs in their home. >>

Man Pleads Guilty In Northern Tier Bank Robberies

The tate New York man behind a string of Northern Tier bank robberies has plead guilty in court. >>

UPDATE: Water in Blossburg Safe to Drink

Elevated levels of mercury in water >>

LPG Storage Latest

Inergy-Midstream's PR company has released a recant that appears to be from the consulting engineer for LPG storage on Seneca Lake. >>

A Painting for Kristen

Sometimes something as small a painting, can mean so much. Here in the Southern Tier, a group of young artists came together to collaborate on a piece of art that's looking to fetch some big bucks come February, and it's all for a great cause. >>

Golden Glow Gets a New Fire House

The Golden Glow fire department officially opened it's doors to its new fire station this evening. >>

Wine on Ice Kicks Off

Finger lakes wine, cheese and free samples everywhere. What could be better on a cold winter night like tonight. >>

Man Charged in Elmira Heights Burglary

Accused of stealing TV, blu-ray player in October >>

Painted Post Dissolution Vote

The clock is ticking on the vote to dissolve Painted Post. >>

Winter Weather Fire Warnings

Winter is the worst fire season and here in the Twin Tiers, we've seen our share of fires this season. Here are some tips to keep you and your family safe. >>

Fire Tears Through Home In Corning

A house on West 5th Street in Corning went up in flames early this morning. >>

Painted Post Not Dissolving Into Erwin

Tempted by the intriguing probability of tax relief, members of the Painted Post community came up with the idea to dissolve their village into the Town of Erwin. >>

Elmira Leader on Cuomo Budget

In his budget address, Governor Cuomo says he's focused on spurring the upstate New York economy. >>

A Special ’Thank You’ to the Bath FD

A big 'Thank You' to the Bath Volunteer Fire Department >>

PA Town Sees String Of Burglaries

Police are warning Pennsylvania residents to keep their doors locked after a string of burglaries in Bradford County. >>

Funeral Arrangments Set for Fallen Firefighter

Calling hours, funeral set for this weekend >>

2nd Hung Jury for Corbin Whyte

Third trial could be ordered >>

Cuomo’s Budget and New York Education

Govenor Cuomo announced his budget earlier this week and it includes only a 1.9 percent increase in spending. >>

Horseheads Gets $4.4M Water Filter Grant

A new filtration system worth millions is coming to the village of horseheads at no cost to taxpayers. >>

Owego Firefighter Dies

A Southern Tier firefighter dies in of duty while fighting a blaze overnight, and another firefighter was severely injured. >>

Cuomo To Announce NY Budget

Governor Andrew Cuomo will announce next year's budget without raising taxes or fees. >>

Death Investigation at Hess Gas Station

Police are investigating a death at the Hess Gas Station on the Miracle Mile. >>

UPDATE: Fire In Tioga County Claims Life Of Owego Fire Fighter

A structure fire that broke out just before 11:00pm Monday night in Newark Valley has claimed the life of an Owego Fire Captain. >>

Fire Destroys Odessa Home

A fire broke out at a Schuyler County home after a candle was accidentally knocked over, setting the house on fire. >>

Bobbie Kugler Sentenced for Manslaughter

Former Elmira woman set fire in Rochester that killed four of her children >>

Authorities Investigate Burglary in Big Flats

Suspects discovered when homeowners arrived home >>

Kugler Family Reacts to Sentencing

Bobbie Kugler will spend seven to 15 years in state prison, after she pleaded guilty last month to manslaughter, assault and arson. >>

Southside Revitalization Project Starts

A Southside project could turn some undeveloped brownfield areas into a neighborhood asset. >>

Man Rescued Out of Waneta Lake

Tyrone Assistant Fire Chief Matt Maloney says the man was riding his motorcycle on the ice when it cracked and he fell through. >>

Car Hits Building at Hathorn Court

A van struck a building at Hathorn court in Elmira this afternoon, injuring the driver. Elmira police say the woman driving the van was not seriously hurt. >>

2nd Totem Taxi Driver Robbed

Driver robbed; cab stolen >>

President’s Inaugural Address Analysis

Of the 44 President's in our nation's history, only 17 have been elected twice. One of those few was the man sworn into office today, Barack Obama. With his second term officially underway, the President is hoping his 18 minute speech today will kick >>

Together We Dine

The Economic Opportunity Program in Elmira served their annual a free dinner for anyone in the community. >>

Food Bank Volunteers Observe Day Of Service

Food Bank of the Southern Tier volunteers made this a day of service. >>

Waverly Man Behind Bars for Fatal DWI

A man is dead after being hit by a repeat drunk driver early Sunday morning while bicycling home from work. >>

Elmira Axe Attack: Police Investigating

Elmira police are also looking for information after a reported assault, this time, at 426 4th street in the city. >>

Shots Fired In Elmira

This morning Elmira Police are looking for information after reports of shots fired over the weekend. >>

UPDATE: Body Found at Tops Market Identified

Cause of death remains under investigation >>

Teaching a Lesson Using Armstrong

Lance Armstrong has come clean, admitting that he used Performance enhancing drugs to win seven tour de france championships, but how do parents explain this to their children. >>

Schuyler Co. Sheriff’s Gun Post

A local sheriff isn't happy with a tough new package of gun laws in New York, and he's not afraid to share his feelings. >>

Sheesley’s Sewer Service Catches Fire

Fire broke out at Sheesley's Sewer Company on the 1800th block of Grand Central Avenue in Elmira Heights. >>

Anti-Fracking Celebs Visit Northern Tier

Some big name celebrities were in the Northern Tier Thursday to see the effects of the natural gas industry firsthand. >>

Log Truck Rollover

The driver of a log truck was sent to the hospital after he lost control just west of the Lowman Cross Over exit on Route 17. >>

Painted Post Dissolution Vote

For months now the battle over weather or not the Village of Painted Post should dissolve into the Town of Erwin has been going on. >>

Watkins Glen in Running for Coolest Small Town

Finger lakes village in 2013 Budget Travel contest >>

Cayuga Deer Sterilization Phase Complete

Doe sterilized in village to reduce deer population >>

Hunters and Chemung Co. Sheriff React to Gun Proposal

Law enforcement officails and local hunters think the proposals target the wrong people. >>

Victim Identified in Fatal Crash On I-86

New York State Police tell WENY-TV news a 39-year Hornell woman was killed after crashing her mini-van into the back of a tractor trailer. >>

Tanner’s P.A.W.S Almost Complete

Since March of last year Tanner’s P.A.W.S in Corning is the only no-kill animal shelter in the area. >>

Neighbors React to Gun Proposal

President Obama's gun proposal is a tough sell in the Twin Tiers. >>

Donation Spurs Guthrie’s Building Healthy Communities Campaign

Hospital funraiser gets a big financial boost from Corning Inc. Foundation. >>

Elmira Libel Lawsuit Settled

Terms not disclosed >>

Webster Gun Provision

Another provision in the gun control package signed into law this evening is in response to an event that hit much closer to home. >>

Woman Charged For Skimming Credit Cards

An Elmira woman is accused of stealing credit card information from customers at a local restaurant where she worked. >>

Local Gun Experts React to S.A.F.E. Act

The act includes a ban on semi-automatic rifles, shotguns and pistols that have military-style features. >>

Flu Shot Shortage

The flu epidemic has hit the country hard, and doctors say a vaccine is the best defense against the miserable disease. >>

Corning Inc. to Lay Off 100 in NC

Part of global workforce reduction >>

Elmira City Council Passes Budget

The Elmira City Council passed its budget Monday night, with city leaders confident they enacted the best proposal for taxpayers. >>

Fire in Rathbone

A fire that lasted for more than an hour in Rathbone left a house totaled but no one injured. >>

Restaurant Worker Accused of Skimming Credit Cards

Allegedly stole credit card info, made purchases >>

LPG Storage on Seneca Lake

An old study reveals concerns about two caverns on Seneca Lake. >>

Reed Urges Congress To Simplify Tax Code

The current tax code is a 70,000 page, 4 million word document; reform needed says Reed. >>

Elmira College Named Top College Leading to Grad School

Elmira College Named aTop College that Leads to Grad School >>

Schumer Asking for Gun Sale Suspension

Senator Chuck Schumer says retailers should suspend gun sales while Congress discusses the gun regulation legislation. >>

Elmira Not Ready For Fracking

Elmia City officials say the city is not prepared for fracking to possibly begin in the spring. >>

Hazing At Cornell

Two fraternities on Cornell's campus have been disbanded after incidents of hazing. >>

Medicare Funds Renewed

Local hospitals would have lost more than $4M in federal medicare payments if not for legislation written into the fiscal cliff deal that passed at the eleventh hour. >>

Vangorden Sentenced to 40 Years to Life

Convicted of first degree attempted murder in November >>

"Stop The Violence" Concert

Musicians are coming together to "stop the violence". The charity concert is raising money for kids in the Elmira community. >>

New York Minimum Wage Increase

Governor Cuomo made it clear he wants things wants to see change in New York during his State of the State address Wednesday. >>

Shoplifting Investigation Ends in Meth Arrest

Woman accused of having meth, materials in possession >>

Three Charged in Lindley Meth Bust

New York State Police say they've busted a meth lab in Steuben County. >>

New York Gun Laws Could Get Stronger

In New York, Governor Cuomo is vowing to make the state's gun Laws the strongest in the Country. >>

N. Tier to Get Housing Grant to Fight Shortage

Grant money comes from Marcellus Shale Impact Fee >>

Increased Police at Hathorn Court

Police to provide increased security at troubled apartment complex >>

Flooded Store Reopens

We are starting to see some signs of recovery after the flood in the Valley in 2011. >>

Cuomo on New York Colleges

Some changes to Education was a large part of what Governor Cuomo's State of the State address and his plan includes SUNY and CUNY schools across New York. >>

Free Gun Locks In Ithaca

The City of Ithaca is giving out free gun locks as part of their gun control initiative. >>

Hydrilla Eradication

The fight against Hydrilla continues but it looks like the tide has turned against the aquatic plant. >>

Police: Suspected Meth Lab

Authorities have been investigating a house at 848 Broadway Avenue in Southport for over 24 hours and suspect that it could have been the site of a meth lab. >>

Traffic Stop Results in Drug Bust

Heroin, cocaine in vehicle >>

Woman Accused of Stealing from Charity

Allegedy used charity credit card for personal purchases >>

Leaders React to State of the State

With everything that Governor Cuomo did talk about Wednesday in his State of the State address, some are upset about some of the topics he didn't talk about. >>

Finger Lakes Wine to be Served at Inauguration Luncheon

NY Wines, foods featured for National and World Leaders >>

Flu Breakouts at Ten Year High

2,200 people have been hospitalized across the nation due to the flu and the virus is hitting hard in the Twin Tiers. >>

Senator Gillibrand on Gun Cotnrol

During her time in Owego today, we spoke to Senator Gillibrand about the gun control debate in Washington following the tragedy in Newtown Connecticut. >>

Gillibrand Pushes For Weatherization Funding

Senator Kirsten Gillibrand along with Congressman Richard Hanna are pushing for Congress to fund a Weatherization Assistance Program which will save households hundreds in energy costs. >>

Local Entities to Get Overpayment Refund in Settlement

Medical disposal company settles suit with NY AG >>

Importance on Weatherization Program Funding

Senator Kirstin Gillibrand visited Owego this afternoon to talk about the importance of the federal Weatherization Assistance Program. >>

IPD Car Hits Pedestrian

Pedestrian suffers minor injuries >>

Men Charged in Bradford Meth Bust

Meth, guns seized from home >>

Taxi Robbery In Elmira

Elmira Police are looking for two suspects involved in a taxi cab robbery. >>

Fire Rips Through Lindley Building

A massive fire broke out in the Town of Lindley on Saturday. >>

Ithaca Construction Zone Accident

Two Ithaca construction fell 30-feet down an elevator shaft. >>

Church Reopens After Tragedy

First United Prebyterian Church in Coudersport reopens after the shooting death of a church member. >>

Local Leaders Hope for Fracking Regulation Extension

Members of the Elected Officials to Protect New York hope for 60 more days to consider fracking regulations. >>

Ithaca’s Gun Buy Back

Ithaca is a little safer after the police department's gun buyback program brought dozens of firearms off the city's streets. >>

Corning Historic District Grows

Market Street is home to some of the oldest buildings in the area. Tonight Corning city council designated three of them as historic landmarks. >>

Corning Asks for Money to Fight Meth

Corning City council understands there is a problem with meth in their city, and the need to clean it up. >>

Frysinger Faces Rape Charges

The former Corning East High School football star is facing felony rape charges. >>

Cornell Gets Huge Gift For Veterinary Program

Cornell University's Veterinary Program recieved a $6 million gift for medical research. >>

Southern Tier Bank Robbed

Authorities say this a Community Bank in Allegheny County was robbed by a masked man Friday afternoon. >>

Tompkins Co. Legislators Get Increase In Pay

Legislators for Tompkins County voted to give themselves a 2% pay raise. >>

AAU Urges Washington To Take Action Against Violence

Cornell University is joining nine other universities to urge the President and Congress to take action against violent acts. >>

Coudersport Church to Reopen

Church closed since Dec. 2 shooting of Darlene Stitler >>

Man Who Attacked Teenager Jogger Sentenced

Receives maximum sentence >>

Child Furniture Safety

A woman's blog post written about her daughter who passed away due to a simple household mishap is gaining a lot of attention on the web. >>

Corning to Unveil Gorilla Glass 3

Corning Inc. -- the largest employer in the Twin Tiers -- is set to unveil the latest version of Gorilla Glass. >>

The Future of Fracking

Drilling experts say a decision on fracking could be just months away. >>

Salvation Army Falls Short

For the second year, local Salvation Army citadels fall short more than $100,000 of their fundraising goal and this shortfall could have a big impact on the upcoming year for the people they help. >>

Disability Dream & Do Hockey Camp

Today two dozen kids got the chance to play hockey with the Elmira Jackals at First Arena. >>

New Crime Study For Ithaca

The City of Ithaca will be implementing a crime study in the West Hill neighborhood. >>

Possible Raise For Tompkins County Legislators

Tompkins County Legislators may be seeing an increase in pay. >>

ECSD Vice President Resigns

ESCD Vice President Larry McGovern steps down. >>

Waverly Ecstacy Arrest

An Athens man is behind bars this morning. Police say they found hiding in a home, and had ecstacy. >>

1 Dead; Home Destroyed By Fire In Tyrone

Fire authorities in Schuyler County say one person is dead after an early morning fire in Tyrone. >>

Stabbing At Elmira Bar (Update)

Police charge a man for a stabbing outside a bar on Elmira's Southside early New Year's Day. >>

CCTC Tellers Plead Guilty to Embezzlement

Accused of embezzling from Chemung Canal Bank branch in Owego >>

Reed on Fiscal Deal

Republican Congressman from Twin Tiers explains yes vote on controversial "Fiscal Cliff" agreement. >>

Suspected Illegal Immigrants Arrested

11 suspects detained after traffic stop >>

UPDATE: Victim ID’d in Fatal Fire in Tyrone

Cause still under investigation >>

Sandy Relief Legislation Postponed

Governors and members of Congress from New York, New Jersey and Connecticut are dumbfounded after house speaker John Boehner stopped a vote last night that would have provided much needed aid for relief from Superstorm Sandy. >>

Bath Home Invasion

New York State police have arrested the three people responsible for two home invasions in Bath. >>

Target Burglary Suspects Arrested

Two Chemung County men are behind bars after police say they broke into the Target in Big Flats and made off when more than $5,000 in merchandise. >>

Top 5 Local News Stories of 2012

We count down the top five local news stories in the Twin Tiers in 2012 >>

Farm Bill Could Double Price of Milk

The "Dairy Cliff" could nearly double the price of milk in the weeks to come. >>

Local Leaders on Whats to Come in 2013

New years eve forces us to reflect on the year that's past and make goals for the future. In the Twin Tiers, leaders are also looking out for the future of their communities. >>

Senate Reaches Fiscal Cliff Deal

A very happy New Year for the Senate closing out 2012 with a deal. >>

N. Tier To Recieve More Gas Impact Fee Money

Bradford county will receive $1.27 million from the Pennsylvania Housing Finance Agency. >>

Paying Respect to Webster Firefighters

The morning of Christmas Eve, two Webster New York firefighters were killed after a gunman set a block of homes ablaze, then opened fire on first responders as they arrived on scene. >>

Bradford County Property Tax Decrease

Bradford county neighbors are getting a 5.9% property tax decrease. >>

Greater Valley EMS Offers New Year’s Eve Rides

We're in the holiday home-stretch and this New Year's Eve, it's a good idea to hand over the keys, if you're drinking. >>

Woman Charged in Webster Shooting

State and federal authorities have charged a 24-year-old woman in connection with the guns used in the Christmas Eve ambush slaying in Webster. >>

Fiscal Cliff Diving?

As the January 1 deadline approaches, America braces for the Fiscal Cliff outcome. >>

President George H.W. Bush Hospitalized

Former President George H-W Bush is in intensive care at a Houston hospital. >>

POLICE: Man Accidentaly Shot Himself

Police say he started the gunfire by shooting a female officer in the ear at point-blank range. She was treated at a hospital. The officers shot hit him once in the back. >>

2013 Elmira City Budget Deadline Looms

The Elmira city budget is up for vote next month, but not without some controversy. >>

Gun Buyback Program Offers $200 Cash

The Ithaca Police Department and Tompkins County Sheriff's Office are trying to get legally and illegally purchased guns off the street. >>

Assault Rifles Used in Attacks Made in NY

Bushmaster, Remington manufactur guns in NYS >>

Molly Huddle Not Slowing Down

Olympian and Elmira native Molly Huddle says she's putting off a medical career to continue her career on the track. >>

Mobile Commerce Up

With every holiday season, shopping trends are identified and analyzed. This year, more shoppers used tablets and smart phones to do their holiday shopping than ever before. >>

Neighbors Prepare for Storm

People around the area got ready for the first storm of the season. >>

Winter Storm Prep

A snow storm advisory is in effect until Thursay afternoon across the Twin Tiers. >>

After Holiday Shopping

Shoppers are heading back to the mall for another round of holiday shopping, whether it's making returns, or taking advantage of post-christmas sales. >>

Arctic League’s 101st Year

The Arctic League, now in it's 101st year, delievered gifts to needy children across Chemung County on Christmas morning. >>

Tompkins Co. Gun Buy Back

The gun buy back will take place on January 5th. >>

Giving The Gift Of Christmas

A family who lost everything a week ago has received an out pouring of generosity from they're community >>

Fatal Accident In Ashland

One person is dead and another is in critical condition following a one-car accident in Ashland. >>

Meth Lab Found In Tioga, Co. PA.

A Wellsboro man is under arrest for allegedly making methamphetamine and growing marijuana. >>

Last Minute Shoppers

Shoppers in the area were at the Arnot Mall for some last minute gifts. >>

Four Firefighters Shot, Two Dead Responding to Fire in Webster

Police say firefighters were victims of a trap >>

Fugitive Arrests In Waverly

Police in Waverly arrested four people at *one* apartment in Waverly over the weekend. >>

Winter Driving Tips

The weather is getting colder and today was officially the first day of winter, so police and fire want to remind everybody to stay safe while driving this season. >>

Newtown Vigil Held in Corning

The victims were remembered and families honored during a candlelight vigil in Corning. >>

Heart to Heart Helping Kids

Doing something special for people is what the holidays are all about, but one organization is taking gift giving to a whole new level. >>

ECSD Beefs Up Security

In light of an overwhelming amount of school threats nationwide, ECSD has increased security in its schools. >>

Murder For Hire Plot Foiled

A Towanda man is in jail this after he was arrested in a murder for hire plot. >>

Troop Leaders Hits Boy Scout In Police Station

A local boy scout troop leader has been cited for harrassment after allegedly hitting a 7-year old boy scout while *inside* a police station. >>

Potter Co. False Robbery

A 26-year old Potter County man was arrested for allegedly making up a story about a home invasion and robbery. >>

Active Shooter Training For IPD

Ithaca police officers are being trianed to prep them for any situation. >>

"Santi" Claus in the Christmas Spirit

Tuesday afternoon a fire broke out at a two story home on route 14 in Horseheads. A family of five lost everything including their Christmas gifts. >>

ECSD On Alert for Threats

Schools in the Elmira City School District will be staffed with extra police officers on Friday for threats and rumors of fights on the internet. >>

More Charges Against Blood Stain Expert

Second alleged victim comes forward >>

Fire On Commons Under Investigation

Firefighters in Ithaca say a fire on the commons earlier this week is still under investigation. >>

Experts Debunks Mental Illness Myths

Dr. Charles Brainerd of Cornell sheds light on the Sandy Hook shooting and mental illness. >>

Threat Rumors At S. Tioga School District

Administrators at the Southern Tioga School District say veiled threats against the school district are circulating the internet on social media websites like Facebook. >>

Prescription Drug Robbery Ring Busted

Law enforcement across the Southern Tier have busted a three-county prescription drug robbery ring. >>

Southern Tier to Receive $91.1M

$700 million in incentives awarded statewide >>

Southern Tier Awarded $91.1 Million for Economic Development

The Southern Tier competed with other regions in the state for money to benefit the area's economy. >>

The Health Ministry of the Southern Tier wins $10,000

The Southern Tier has been awarded with $10,000 for healthcare through Walmart's 12 Days of Giving campaign. >>

Meth Lab Bust in Wellsburg

Local police took a woman into their custody after they found meth and all the materials to make more in her trailer in Wellsburg. >>

More Gold Coins Donated

Last week, we brought you a story about an anonymous, but very generous person who dropped a gold coin worth $500 in a Salvation Army red kettle in Horseheads. >>

Volunteers Help Rebuild Home After Three Disasters

After three disasters in ten years, one Elmira family was forced to abandon their home for a camper in the driveway. But, help is on the way and today a single father and his son can finally picture a happy ending. >>

Corning Man Accused of Taking Inappropriate Photos

Investigation launched after call to child abuse hotline >>

William Ramsey Captured in Arkansas

On the run from the Twin Tiers Since July >>

Fire Heavily Damages Horseheads Home

Cause still undetermined >>

Reed On Fiscal Cliff

Reed says the lack understanding about the fiscal cliff is causing confusion. >>

Salvation Army Holds Day of Distribution

The salvation army helped local needy families with food and gifts for this Christmas season. >>

Local Church Remembers Newtown Victims

A church in Elmira held a candlelight vigil and said some prayers for the families and victims in Newtown, Connecticit. >>

Tioga Co. Heroin Problem

In Tioga County, Pennsylvania, law enforcement officials are fighting an increasing amount of heroin in the area, and its not just the adults who are using. >>

Business As Usual For Local Gun Retailers

While some big name gun retailers have suspened rifle sales, many smaller rifle retailers have no intention of doing so. >>

Lindley Man Charged with Sharing Child Pornography

Police seize computers as well >>

Cards for Newtown Families

Local Elmira cheerleaders voted on using their uniform money to send cards to families faced with the tragedy in Connecticut. >>

Schumer Speaks Up On Gun Control

Senator Chuck Schumer appeared on CBS' Face The Nation calling for stricter gun laws. >>

Man Missing From Towanda Area

If you have any information about Duane Scott, please call Pennsylvania state police at 1-800-4PA-TIPS >>

Reed On Gun Control Laws

Congressman Tom Reed is hesitant to start limiting freedoms granted to us in the Bill of Rights. >>

Neighbors Remember Dawn Hochsprung

The Newtown Connecticut shooting is resonating with millions across the country and here at home. >>

Helping Kids Cope With Tragedy

The Clinical Director of Family Services shares some tips on helping your kids cope with tragedy. >>

Remembering Dawn Hochsprung

Dawn Hochsprung is being hailed a hero. The Towanda native served as principal of Sandy Hook Elementary School. >>

Elmira City Budget Safety Net

Budget season across the twin tiers is upon us and in New York, that means the 2% tax cap. >>

Music is Back in Painted Post

In the spirit of the holiday season Representatives at WalMart in Painted Post have decided the Salvation Army bell ringer can play his music in front of their store. >>

UPDATE: Fatal Kennedy Valve Accident

First fatality at Kennedy Valve since 2004. >>

Chemung River Rescue

A 51 year old woman is recovering after police, fire and water rescue crews were called to the banks of the Chemung River this evening in Elmira. >>

Students Helping Students

Two young Elmira boys are facing some tough challenges over the next few months. >>

Mobile Meth Lab Bust in Corning

Police cordoned off a portion of the parking lot outside the Rite-Aid pharmacy in Corning on Thursday evening to investigate a possible mobile methamphetamine lab. >>

Stopping the LNG Terminals

We've heard both sides of the hydro-fracking debate here in the Twin Tiers, but across the country many people still don't know specifics about the controversial drilling method. >>

Cash Mob Coming To Town

One local business is sponsoring a cash mob event for shoppers on Saturday. >>

Caroline Elementary School Ranked Persistently Dangerous

The New York State Edication Department has ranked Caroline Elementary School persistently dangerous. >>

Ross Pleads Guilty in Robbery Turned Fatal Shooting

Admits role in robbery that preceded shooting death of Randy Brooks in Elmira >>

Jackals Saga Continues

There are new developments in the bankruptcy case surrounding the Jackals and First Arena management. >>

East Church Street Project Moving Forward

The city of Elmira is moving forward with the East Church Street Rehabilitation Project. >>

Elmira Fire Department Awarded Federal Grant

The Elmira Fire department received word it's been awarded state aid to beef up its fire crew. >>

Police Looking for Bradford County Teenager

State police are looking for a missing 15-year-old girl and they're asking for your help. >>

New York Senators Lobby for Dairy Farmers

New York's senators are both lobbying for dairy farmers on Capitol Hill. >>

Oil Driller Killed in Bradford County

A Missouri pipe-line worker was killed Wednesday by a falling tree at the Madigan well-site in Burlington Township. >>

Addison Capital Project Approved

UPDATE: The Addison Central School District was approved by voters Wednesday night with 60.5% approval [378 YES, 246 NO]. >>

Yaw Pleads Guilty in Brutal Assault

Admits beating father with level, causing skull fractures >>

Holiday Pet Dangers

Many common holiday decorations, foods, and drinks are health hazards for household pets. >>

Milk Consumption Down

Experts have seen a sharp decline in consumption of milk, a major product for the economy in New York and Pennsylvania. >>

Future Owner Wants to Sue Jackals

Alleging fraud, the company that has a deal to become the owner of First Arena will ask a federal bankruptcy judge to let it sue the Elmira Jackals on behalf of the current arena operator. >>

Shop ’Til You Drop on 12-12-12

Forget Black Friday and even cyber Monday, local shoppers can expect to see price slashing in honor of today's date, 12-12-12. >>

Consolidation On The Table For Elmira Heights School District

There are some tough decisions ahead for the Elmira Heights School Board and consolidating with another district may be one of them. >>

$686M Contract for Lockheed Martin-Owego

Lockheed Martin has a $686 million dollar deal with the U.S. Navy to send aircrafts to Denmark. >>

NY's Fracking Comment Period Opens Wednesday

Public comment for the D-E-C's latest set of proposed fracking regulations starts Wednesday. >>

Elmira Heights Schools Facing Budget Woes

The Elmira Heights school board is looking into what seems to be a common trend... consolidation. >>

Arctic League Looking For More Applications

The Arctic League serves all of Chemung County but they say they need help in spreading the word. >>

Salvation Army Christmas Toy Drive

The Salvation Army in Corning is hoping for some support from the community to make sure every child gets a gift this year. >>

A New Revitalized Bath

Students of Alfred State College presented their ideas about a revitalized bath, and residents couldn't be more excited. >>

Fighting Consolidation

A group of Elmira Heights school district parents are organizing to bring attention to the issue before consolidation plans move forward. >>

Two Elmira Men Charged in Club Fight

Two Elmira men are behind bars for being involved a fight that nearly became deadly at a Northern Tier nightclub. >>

Ithaca Harold’s Project Moving Forward

A local developer got good news about its plan to build stores, offices, and apartments on the Ithaca Commons. >>

Bowling to Raise Dough for Howie's

It's been a rough time for Howie's Pizza employees, but the town is showing some major fundraising support. >>

Grill Causes Garage Fire In Elmira Heights

Elmira Heights firefighters say a propane gas grill is the cause of a garage fire over the weekend. >>

False Rape Reported At Cornell

Police at Cornell University say the report of a rape on the Ithaca campus back in September never actually happened. This comes after an extensive investigation. >>

Elmira Man Arrested For Attempted Homicide

An Elmira man is behind bars for attempted homicide in Pennsylvania. Police found crack cocaine on Driscoll at the time of his arrest. >>

Man Arrested in Convenience Store Break In

Suspect smashed glass door, stole cigarettes >>

Teens Arrested in Tuscarora Burglaries

Teens suspected in string of burglaries >>

Congressman Maurice Hinchey Says Goodbye

After 20 years in office, Congressman Maurice Hinchey says his goodbyes. >>

Schuyler County Budget

Schuyler County residents and business owners were on hand for tonight's passing of the county budget some to support, others to protest. >>

New York Wine Top Notch

A New York state product did really well this year, wine, and growers couldn't be more excited. >>

Gold Coin Dropped in Salvation Army Kettle

Anonymous donor gives gold coin to Elmira Salvation Army >>

Steven Brown Faces More Charges

The Bradford County man behind bars for starting a 14 hour stand-off with police is facing more charges for allegedly trying to swindel his way out of jail. >>

Arctic Leauge Packing Begins

Well the giving has just begun for the season and the arctic league is getting ready for the big night. >>

Spencer’s Opens it’s Doors for Bell Ringer

On Wednesday we introduced you to John Sherrod. He's the salvation army bell ringer who's been playing Christmas music outside of the Walmart in Painted Post for the past seven years. >>

Habitat for Humanity Ribbon Cutting at New House Site

Habitat for Humanity in Schuyler County had a ribbon cutting ceremony on the grounds of what will be the first Habitat Home in the area. >>

Tractor Trailer Driver in Critical Condition

Semi plunged off I-86 overpass onto SR 414 >>

Internet Scammers Exposed

Scammers are using craigslist and PayPal to scam people out of thousands of dollars. >>

Ithaca Mayor on Legalizing Marijuana

Ithaca Mayor Svante Myrick is creating a stir with an article he wrote in an Albany newspaper calling for the legalization of marijuana in New York State. >>

Mayor Myrick: Legalize Pot in New York

Ithaca Mayor Svante Myrick is calling on New York state leaders to legalize not just medical marijuana, but marijuana in general. >>

Philips Plant In Bath To Close

The Bath facility makes high intensity discharge products and halogen components for products like lightbulbs. Those jobs are moving elsewhere. >>

UPDATE: Bomb Threat Suspect Caught

After a search of the building, the Bradford County Sheriff's Office says there is no potential danger at the Bradford County Courthouse. >>

Corning Inc CEO Gives State Of Company Address

Corning Inc. CEO, Wendell Weeks gave his State of the Company address today. >>

Cornell’s Library Gets "Greener"

It may be winter outside but inside the Cornell campus library there is a little bit of summer helping to relax students during finals week. >>

Philips Plant to Close by Next Year

The Philips Lighting plant in Bath is set to close by next year due to a low demand for light bulb type. >>

Oklahoma Man Convicted in Assault Case

Found guilty on all charges >>

No Music at Walmart

The familiar holiday sounds of Christmas carols and bells are something we've come to expect this time of year. >>

C-PP 2013-2014 Budget

Corning-Painted Post School District leaders previewed their 2013 -2014 budget tonight. With another major deficit to overcome. >>

Waverly Police Catch Buck Bates

Wanted in connection to domestic incident >>

Ribbon Cutting Cermonies At Ithaca Commons

Two new businesses opened their doors on the Ithaca Commons Wednesday. >>

Governor Cuomo Visits Southern Tier Projects

Governor Cuomo was in the Southern Tier today to hear why the Southern Tier is vital to the state's economy. >>

Teacher Rally In Albany

Funding cuts are leaving schools short handed and your child short changed on their education. >>

Body Found in Gorge Ruled Accident

Cause of death undetermined at this time >>

Couple Busted for Meth in Corning

Police discovered meth materials while investigating separate complaint >>

Chemung County Leaders Receive Awards for Service

Local bussiness people got some hardware for going above and beyond in their community. >>

C-PP English Teacher Resigns

Arrested on drug charges earlier this year >>

Accused Sexual Assault Suspect on Trial

Accused of attacking teen jogger in Chemung last July >>

Holiday Safety Tips

Every year, nearly 30 percent of house fires occur between December, and February, and nearly half of fire-related fatalities at home happen in that same time span. >>

Learning to Respect the Flag

Some local kids have new respect for our country's flag tonight. Young Cub scouts met with Veterans of past wars at the Horseheads American Legion to learn about American Flag etiquette and respect. >>

4th Annual "Spirit of the Season"

The palace theater hosted its 4th annual "Spirit of the Season, Tuesday night, and the line went around the block.. >>

Jones Court To Be Revitalized

A local church leader plans to revitalize the dilapidated apartment building. >>

13-Year Old Leads Police On Highway Chase

A 13-year old led police on a chase on Interstate 86 in Erwin over the weekend. >>

Corning Stray Cat Problem

Residents in the City of Corning are getting tired of all the stray cats that are running throughout the city. >>

Man Dies In Ithaca Homeless Encampment

Police in Ithaca are investigating the death of 53-year old man in the homeless encampment known as "the jungle." >>

Prostitution Arrest In Horseheads

Police say Cindy Taylor offered sex in exchange for money to a plainclothes police officer. >>

Local Veteran Receives Home Makeover

Sergeant Robert Costley was honored Sunday for his service with a free home makeover thanks to the nationwide non-profit organization, Renovating Hope. >>

School Teacher Murdered During Church Service

An elementary school teacher is fatally shot by her ex-husband during a church service Sunday. >>

911 Call Leads to Meth Lab Bust

Couple arrested; child removed from home >>

Police: Man Shoots Ex-Wife In Church

Police say Gregory Eldred walked into a Coudersport church, shot and killed his ex-wife. >>

Three Chemung County Indictments

Three Elmira residents face multiple charges each after being indicted by a Chemung County Grand Jury. >>

Dollar Bill Replacement

Federal auditors are considering a phase out of the one dollar paper bill, and bringing back one dollar coins because of possible savings in the long run. >>

Elmira Welcomes Wisner In Winter

Wisner In Winter is a new indoor market in Elmira that runs every Friday and Saturday until December 22nd. >>

Subaru and Meals On Wheels Share the Love

Meals On Wheels partners with Subaru for their Share the Love event. >>

Wyalusing Man Charged for Marijuana Possession

Police seized drug pot, plants, growing supplies >>

Mark Your Calendars for Elmira’s Historic Holiday Tour

Write up your wish-lists for Santa and mark your calendars for this year's Elmira Holiday House tour. >>

Shooting At Hathorn Court; Suspect Caught

Elmira police say shots were fired in the area around Hathorn Court. >>

Police Arrest Suspect in Hathorn Court Shooting

Police say altercation preceded shooting >>

CCC World AIDS Day Event

The CCC Equal group at Corning Community College hosted its 2nd annual World AIDS Day Event. >>

Guthrie Flu Shot Fight

Guthrie Health Care System reps say this also applies to the flu shot during flu season, and some employees are not happy about the issue. >>

New BBQ Spot in Watkins Glen

Well you wont have to travel far for a taste of some real southern barbeque, just a drive to Watkins Glen. >>

Report on Helicopter Crash in Corning

A report from the National Transportation Safety Board provides new information about the helicopter crash in Corning that claimed the lives of the two men on board. >>

Conklin Bank Robbed Again By Masked Man

In a case of déjà vu for New York state police, a masked man has robbed a bank in Broome County for the second time in two weeks. >>

Police On The Hunt for Bucky Bates

Local police are once again on the hunt for the Waverly man who was brutally stabbed on a summer night in 2011. >>

Johnathan Nelson Charged in Hathorn Court Shooting

Charged with Criminal Possession of a Weapon >>

Are you Feeling Lucky? Jackpot Drawing Frenzy

Powerball fever is swooping the nation. Tonight, someone could win the half billion dollar jackpot. >>

Raisin’ Dough For Howie’s Pizza

A local business is having a benefit for the employees of Howie's Pizza. >>

Accused Cop Shooter in Court

Surrounded by fellow police officers, officer Anthony Augustine was in court to face the man accused of shooting him, Jamel Booker. >>

Arctic League Chooses Broadcast Tree

Will be centerpiece of annual Broadcast on December 2 >>

Millport Home Catches Fire; No One Injured

A Millport home caught fire around 1:30 Wednesday morning. >>

Scroll Project for Education

A unique project is hoping to bring attention to state legislators about the need in schools across New York, and the group is using scrolls to do it. >>

Hornell Man Sentenced for Child Porn

Will serve ten years in federal prison >>

Rockwell Museum Holiday Exhibit

The Rockwell Museum of Western Art is displaying an exhibit of vintage toys for the holiays. >>

Remembering Elmira’s Jazz Icon

The man credited with creating Elmira's Jazz scene has died. Howard Coleman who owned the Green Pastures Jazz club died Saturday, from complications of heart surgery. >>

Howard Coleman, Sr. Dies

The owner of an Elmira mainstay has died. Howard Coleman, Sr. owned the Green Pastures Jazz Club on the city's west side. >>

Archdiocese Announces Possible School Closings

With The Archdiocese New York naming seven schools that could possibly be closing their doors, questions loom as to whether Catholic schools are in trouble. >>

Odds of Winning the Powerball Jackpot

The Powerball jackpot is up to $500 million and if you think the dollar figure is breathtaking, wait till you hear about your odds of winning it all. >>

2nd Person Arrested in IPD Officer Shooting

Woman charged with Hindering Prosecution >>

Protest Over Steuben County Community Services

Employees and clients of Steuben County Community Services rallied outside the county office building to protest possible outsourcing of jobs and building consolidation. >>

Former Steed’s Pharmacy Owner Pleads Guilty to Cocaine Possession

Matthew Steed arrested in February >>

Joseph Esposito Sentenced for Shots Fired, Standoff

Will serve maximum eight years in prison >>

Searching For Charity

Nine out of every ten adults use search engines to find the information on the internet, and now charities are using that daily activity to help raise money and give back to the community. >>

Death Investigation In Ithaca

Police in Ithaca are investigating a death on Fayette Street. >>

Romulus Man Charged With Son's Murder

Authorities in Seneca County say a Romulus man intentionally killed his son to collect insurance money. >>

Small Business Saturday

Big Box Stores get all the attention and tomorrow, is small business Saturday, with shoppers being encouraged to shop small, but does the annual campaign stand out from underneath Black Friday's shadow? >>

Black Friday WalMart Protests

Protesters organize outside of Wal-Marts nationwide. >>

Small Business Saturday 2012

American Express launches Small Business Saturday tomorrow. >>

Thanksgiving Day Runners Participate in Sayre Turkey Trot 5K

Nearly 800 runners participate in morning run >>

56th Annual Elmira Holiday Parade

New York City may have the Macy's parade, but Elmira has its own version. >>

K-Mart Open For Thanksgiving

K-Mart opened for 12 hours Thanksgiving day to give a head start to holiday shoppers. >>

Local Church Hosts Thanksgiving Dinner

The Shabach Tabernacle in Elmira hosts its 6th annual Thanksgiving dinner. >>

Accused Murderer Indicted by Grand Jury

Allegeldy killed Brian Martin, whose body was found Nov. 8 >>

Tompkins Co. Budget: Taxes Up

If you live in Tompkins County, your property taxes are going up. >>

Thanksgiving Food Donations

The Food Bank of the Southern Tier has collected tons of food to feed those in need this Thanksgiving. >>

Is "Black Thursday" Going Too Far?

Black Friday is only a few days away, but some stores are trying to get an even bigger jump by opening even earlier on Thanksgiving night. >>

Victims Identified in N. Towanda Fatal Head-On

Passing vehicle crossed into oncoming traffic >>

Fire Destorys Howie’s Pizza

A local landmark in Sayre went up in flames early Tuesday morning. >>

Fire Destroys Howie’s Pizza Shop

The fire broke out around 1:30 Tuesday morning, no one was hurt. >>

Holiday Travel for the Twin Tiers

More than any other time of year travelers across the country will be taking to the roads and air later this week, and it's no different here in the Southern Tier. >>

Middle East Conflict Sparks Cornell Protest

The conflict between Israel and Hamas leaders has sparked a protest at Cornell University. >>

Mark Twain Gets Coined

Congressman Tom Reed says "Mark Twain is a great part of our history". >>

Arnot Mall Opens Midnight Black Friday

The Arnot Mall will open at midnight on Black Friday. >>

Veterans Teaching Students

Kids from three different schools had a chance to pick the brains of some local veterans at the American Legion in Horseheads. >>

Chemung County Budget

According to Chemung County Leaders, other areas across new york are struggling to balance their county budgets. Here locally it was tight, but the legislature was able to produce a budget that keeps programs and doesn't increase the tax rate. >>

Waverly Joins Together to Show they Care

Over 100 Waverly students, teachers, parents and politicians gathered Sunday to show that Waverly cares, and they have a heart. >>

Salvation Army Kicks Off for Christmas

The Salvation Army is getting ready for Christmas with their red kettle donations. >>

Corning Helicopter Crash Update

More details emerge about the helicopter crash that killed two people in Corning yesterday. The investigation continues but most of the details have now come out. >>

Steuben Human Services in Jeopardy

People working for the Office of Community Services in Steuben County are fighting too keep things the way they are, so they can keep helping people across the county. >>

2013 Elmira City Budget Proposal

The City of Elmira presented its budget proposal for 2013. >>

Fatal Helicopter Crash in Corning

Two fatalities, victims not identified >>

Protesters Calling For Police Action

Protesters took to church street in front of the Elmira city police department today, calling for action from investigators to help find a missing woman. >>

Quit Smoking Cold Turkey

A half pack of cigarrettes and a pledge to quit is all it took to get yourself a free turkey today. >>

Red Cross Disaster Relief Fundraiser

A disaster relief fundraiser sponsored by the Sullivan Trail and Greater Steuben chapters of the Red Cross is set for this Friday in Elmira. >>

Remembering Ryan

Tonight family and friends of fallen soldier Ryan Jayne had to say goodbye. >>

Pre-Trial Hearing in Brian Martin Murder Case

The pre-trial hearing has begun in the murder of Brian Martin. >>

Lockheed Martin Lands Naval Contract

Owego plant will upgrade software >>

Jackals Food Drive

All donations will go to the Food Bank of the Southern Tier. >>

Skidmore Speaks Out Against Hydrofracking

Some elected officials from the Southern Tier are speaking out against hydrofracking. One of them includes the mayor of Elmira, Sue Skidmore. >>

Fallen Soldier Returns Home

The remains of Spc. Ryan Jayne has returned home. >>

Water Rescue Crews Help Sandy Victims

Two local fire companies teamed up to go down to Long Island and help the victims of hurricane Sandy not once, but twice. >>

Salvation Army Turkey Drive

Corning Salvation Army and Wegmans Partner Up >>

Spc. Jayne Procession

A fallen soldier from the Twin Tiers is heading home one last time. >>

Two Robberies In Ten Minutes

It was a busy Sunday for Ithaca police who responded to two robberies within a 10-minute period. >>

Apartment Collapse In Alfred

Two people were hospitalized after an explosion and apartment collapse in Alfred near Alfred State College. >>

Attempted Robbery At Ithaca Tops Market

Ithaca police have arrested a woman they say tried to rob the Tops Market in Ithaca. >>

Apartment Explosion in Alfred

An Alfred apartment complex blows up after a gas leak is sparked. >>

Husband and Wife Charged in Ithaca Robberies

Police respond to 3 armed robberies in a matter of hours >>

Arctic League Opens Big Book

Charity provides Christmas Gifts to needy kids in Chemung County >>

Save the Post Stepping Up

Painted Post neighbors are turning up their efforts to save their village from dissolving into the town of Erwin. >>

Police: Addison Man Tied Up Juvenille

An Addison man is under arrest for allegedly tying up a juvenile. >>

Fugitive Extradited Back to New York

A former Dundee man is back in the Southern Tier after he was arrested by North Carolina police. >>

Suspect Arrested In Elmira Murder

An arrest has been made in the Elmira Murder, Body Found in a Car >>

Holidazzle Hits Corning

f you're walking down market street in Corning you may think we skipped thanksgiving, but that's not the case. It's called Holidazzel, it happens in early November every year >>

ECSD To Owe State Department of Education

The Elmira City School District owes the New York State Department of Education after a long overdue audit. >>

Veterans Get High School Diplomas

They went to war, and left their chance at getting their high school diploma behind. >>

BODY OF MISSING MAN IN WATKINS GLEN FOUND

Mark Mihalko last seen Wednesday afternoon >>

Body Found in Elmira

Police blocked off portion of Third Street >>

Body Of Missing Man found In Watkins Glen

The body of missing man, Mark Mihalko has been found in Watkins Glen. >>

Farm Bill Future

Dairy Farmers face challenges everyday but many of those challenges come from an old system that farmers say needs to be overhauled. >>

Chemung Co. Budget Keeps Taxes Flat

Budget total less than 2012 >>

"In Your Shoes"- Dairy Farm

Joe Melillo tries his hand at being a dairy farmer for a day and it wasn't pretty. >>

City of Ithaca Passes Their Budget

After months of talks and debate, Ithaca's Common Council members approved the 2013 city budget, but with it comes a tax increase and serious changes. >>

Outlook After The Election

Chemung County Executive Tom Santulli gives his outlook of what needs to be done to see progress. >>

Reed Faces New Challenges in NYS 23rd Congressional District

Reed wins 23rd Congressional District and says he's ready to take on the new challenges he will face. >>

Reed Declares Victory

It was a hard fought battle that went late into the night, and in the end Republican Tom Reed came out on top. >>

ELECTION RESULTS

Unofficial election results from races across the Twin Tiers >>

Decision 2012

As people line up at the polls to cast their vote for the 2012 election, we find out voter's hopes for the future. >>

Flags at Half Staff for Spc. Ryan Jayne

Will be lowered in honor of fallen soldiers >>

Burglar In Ithaca Arrested

Burglar arrested in Ithaca >>

Southern Tier Donations Arrive In Manhattan

A group from a Horseheads church donate supplies to the Bowery Mission in New York City. >>

School Bus Accident In Addison

An Addison man is under arrest for hitting a school bus with his pick up truck. Police believe the man was on pain medication at the time of the accident. >>

Northern Tier Thefts

A Southern Tier man is under arrest for a string of burglaries across the Northern Tier. >>

Local Soldier Killed in Action

A local solder has been killed in Afghanistan. >>

Corning Inc. to Lay Off 100 Workers

Layoffs affect union laborers >>

Elmira’s Left Turn Issue Postponed

Cars coming out of the Dunkin Donuts drive through in Elmira on Church street will be able to make left hand turns, at least for now. >>

Twin Tiers Sending Supplies

There are people in the Twin Tiers who have really opened their hearts to help the victims of hurricane Sandy, and tonight we bring you two more organizations looking to make a difference. >>

Steuben Co. Soldier Killed in Afghanistan

Spc. Ryan Jayne one of three killed in IED attack >>

Fire Destroys NYC Area Homes

Floodwaters prevented Fire Departments from Responding >>

Shots Fired in Ithaca

Ithaca Police say shots were fired on the 100 block of Cleveland ave. Thursday night around 10:30. >>

Southside High School Presidential Debate

Student representatvies of Romney; Obama debate at Southside High School >>

Disgruntled NYSEG Customer

A customer is not happy after getting the run around from NYSEG after Superstorm Sandy. >>

Helping Sandy Victims in New York

A group of parents and kids from a local church are coming together to help the victims of hurricane sandy, using an empty bus to bring supplies down to Manhattan. >>

Tech Connection: Cosmos at Cornell

It's art that's state of the art! In this week's Tech Connection, WENY-TV's J.B. Biunno visits Cornell University for a look at the technology behind "Cosmos" -- an art exhibit consisting of thousands of LED lights. >>

Vangorden Guilty of Attempted Murder of Police Officer

Fired shots at state troopers >>

Special Report: WENY-TV Visits NYC

The city that never sleeps is struggling to get back on its feet after Hurricane Sandy brought it to its knees. >>

Southern Tier Voters

Some of the voters we spoke with tonight at the Clemens Center say they're still undecided on the race between Reed and Shinagawa. >>

Arrest in Ithaca Bomb Scare

Ithaca Police arrested 37 year-old Matthew Whitney following their investigation with the help of the FBI. >>

Tioga Co. Emergency Call Difficulties

For those of you living in Tioga County, you may run into some technical trouble if you need to dial 911. >>

Urgent Care X-rays Candy

Technicians at urgent care used their X-ray machines to check bags full of candy. >>

Superstorm Sandy Rescue Mission

Assistant Chief Sheldon and his crew went to Long Island to help victims of Superstorm Sandy. >>

Bath Teacher Charged with Forcible Touching

Allegedly touched student's breast >>

Deadline for First Arena Repairs

EDA claims necessary repairs made >>

Reed-Shinagawa Final Debate

It was a packed house tonight at the Clemens Center, as Voters were ready to hear what the candidates had to say about the issues facing the Southern Tier, and our Country. >>

SPECIAL REPORT: Walter Smith-Randolph Visits His Queens Neighborhood

Family members, neighbors without power >>

Winnie Romeril In NYC

Some people didn't heed warnings by forecasters. >>

Watkins Glen Considering Police Consolidation

Officials in Watkins Glen are considering consolidating the police force with the Schuyler County Sheriff's department. >>

Assault On Board School Bus

An 18-year old is accused with endangering the welfare of a 10-year old Waverly student on board a school bus. >>

Local Red Cross Volunteers Heading To White Plains

First wave of Southern Finger Lakes Chapter volunteers leave today; more to follow. >>

Sex Offender Accused of Stalking Elmira Teen

Officer spotted man following teen >>

Man Accused of Calling In Fake Emergencies to 911

Volunteer firefighter charged >>

EDA and ELM in Court Tomorrow

The owners of first arena are due in court tomorrow to prove they've made the fixes necessary to run the arena for Jackals fans. >>

Twin Tiers Trick-or-Treat Schedule

Trick-or-treat times in the Twin Tiers as follows: >>

Left In The Dark After Sandy

After high winds from Hurricane Sandy blew in, many have been left for three days without power. >>

S. Tier Towns See Black-Outs Ahead of Sandy

Hurricane Sandy has caused more than 1.5 million people to lose power across the country. >>

Fire Damages Tuscarora Home

Family and pets get out safely >>

Chemung Co. Sheriff to Offer Retail Training to Fight Theft

Training offers to fight shoplifting, fraud >>

Hurricane Sandy: The Aftermath

While millions of people on the East Coast suffered the wrath of Hurricane Sandy, our area was spared. >>

Arnot Health Service Interruptions

he following is a summary of announcements relative to various aspects of the Arnot Health system. >>

Chemung Co. Waits On Emergency Declarations; Neighbors Prepare

Neighbors in Chemung County are preparing for Hurricane Sandy. >>

Red Cross Readiness For Hurricane Sandy

The American Red Cross advises people to get get ready as the region braces for Hurricane Sandy. >>

Corning Man Arrested for Grand Larceny

Accused of stealing hotel restaurant equipment >>

Church Offering Storm Shelter

One church in Elmira is using the lessons they learned after hurricane Irene last year to come together early to help out before hurricane sandy gets closer. >>

Special Weather Announcement for Elmira

Weather cancellations and delays for the city of Elmira >>

Twin Tiers Storm Damage

The high winds and rain will be pounding the area over the next day or so, but damage caused by the storm is already here. >>

Attempted Robbery at Elmira Kwik Fill

Authorities say man entered store, demanded cash from register >>

PA Emergency Personnel on Watch

Pennsylvania Emergency Personell Keep An Eye On Hurricane Sandy >>

Cuomo Directs Storm Monitoring

Cuomo directs monitoring of Sandy, 'Super Storm' >>

Good Morning Twin Tiers Halloween Interview

Laura Caso interviews CEO from Keep America and kids with a selection of costumes. >>

Ithaca Raid Nets Drugs, Cash, Weapons

More charges pending >>

Neighbors Prepare For Sandy

The American Red Cross urges neighbors to have a disaster ready kit on hand just in case >>

Red Cross Donation

Multi Media Services donates $2,000 to the Sullivan Trail Chapter of the Red Cross. >>

Victim Identified in Fatal Head-On Crash

Authorities tell a WENY-TV photographer to leave the scene of a major head-on collison on I-86 for the removal of a body. >>

Bradford County Preps For Hurricane Sandy

As Hurricane Sandy approaches the Northeast, preparations across the Twin Tiers are underway. >>

Calvin Harris Update

The Calvin Harris court case took another turn at the bail hearing today in Tioga County Court in Owego. >>

The Fight Against Drugs in Elmira

A group of concerned neighbors are getting together to take a stand against drugs on their street and their bringing the fight to the City Hall. >>

Bradford Co. Court Judge to Resign

Served as Judge Since 1983 >>

Calvin Harris Bail Hearing

Judge will grant bail, with exceptions >>

Eye On Hurricane Sandy

A climatologist from Cornell University tells us what may be in store for us from Hurricane Sandy. >>

New Mansfield University President Named

New president of Mansfield University named. >>

23rd Congresional District Debates

Democratic challenger, Nate Shinagawa, placing significant weight on upcoming debates. >>

State of the Child In Chemung County

Today, local advocates for children released the annual report by the 'Every Child Matters Coalition' of Chemung County. >>

Corning Inc. Third Quarter Results

Corning Inc. has announced their results for the third quarter. >>

Neighbor Describes Rome Standoff

A man who lives across the street from home that was surrounded by police during a 12 hour-long standoff in the Northern Tier says he heard the entire situation play out from his front porch. >>

Quick Actions Lead PSP to Home in Rome

Victim Alerted Dandy Mini Mart Employees to Call 911 >>

Wegmans Recalls Brownie Mix

Mix could contain ingredients not on the label >>

11th Annual March Out Hunger Food Drive

Tops along with other area businesses donate food for the hungry. >>

Fire Destroys Wyalusing Home

Cause Ruled Accidental >>

Counselor Accused of Embezzling Union Funds

Acted as union fund manager; accused of embezzlement >>

Accident Kills Monroeton Man

Driver's truck drifted off road, hit house and garage >>

UPDATE: Standoff in Rome

Police say the man involved in a reported stand-off in Rome is now in Police Custody. >>

Chemung Executive Reacts to Cuomo

We have continuing coverage tonight on Governor Andrew Cuomo's comments about unfunded state mandates. >>

Congressman Tom Reed Gets NAM Award

Congressman Tom Reed was honord with a NAM award. >>

Wysox Man Accused of Firing Gun at Truck Full of People

One bullet strikes hat worn by one victim >>

Keuka Maid Auctioned Off

The Keuka Maid sold at auction for $26,000. >>

CanStruction At Arnot Mall

Local companies and organizations are getting creative in the fight against hunger. >>

No Mandate Relief?

Governor Cuomo got the attention of leaders across New York State today, when he said no more mandate relief is on the way, and local governments have to balance their books on their own >>

First Arena Managers Get Extension

Managers at First Arena get another ten days to complete repairs or else face the threat of being in default. >>

Raising Dough For Kids

Raising Dough for Kids helps charities support kids programs. >>

Painting For A Good Cause

Sherwin-Williams and Catholic Charities joined together to make the homeless feel at home. >>

Giant Get Well Card For Officer Augustine

The Cayuga Radio Group along with other area organizations came together top make a giant get well card for Officer Anthony Augustine. >>

Pedestrian Hit by 18 Wheeler

State police rushed to Exit 59 on Route 17 Friday night after a pedestrian was hit while walking on the side of the highway. >>

Woman Charged in Death of Baby Girl

Pennsylvania State Police have charged a Bradford County woman in the death of a five month-old baby girl. >>

Teenager Killed in ATV Accident

A Steuben County teenager is killed in an ATV accident in the Town of Addison. >>

Woodlawn Ghost Tours

If you felt like taking a stroll through Woodlawn cemetery tonight by yourself you may have noticed spirits roaming the grounds, of course, they were just actors. >>

Former Ithaca Cop Wins Lawsuit

The Ithaca police officer who sued the City of Ithaca for discrimination has won his case and two-million dollars along with it. >>

Battle in Bailey

Two former presidential candidates met tonight in the Southern Tier to enlighten students, and help bring our nation's most important issues back into focus. >>

Ithaca PD Officer Augustine Released from Hospital

Officer shot last week, suffered stroke in hospital >>

Annual College Fair Held At Arnot Mall

Today area high school students attended an annual college fair at Arnot Mall to prepare for their futures. >>

Waverly: Over The Media Storm

Despite the negative reaction to the skit performed by Waverly High School during a pep rally, which many feel was racist and insensitive, many residents say the it's been way overblown. >>

New Trial Ordered for Calvin Harris

Court of Appeals reverses murder conviction, orders new trial >>

Two Killed in Newark Valley Crash

Car collided head on with guard rail >>

Staff at PA Universities Could Strike

Faculty Union Will Vote This Weekend >>

Shot Officer Being Sent Home

The Ithaca Police Officer shot while chasing a suspect last week will be sent home Thursday. >>

Bath FD Turns 175

A local volunteer fire department is celebrating quite the milestone this year. >>

Painted Post: Throwing Water On Dissolution

The study surrounding a petition used to get signatures to support dissolving Painted Post into Erwin ran into trouble using out dated information, but the push to bring the decision to a vote is still on. >>

"Save the Post" Committee

Neighbors in Painted Post are taking a stand to stop their village from disappearing off the map. >>

Finger Lakes Named Top Wine Destination

Ranked #4 by TripAdvisor.com >>

Man Dies Following Fire

The man who was inside the Wellsboro home that went up in flames Tuesday has died. >>

Waverly Pep Rally Called Insensitive

A local school district is making national headlines over a pep rally some are calling racist and insensitive. >>

Waverly High School Under Fire For Skit

Waverly High School is facing negative reactions after a distasteful pep rally skit. >>

Performing for Awareness

As we continue through the month of October there are more events to bring awareness to Breast Cancer, and tonight a teen theater group had their chance. >>

Imagin8tion Winner

Elmira is now home to two award-winning photographers. Elmira-native, A.D. Wheeler has been shooting photos as unique pieces of art. >>

Northern Tier Gets $13M In Gas Drilling Fees

The Northern Tier counties are nearly $14 million richer, thanks to the natural gas industry and the first year of Pennsylvania's drilling impact fee. >>

Reed Talks National Debt

Reed says interest payments alone on the National Debt are a long term issue. >>

Criminal Mischief In Waverly

ree Waverly youths are charged with criminal mischief after throwing rocks at cars in Waverly. >>

Child Left Outside Strip Club

A Southern Tier man was is charged with endangering the welfare of a child after leaving his child inside of a car at a Northern Tier strip club. >>

Fatal Bike Accident In Owego

A Southern Tier woman is dead this after she was hit by a car while riding a bike in Owego. >>

Officer Augustine Recovers

The Ithaca police officer who was shot late Thursday night is still recovering in an upstate New York hospital. >>

Horseheads Hair Stand-Off Follow Up

A Horseheads mother is transferring her child after being singled out by her elementary school for a streak of purple in her hair, Candice Cole has more. >>

Chemung Co. Rx Discount Card Saves $750,000

Card available to all Chemung County residents for prescription discounts >>

Man Found Dead in Ithaca Jungle

Man found dead in a tent >>

Free Training For Businesses On Gun Threats

The Elmira Police Department and Chemung County Sheriff's Office is teaming up to offer free training to local businesses on how to handle gun threats. >>

Fighting Rural Fires

Battling a fire is tough enough but sometimes the hardest part for firefighters is just getting to the scene of an emergency. Fire crews say they did their best to rush to a massive fire Friday night that completely destroyed a home in Horseheads. >>

Stabbing At Syracuse’s Carrier Dome

Syracuse University's annual pre-season basketball rally turned sour after a 25-year old man was stabbed. >>

Tech Connection: Local Errors in Apple Maps

In this week's Tech Connection, WENY-TV's J.B. Biunno takes a closer look at the new Maps app on iOS 6, and some of Apple's mapping errors across the Twin Tiers. >>

Bradford Co. Women Sues After Semen Found In Lunch

Two Bradford County women filed a lawsuit against a man who admitted to injecting his own semen into his coworkers' lunches. >>

Suspect Caught in Ithaca Police Shooting

After an overnight search, a man is in custody for shooting an Ithaca Police Officer in the West Hill area. >>

Ithaca Cop Shot Reaction

West Hill Place neighbors wake up to a downed officer in their front yard. >>

Corning Incorporated Sponsors Gorilla Fund

Corning Incorporated donated $25,000 to Dian Fossey Gorilla Fund International, the non-profit that inspires the Corning Gorilla Glass marketing campaign. >>

Suspect Apprehended In Towanda Police Chase

Police in the Northern Tier say they have the man accused of threatening a state trooper with chemiclas then running away in custody. >>

Timeline of Ithaca Cop Shooting

A cop gets shot, and police departments across the region join the hunt. Now, a suspect is in custody and Ithaca cops are saying thank you. >>

Student Goes To Cornell Through Crowd Funding

Cornell grad student, Alvaro Salas raised money to attend Cornell through the use of crowd funding. >>

New Marcellus Shale Power Plant

The gas industry has made their mark on the northern tier, and now new jobs could help boost the economy even further, but not how you might expect. >>

Ithaca Beer Company Opens New Tap Room

New tasting room just a part of a year-long project for Ithaca Beer Company >>

Victims Identified in PA Helicopter Crash

A helicopter that took off from Elmira crashed in bad weather in northeastern pennsylvania, killing two people. >>

Elderly Man Trapped in House Fire

A 90 year-old man is in the hospital this morning after a fire tore through a Bradford County home. >>

Ithaca Bomb Scare

A suspicious package left near a bank on the Ithaca commons sparks a bomb scare, forcing neighbors in the area to evacuate. >>

Fruit-Killing Fly Found in Chemung County

A spotted fruit fly could be a game changer for some fruit growers in Chemung County. >>

Suspicious Package Ithaca

The commons is now closed off to foot traffic. The bomb squad has been called in and the commons is on lockdown >>

Debra Whiting’s Harvest Celebration

Hundreds of people came out to Watkins Glen Community Center to honor the life of the late executive chef Debra Whiting and support local harvesters. >>

Shinagawa Talks Reed Finances

Election day is just weeks away, and local congressional candidates are feeling the pressure to voice their differences. >>

Horseheads Hair Stand-Off

A local mom is at odds with the Horseheads school district over her daughter's hair. >>

Shared Services Agreement

A shared services agreement between the city of Elmira and Chemung County is set to expire, putting efforts to combine highway departments on hold. >>

Elderly Man Hit by Car in Elmira

An elderly man was hit by a car Tuesday afternoon in Elmira. >>

NY Voter Registration Deadline

The deadline is looming for New Yorkers who haven't registered to vote on November 6th. >>

Sikorsky Employee Speaks Out; Pleads For His Job

A Sikorsky employee is speaking out, pleading for his job. >>

2nd Suspect Wanted in Elmira Robbery

A 16-year-old is charged with attempted burglary after police say he and another suspect tried to break in to an Elmira homhome. >>

Northern Tier Woman Killed In Crash

A Monroeton woman is dead after the pick-up truck she was drving crashed with an R.V. in Towanda. >>

Addison Pot Bust

The crackdown on marijuana growing in Steuben County continues. This time, a 57-year old Addison man is charged with criminal possession of pot. >>

Ithaca Named Top Walk-To-Work City

Ithaca is a bike-friendly city, but new census data shows that more people walk to work there than anywhere else in the country. >>

Cancer Awarness at September Hill

It's breast cancer awareness month, and a local foundation is doing their part to educate the community. >>

Get Your Free Flu Shot Today

The Chemung County Health Department is offering free flu shots today. >>

Lit Cigarette Causes Fire; Two Family Home Destroyed

A lit cigarette sparks a fire at an Elmira home. Fire officials say the home is uninhabitable. >>

Man Wanted in Attempted Kidnapping

New York State Police are looking for a man suspected of attempting to kidnap a young girl. >>

Ithaca Byrne Dairy Robbed

Ithaca Police are investigating an armed robbery at the North Meadow Street Byrne Dairy. >>

Keuka Maid On The Auction Block

The Keuka Maid tour boat is on the auction block. >>

More Deaths in Meningitis Outbreak

The meningitis outbreak is growing. Health officials are saying, as many as 13,000 people received steroid shots suspected in the meningitis outbreak. >>

Town of Groton Could Enact Fracking Moratoriun

The Town of Groton could soon join the long list of local municipalities against gas drilling. >>

Schumer Urges Sikorsky To Strike Deal With Chemung County

Turn to Blight--that's what Senator Chuck Schumer says will happen to Sikorsky's Big Flats plant if company executives don't help find a new business to fill the vacancy the plant closure will create come January. >>

Attempted Kidnapping In Canisteo

Neighbors in Canisteo are on edge, as police update their investigation into an attempted child abduction over the weekend. >>

Home Explosion Investigation Continues

An investigation into the January 2011 explosion at 198 Joseph Street in Horseheads has found damage to NYSEG facilities, described as "third party damage". >>

Southport Eyesore

Southport residents are up in arms over an unsightly house that went up in flames this past February. >>

Greener Southern Tier

The “Cleaner Greener Southern Tier Plan” will use $1 million in state aide to help focus communities in eight different counties on becoming more environmentally friendly. >>

Painted Post Dissolving?

Neighbors in Painted Post want to look into dissolving the village into the town of Erwin, but transparency issues and a perceived lack of trust arise during the village meeting as obstacles. >>

Sex Abuse Arrest In Hornby

New York State Police arrest a Hornby man accused of sexually abusing a child. >>

PA. Charities Stand Behind Fracking Studies

Pennsylvania charities are funding much of the debate, here and in other states. >>

Local Owner Arrested for Synthetic Drugs

A Bradford County business owner was arrested after being caught with synthetic drugs in his greenhouse. >>

Menigitis Outbreak : Products Recalled

The pharmacy at the center of the meningitis outbreak announced Sunday a voluntary recall of every product it makes. >>

Petition Signed to Dissolve Painted Post

The Village of Painted Post could soon be dissolved into a neighboring town. >>

Tompkins County Broadband Plan

In Tompkins County, there are more than 2,000 people that do not have access to high speed internet, and county leaders say that needs to change. >>

Peak Pumkin Season

The weather may be getting colder but that's good news for pumpkin farms as they prepare for peak picking. >>

Horseheads Police Policy Dispute Resolved

A dispute between the Horseheads police union and the village is now settled. If an officer calls out, a back-up will no longer be called in. >>

Apple Production Down in New York

Apple production is down across New York due to weather conditions, forcing local growers to increase prices and close orchards early. >>

Elmira Meth Bust on W. Gray Street

For the second time this week, cops raided an Elmira house looking for the tell-tale signs of a meth lab. >>

Italian Students Land in the S. Tier

A group of italian students are settling in to the Southern Tier and they arrived to open arms. >>

Ithaca Named Most Secure Place To Live

Farmer's Insurance names Ithaca the Most Secure Place To Live >>

Elmira Parking Issues Continue

Some Elmira business owners on Main Street are furious, saying the parking situation is getting worse --literally by the day. >>

Fixing First Arena Fast

In an agreement made last week, Elmira Downtown Arena, the company that operates first arena, was ordered to pay $18,000 monthly and maintain the arena for the Jackals. >>

Fashion Show Fundraiser

Models took to the runway tonight at the Clemens Center, to showcase some new fall fashion and to help raise money for Children's cancer research. >>

MISSING PERSON: Joshua McNaughton

NYSP Made Contact with McNaughton; Missing Person Investigation is Closed >>

SWAT Team Surrounds Elmira Home; Meth Lab Investigation

Elmira police tell us they have blocked off the area near Gray and Columbia Streets for an investigation into a possible meth lab. >>

Women Can Get Pink Perks for Mammograms

Breast Cancer Awareness Month >>

Blood Supplies Reach Critical Level

Local leaders say blood supply levels are critically low and the Red Cross is asking the community for help. >>

Avoca Court Clerk Accused of Stealing Funds

Clerk accused of using court cash to pay ticket, deleting transaction from records >>

Elmira Parking Complaints

The one hour limit on parking meters is just one of the complaints people have about parking in downtown Elmira. >>

Men Arrested in Horseheads Buglary Investigation

Man Accused of Having Property Stolen from Evolution Edges >>

"Sticking" Together Against Bullying

October is national anti-bullying month and tonight kids are using more than just words to stop bullying in the Southern Tier. >>

OH Man Killed in Bradford Co. Crash

Driver Charged with DUI >>

Landowners React to Fracking Delay

Governor Andrew Cuomo during a trip to Syracuse announced that there is no set back when it comes to the rule making process for hydraulic fracturing in New York. >>

Judge Strikes Down Binghamton Drilling Moratorium

State Supreme Court Justice Issues Ruling >>

Presidential Debate Preview

Obama, Romney to Square Off for First Time >>

Avoca Manhunt Suspect Caught

The Avoca manhunt is over -- state police found the suspect on the run, and a lot of neighbors are relieved. >>

High-Speed Internet Expansion In Tompkins County

Clarity Connect, Inc. wants to expand high-speed internet service in Tompkins and Cayuga counties. >>

Fire Damages Ithaca's State Diner

Fire breaks out at the State Diner in Ithaca. No injuries reported. The diner is expected to be closed for a few weeks. >>

Fill the Bus Collects Nearly 55,000 Pounds of Food

Program Helps Food Bank's Backpack Program >>

Cornell Student Announces Run For Common Council

A Cornell University senior has announced she's running for a seat on the Ithaca Common Council. >>

23rd Congressional Race Heats Up

With just five weeks until the November election, the political back and forth is heating up---now, through e-mail. >>

Suspected Meth Lab in Elmira

People on Hall Street in Elmira are relieved investigators busted a suspected meth lab in the neighborhood. >>

NY Vineyards to Benefit from GRAPE Act

Provision allows truck drivers to travel further distances >>

Avoca Man Hunt

The search for a man, who witnesses say is armed, goes on into the night. The search for 19 year old Tyler Davis began early this afternoon >>

Arrest in Cornell Trespassing Investigation

Man accused of entering women's apartments in Collegetown >>

Authorities: Affair At Center Of Sup’t Murder?

Details are pouring in about the man arrested for allegedly killing a Western New York superintendent. >>

Neighbors Detain Burglar

Some vigilant neighbors came to the rescue in Hornellsville after they noticed someone was burglarizing another neighbor's home. >>

Police Bust Pot Growing Operation

The crackdown on marijuana-growing operations across Steuben County continues. >>

Farm Bill Expires

A law giving federal aid to farmers and ranchers has expired and Democratic Senator Chuck Schumer is warning there will be consequences. >>

Reed Seeks New 5 Year Farm Bill

Reed "Senate Is To Blame For Farm Bill Expiration" >>

Locals React to Farm Aid Expiring

Some local farmers say it's cut and dry -- Congress failing to enact a farm bill puts their livelihood in jeopardy. >>

Elmira Police Investigate Stabbing

Stabbing Victim in Stable Condition >>

United Way Campaign With Wegmans

Shoppers at local Wegmans can support United Way of the Southern Tier when they pay for their groceries. >>

New York Fracking Delay

The governor hits the reset button on the regulatory process for Hydro-fracking because of health concerns, and some feel that the all-important SGEIS could be next. >>

Northern Tier Well Pad Damaged

Pennsylvania State Police in Tioga County are looking for the person or people who damaged a well pad. >>

Tech Connection: A Digital Palace

In this week's Tech Connection, WENY-TV's J.B. Biunno brings you back to the Corning Palace Theatre for a look at their all-new digital projectors. >>

Wineglass Marathon Weekend

People from all over the country are headed to Steuben County this weekend for the 31st Annual Wineglass Marathon. Runners and fans should get an early start because it's gonna be crowded. >>

Attempted Rape at Cornell University

Female student says male attacked her on campus >>

Elmira Criminal Trespass Investigation

Elmira police say a suspect in a home invasion is injured after trying to break into a house at 521 Fulton Street. >>

Attempted Express Mart Robbery

Elmira Police have arrested a man who attempted to rob an Express Mart early this morning. >>

Elmira Crime Spurt

This morning's attempted robbery at an Express Mart and a hatchet attack on a trespasser on Fulton Street contribute to a week full of an unusually high number of crimes. >>

Bedbugs at Horseheads Motel 6

Bedbugs force closure of 11 rooms at Motel 6 >>

Hazlitt Opens Tasting Room in Naples

Well Known Winery Expands to Attract More Wine Lovers >>

Sikorsky Re-Employment Talks

People from all levels of government are coming together to help the nearly 600 workers being laid off at Sikorsky. >>

Reed Jr. Murder Suspect in Custody

Authorities say the main suspect in the murder of a Western New York man and former Assistant Principal in the Southern Tier is in police custody. >>

Frisbie Pleads Guilty After June Manhunt

Frisbie fled across state lines after alleged stabbing in Barton >>

Manhunt for Superintendent Murderer

Police say a nationwide search has begun for a Virginia man believed to have driven to upstate New York last week to kill a school superintendent. >>

Emhart Glass at 100

A company that’s been in the southern tier for nearly 50 years celebrated a major milestone today. >>

Free Susan Walker

Nearly 50 protesters armed with Anti-fracking signs were on the street soliciting nothing more than honks in support of one of their own serving time in jail. >>

Emerald Ash Borer Discovered in Tioga Co.

Invasive Beetle Continues to Spread >>

Fracking Oversight

An environmental researcher exposes public documents which he says indicate shortcomings in regulating oil and gas drilling. >>

Corning Woman Charged with Killing Pit Bull

Police say woman killed dog after heated domestic dispute >>

Schuyler County Sheriff Cameras

Deputies at the Schuyler County Sheriff's Office have started wearing small body cameras to help them document certain incidents. >>

Nate Shinigawa's New Headquarters

More than 75 people showed up on Davis street in Elmira this afternoon to help Shinigawa open a new headquarters. >>

Shinagawa Job Creation Plan

With unemployment on the rise, an investment in infrastructure is the way to start recovery Shinagawa says. >>

Sikorsky Must Pay Taxes For 10 Years

The Chemung County Executive says Sikorsky is on the hook to pay property taxes until 2022. >>

Jackals Fans Come Out

Fans gathered to show their support for the team and the players while arena bankruptcy litigation continues in Rochester. >>

Natural Gas Bill to Benefit PASSHE Schools

PA State-Owned Universities can benefit from drilling revenue >>

Victims ID’d in Sayre Fatal Crash

Passenger in vehicle pronounced dead on scene >>

Seneca Lake Scenic Byway

Byway to highlight Finger Lakes beauty, boost tourism >>

County Presents Route 64 Project

County Route 64 widening project will not only unclog the roadway by one of the busiest areas in the county but also make the road much safer for drivers. >>

Bicycle Boulevard in Ithaca

There's a new bicycle boulevard plan coming to Ithaca. >>

State Invests Millions in Ithaca Company

New York Comptroller Thomas DiNapoli announced the state will invest $2.5 million from the state pension fund in an Ithaca-based high tech printing company. >>

Man Shot in Head at Hawthorne Court

Victim Shot in Back of Head While Walking >>

No Reduction for Corning City Council

The number of corning city council members will stay the same, at least for now, after members decided to not let voters have a say on the issue. >>

Job Training Grant to SUNY Schools

Corning Community College is one of 30 SUNY schools getting part of a $14.6 million job training grant. >>

Elmira Man Pleads Guilty to Child Pornography

Faces 10 years in federal prison, $250,000 in fines >>

Sikorsky to Close Horseheads Plant

Employees informed of closure at Military Completions Facility >>

Leaders React to Sikorsky Layoffs

Sikorsky executives relayed some devastating news to nearly 600 of its southern tier workers today. >>

Reed To Take Part In Three Debates

Shinagawa says Congressman Reed refuses to take part in debates in western sections of the 23rd Congressional District. >>

Former Horseheads Teacher Found Dead

A former Horsheads Assistant Principal and school teacher has been found fatally shot at his home in a small New York town in what authorities say is an apparent homicide. >>

New Businesses In The Ithaca Commons

There were a few ribbon cutting ceremonies this morning to welcome three businesses to the Ithaca Commons. >>

iPhone 5 Launch in Big Flats

iPhone 5 draws an early crowd at the Verizon store in Big Flats. >>

Pope Benedict Accepts Bishop Clark's Resignation

Pope Benedict XVI has accepted the resignation of Bishop of Rochester Matthew H. Clark. >>

Cornell Expert Weighs In On Farm Bill

Lawmakers in Congress have less than two weeks to act before the current five-year-old Farm Bill expires. A Cornell agricultural expert says it's unlikely there will be any action in the House before the deadline. >>

Search and Rescue K-9’s

When someone goes missing there is no time to waste, that's when police like to call in their K-9 reinforcement to help. >>

Tech Connection: The Palace Goes Digital

In this week's Tech Connection, WENY-TV's J.B. Biunno gives you an exclusive look into how the Corning Palace Theatre made the transition from 35mm film to digital projectors. >>

Jazz and Harvest Festival

Market street was buzzing today with people ready to taste the local wine and beer at the gaffer districts annual Jazz and harvest festival. >>

Chemung County School Readiness Project

Community Foundation finds that 20% more students are prepared for Kindergarten. >>

Simply Candles by Katie

A new shop on West water street in Elmira is looking to spark something more than their homemade candles. >>

Dangerous Road

Another pedestrian was hit near Clemens Center Parkway in Elmira, making it one of the most dangerous streets to cross. >>

Two Dead, One Injured in Newfield Head-On Crash

Crash shut down traffic for hours >>

Drugs, Guns, Cash Seized in Horseheads Drug Investigation

Investigation into illegal sale of narcotics in the area >>

Manslaughter Plea In Town of Dix Murder

A Corning man involved in a murder in the Town of Dix last April, pleads guilty to manslaughter for his role in the shooting. >>

First Arena Saga Continues

In yet another twist to the First Arena saga, the future owners are now asking the bankruptcy judge for more protection. >>

Hornell Hero's Story Becomes Play

The story of a local hero is hitting a big stage and the small screen. >>

Fire Breaks out at Pine City House

Two Pine City residents are without a home after a fire tore through the basement. >>

No New Utility Tax

The district board heard concerns from community members for more than an hour yesterday, and everyone who spoke was against the proposed utility tax >>

7 Illegal Immigrants Arrested

The Chemung County Sheriff’s Office has arrested 7 illegal immigrants following a traffic stop in the Village of Horseheads. >>

Speed Networking Event

About every six weeks the Chemung County Chamber of Commerce puts on a networking event that's open to businesses in the county. >>

Alleged Serial Bank Robber Arrested

Suspected Robber Accused in Four Bank Robberies >>

C-PP Utility Tax?

“No new taxes”, That was the message from the overwhelming majority of tax payers at tonight in Corning-Painted Post. >>

Cuomo’s ReCharge NY Program

A new statewide lower-cost power program is trying to "ReCharge New York." It's helping dozens of businesses in the Southern Tier save money and jobs. >>

Elmira-Corning Regional Airport Runway Expansion

New runway extension is complete; planes take flight Thursday >>

Clearing Clogged Drains

Heavy rains and high-speed winds are heading for the Twin Tiers and county leaders are asking people to do one simple chore to help the city of Elmira avoid possible flooding tomorrow >>

Baldwin Marijuana Bust

Two Chemung County residents are charged with unlawfully growing cannibas. >>

Bath Man Arrested On Home Invasion Charges

A Bath man is behind bars in Steuben County jail after he lead both Bath police and New York State police on a foot pursuit Friday. >>

Reed Talks With Agricultural Council

Farmers in the Southern Tier voiced a lot of concerns to Congressman Tom Reed today, and one of the main issues is to get a five year farm bill signed. >>

Cornell Ends Deal With Adidas

Cornell University has severed ties with Adidas, citing labor issues. This comes after reports surfaced that the company has not fairly compensanted close to 3,000 employees after an Indonesian factory was closed back in 2011. >>

Water Works Groundbreaking

An historic lakefront building is getting a serious face lift and the project broke ground today in Watkins Glen. >>

Bradford County Jail Study

Study will explore ways to ease overcrowding >>

Painted Post Dissolution Petition

Residents in the Village of Painted Post have started a petition to put the dissolution of the village up for public vote. >>

Arnot Health Partners With Medical College

Today Arnot Health executives announced a new partnership with Lake Erie College of Osteopathic Medicine, making the medical center a teaching hospital to bring more doctors to the area. >>

Local Primary Election Results

There were a handful of primary elections across the Southern Tier on Wednesday night and WENY-TV News has your results. >>

Troy School’s New Fitness Center

Fitness legend Jake Steinfeld, known best from his workout series "Body by Jake" was in the Northern Tier this afternoon to help cut the ribbon on a $100,000 fitness center. >>

Sen. Gillibrand Hosts New York Farm Day in DC

Event showcases New York's agricultural offerings from greek yogurt to wine >>

Burglary Arrests in Bath

Three men from Buffalo are arrested after police receive a 911 call from a person allegedly being held at gunpoint in Bath. >>

C-PP Superintendent Pay Raise

Amidst all the financial struggles, tonight the Corning-Painted Post school district board voted to give Superintendent Mike Ginalksi a pay raise. >>

Owego Police Warn of Paving Scam

Scammers offer discounted services, then jack up prices after job is done >>

Man Arrested in Connection with Melissa Sherry Investigation

Cory Haight last person to have personal contact before Sherry went missing >>

Operation Recognition Offers Diplomas for War Veterans

Vets of WWII, Korea, Vietnam may qualify for high school diploma >>

Bradford County’s Plan For Impact Fee Money

Bradford County officials are eager to start spending millions of dollars coming from the gas drilling impact fee in Pennsylvania. >>

Phone Scam Targets Corning Businesses

Businesses in the Corning area could be at a risk of a phone hacking scam. The Corning Gaffer District says any business that has multiple voice mails may be vulnerable. >>

Red Cross Disaster Preparedness Classes

“Disaster Services: An Overview,” is open to the pubic and is required of all new disaster volunteers. It will be given on the following dates and locations: >>

Man Exposes Himself To 8-Year Old Girl

A Northern Tier man is behind bars in Tioga County, Pennsylvania for allegedly exposing himself to an eight-year-old girl. >>

Robbery At Rite Aid

A Waverly man was arrested for allegedly robbing a Rite Aid Drug Store. >>

Remembering 9/11: Local Man's Volunteer Story

A Steuben County Red Cross volunteer drove all the way to Manhattan on 9/11 to help out after the attacks. >>

Elmira Police Department Fully Staffed

For the first time in a long time, the Elmira city police department is operating at full staff. >>

9/11 Remembrance In The Tiers

9/11 Remembrance In The Tiers >>

Locals Share Their 9/11 Stories

Some people in the Southern Tier were in New York City on 9/11 and share the memories that will stick with them forever. >>

Schumer Pushes FEMA for Wellsburg FD Aid

Flood Fire Station still waiting on FEMA funds to move outside floodplain >>

Explaining 9/11

Children hear a lot about 9/11, and parents are tasked with the responsibility of explaining its true significance for the next generation. >>

9/11 First Responders Simulation

Some BOCES kids got an idea of what first responders went through on 9/11. >>

State Court Hears Calvin Harris Appeal

Harris wants murder conviction dismissed >>

Prostitution Bust At Horseheads Motel

Three Rochester women are behind bars in Chemung County jail on charges of prostitution. >>

UPDATE: PSP Arrest Woman in Dandy Mini Mart Scam

Woman accused of stealing activated reloadable credit cards >>

Corning Jewerly Store Robbed: Suspect Arrested

An Elmira man is behind bars in Steuben County in connection with the armed robbery of a Corning jewelry store. >>

Cigarette Causes Elmira Heights House Fire

Elmira Heights Fire officials say a lit cigarette is the cause of a structure fire that broke out late Friday night at 236 Devonshire Drive. >>

Caroline Town Board To Ban Fracking

All that stands between a ban on hydrofracking in the town of Caroline is a vote by the town council. >>

Elmira Police Search for Credit Card and Purse Thief

Woman accused of stealing purse from St. Joseph's, using victim's credit card at area stores >>

Three Arrested In Horseheads Prostitution Bust

Horseheads police arrested three women over the weekend on prostitution charges at the Landmark Inn. It's the second group of alleged hookers busted in that area this year. >>

New Southport Guthrie Clinic Underway

Construction officially started on a new Guthrie clinic in Southport today, on the corner of Cedar Street and Clemens Center Parkway. >>

City Center Built with Local Jobs

Elmira city council makes it official giving a downtown federal building over to the Regional City Center Developer, clearing the way for him to get started on the project. >>

Robert Storms Sentenced in Doug Hubbard Death

Will serve 10 years in state prison >>

Sayre Theatre Goes Digital

The historic Sayre Theatre is going digital next week. >>

Nothern Tier Man Charged With Morals Charges

A Columbia Crossroads man is charged with 10 counts of incest, rape, aggravated indecent assault and involuntary deviate sexual intercourse this morning. >>

Northern Tier Man Allegedly Attacks State Police

A Bradford County man allegedly attacked two state troopers on Wednesday when the officers tried to arrest him on an attempted rape charge. >>

Fill the Bus Campaign Kicks Into Gear

Wegman's 5th annual "Fill the Bus" campaign kicked into high gear this morning to help needy children. >>

Athens Revival: One Year After The Flood

It's been a year since flooding destroyed towns in the Twin Tiers, and today -- on the one year anniversary -- a Northern Tier community celebrates its revival with a street festival. >>

RES-Q-JACK in Elmira

If you were driving on Lake street in Elmira today you might have noticed more than a dozen cars smashed and flipped off the side of the road at Sullivan Street. >>

Prepare For A Natural Disaster

Last year's floods and this summer's tornado may have you thinking about what you'd do in a natural disaster. The Greater Valley E.M.S. in Sayre is encouraging people to "get your stuff together." >>

Watkins Glen Man Dies in Motorcycle Accident

Police say motorcycle rider collided with rear of turning car >>

Still in a FEMA Trailer

On this day one year ago, torrential rain was falling hard and fast. Today the damage left behind from Tropical Storm Lee is still affecting people across the Twin Tiers. >>

ECSD Superintendent Pay Raise Discussion Cancelled

The Elmira School Board cancelled their discussion of a pay raise for District Superintendent Joe Hochreiter at Wednesday's board meeting. >>

Fall Folliage Could Come Early

Upstate New York is known for its beautiful colors in the fall, attracting tourists from across the state and the country but some are concerned the fall foliage could come early. >>

DNC Delegates Excited for Obama's Prime Time Speech

Speech moved from outdoor arena due to severe weather >>

First Aircraft Touches Down at Wings of Eagles

The first aircraft touched down at the new Wings of Eagles Discovery Center today. >>

Athens Woman Accused of Swindling Victim

Accused of stealing from victim's bank accounts, going on spending spree >>

125th Keystone Theatre Anniversary

The Towanda community has rallied together to keep the Keystone Theatre in business, even after suffering damage from last year's floods. >>

City Center Financing Breakdown

Developers pitch city leaders for a new city center in Elmira. The project could generate more than a million dollars a year in tax revenue. >>

Meals on Wheels VS. Gas

Gas prices are very high and organizations like meals on wheels are feeling the pinch. >>

Remembering Greg Riff

On a rainy Tuesday night, more than 50 people huddled together on a busy roadway in Corning to remember Greg Riff -- the man killed in a terrible motorcycle accident last Friday. >>

Ithaca Airport Gets Federal Dollars

The Ithaca-Tompkins Regional Airport is getting $2.9 million in grants from the Federal Aviation Administration. >>

Tompkins Co. Property Taxes Could Rise

Taxpayers in Tompkins County may see their taxes increases for 2013 if the county administrator gets his way. >>

Fuel Spill In Campbell

New York State Police confirm 450 gallons of diesel fuel has leaked at Hakes C & D Disposal landfill on Manning Ridge Road in Campbell. >>

Back to School Changes at ECSD

It's the start of a new school year and it's also the beginning of school changes throughout the Southern Tier. >>

Griswold Sentenced in Federal Prison for Child Porn

Admitted to sharing child pornography online >>

New City Center Proposed

Plans for major renovations and upgrades to some historic downtown buildings, designed to bring more residents, shoppers and business to the city and city leaders are hoping will change Elmira forever >>

2012 Fall Foliage Could Fall Short

The summer is winding down, and some trees are already starting to drop leaves. But some experts worry this year's dry summer weather could cut the fall foliage season short. >>

No Vote On Hochreiter Contract Amendment

The Elmira School Board cancelled their discussion of a pay raise for District Superintendent Joe Hochreiter at tonight's board meeting. >>

Hochreiter Reacts To Elmira School Changes

Despite the changes this year across the Elmira City School District, Superintendent Joe Hochreiter says it was a smooth first day of school. >>

Erwin Kmart Demolition

The demolition of the Erwin Kmart is finally underway after it sat vacant for nearly a decade. >>

NY Delegates Arrive at DNC

Ted Fioraliso catches up with delegates from the Southern Tier >>

$43 Million Project Slated for Elmira

A $43 million project could bring a new hotel, apartments and a restaurant and banquet center to downtown Elmira. >>

Melissa Sherry's Death Ruled Accidental

Investigators say death not suspicious; no foul play suspected >>

Relief for Owego-Apalachin Schools

Good news for Owego-Apalachin schools, almost one year to the day after half the district's buildings were destroyed by flooding. >>

Former Corning Inc. Employee Charged with Grand Larceny

Accused of using company credit card to steal $50,000 >>

Cornell University on High Alert After Assaults

The Cornell University community is on high alert this morning after three alleged sexual assaults took place Sunday morning--all within a two-hour time span. >>

Vets Group Receives $78K From Tioga Downs

The Southern Tier Veterans Support Group received a significant donation that will help local vets and their families. >>

Cornell Sexual Assaults

thaca and Cornell university police are looking for a suspect after three girls were attacked early Sunday morning. >>

Two Dogs Killed in Elmira Heights Fire

Fire ruled accidental >>

21 Boxes

Utility boxes on the streets of Ithaca are getting a one of a kind makeover, local artists are putting their unique spin on each one. >>

Last Minute Back to School Shopping

We're talking to some last minute shoppers to see what's left on the school supplies list. >>

No Further Information Available in Death of Missing Woman

ties in Steuben County are still trying to find out how a missing Hammondsport woman ended up dead. >>

100 Bikers Ride to Cure MD

Motorcycle riders hit the road today for the annual MDA Ride for a Cure. >>

Missing Woman’s Body Found

A good job, but a tough job that came to a grim end when an early morning search in Campbell turned up the body of a Hammondsport woman missing since Saturday. >>

UPDATE: Dump Truck Accident In Hornellsville

Two people were airlifted to Strong Memorial Hospital Wednesday afternoon after a dump truck and a car collided in Hornellsville. One person was also sent to St. James Hospital in Hornell. >>

Fatal Motorcycle Accident

One person is dead after a gruesome accident involving two motorcycles and an SUV in East Corning. >>

Hammondsport Woman Found Dead

The Sheriff's Office has confirmed Melissa Sherry's body has been found. She has been missing since August 25th. >>

State Police Helicopter Makes Hard Landing in Steuben Co.

Helicopter pilot forced to make hard landing >>

Man Critically Injured in I-86 Crash

A Steuben County man was sent to a Rochester hospital Friday night, suffering severe injuries from a crash on I-86. >>

Helicopter Crash

A New York state helicopter assisting in this morning's Melissa Sherry search crashed a short time after leaving Campbell, but the pilot escaped with just minor injuries. >>

One Killed in Motorcycle Accident in Corning

One Killed, One Injured When Speeding Motorcycles Collide with SUV >>

Allow Dogs on the Commons?

Dogs aren't allowed on the Commons without a permit but some business owners are exploring a new option that would welcome man's best friend on the well-known walkway. >>

Ithaca City Audit

State auditors recently found more than $700,000 in potential savings for the City of Ithaca. A report released by state Comptroller Thomas DiNapoli's office suggests the savings could come from police overtime, vehicle maintenance, garbage disposal and better debt structure. >>

Ithaca To Repair Old Elmira Road

Ithaca is getting more than half-a-million dollars in state funding to repair Old Elmira Road. >>

Man Jumps for His Life After Fire

Fire tore through a Hornby house this morning, destroying everything in its path. The man in the house jumped from the second story but fortunately, he's not injured. >>

Two Chemung Co. Pharmacies Burglarized

Burglaries may be related >>

Elmira College Welcomes New Students

The streets of Elmira ran purple and gold once again as hundreds of new freshmen arrived at Elmira College for orientation and move-in day. >>

Roundabout Safety

If you've had a chance to drive on Route 13 lately you've noticed some lights have come down, and a new way to control the flow of traffic has some drivers a little confused. >>

Salvation Army Backpack Distribution

The Salvation Army handed out more than 300 backpacks today in Corning to families in need. >>

High Gas Prices Impact Holiday Drivers

The Labor Day holiday weekend is officially underway, and more than 30 million drivers are expected to travel during the four-day stint. >>

Analyzing Mitt Romney’s Speech

Mitt Romney will deliver his acceptance speech tonight at the Republican National Convention in Tampa, and we asked our political analyst what to expect, and what the candidate hopes to accomplish. >>

Sexual Assault Arrest

A Troy man is charged with sexual assault of an 11-year-old girl. >>

C-PP Approves Spending

Corning Painted post school district leaders agree to spend up to 4 million dollars to remove more than 700 tons of contaminated soil. >>

NY AG Probes Energy Drinks

The New York State Attorney general is cracking down on high-octane energy drinks life 5-hour energy and Monster. >>

Governor Cuomo’s Historical Initiative

Historic sites in the Southern Tier are thrilled with Governor Cuomo's new initiative, called Path Through History, designed to support the state's tourism and economic development. >>

CCC to Offer Natural Gas Drilling Course

Courses begin in October >>

Tom Reed Talks With Small Business Owners

Congressman Tom Reed met with local business owners today to talk about obstacles regarding job creation. >>

Retail Sales Help Boost Economy

New numbers show the economy grew at a moderate pace over the summer, partly because of strong retail sales. >>

Jackals Hockey at First Arena?

Bankruptcy Judge wants Jackals to Play >>

Alternative School for Math & Science Expands

Corning's Alternative School for Math and Science showed off its 35,000 square foot addition today. >>

Missing Hammondsport Woman

Police are looking for information to find a missing Hammondsport woman last seen in Campbell this weekend. >>

Second Person Charged in Brooks Murder Speaks Out

A second man is now charged and he says Randy Brooks robbed another man when he was gunned down on July 5th. >>

Public School Enrollment Decrease In New York

New York public schools are going to see more empty seats in the classroom this fall, especially in the Southern Tier. >>

Wendy Long Visits Southern Tier

One local lawmaker and a senate hopeful make a visit down Market Street to hear what kind of changes small business owners need to keep growing in the Southern Tier. >>

New Preschool Opening in Painted Post

A new arts and hands-on learning preschool and pre-K program is opening up in Painted Post this fall. >>

Contaminated Soil Found

District leaders say Contaminated soil at the construction site of a new Corning Painted Post School Building poses no threat to neighbors. >>

Contaminated Soil at Corning East HS Campus

The Corning-Painted Post school board is scheduled to vote Wednesday to spend $4 million dollars to dispose of 700 tons of lead-contaminated soil from the East High School campus. >>

Pot Plant Arrest

A Tuscarora man is facing charges of unlawfully growing pot. >>

Steuben County Morals Charges

Two Steuben county men face separate morals charges. >>

Tornado Debris Pick-Up Ends

Curbside pick-up of brush from last month's tornado ends Monday. After Monday, it's the property owners responsibility to dispose of debris from the July 26th storm. >>

Roadwork In Corning

Roadwork on East Fourth Street in Corning begins at 7 Monday morning. >>

Congressman Reed Reacts to Shinagawa's Pledge

Nate Shinagawa is pledging not to take special trips if elected, but Congressman Tom Reed says traveling is essential to the job. >>

Southern Tier Judge Censured

Judge issued own pistol permit; fired weapon in chambers >>

Lemonade For A Cause

Two young, local girls are giving back to their community. >>

Athens Police Investigating Bank Robbery

Suspect made off with unknown amount of cash >>

Child Starts Fire in Elmira

Child's play with a lighter set one house on fire in Elmira on Monday afternoon. >>

Local Volunteer Heads to Gulf Coast

A Corning Red Cross volunteer is down in the Gulf region this week bracing for Tropical Storm Isaac. >>

Gas Prices Up, Drivers Changing Habits

With gas prices near $4 a gallon locally, many drivers say they're having to change their habits to accommodate the price hike. >>

Lovell’s Leveled

The building at 1131 Lake Street in Elmira used to be the home of Lovell's Drug Store and soda counter, but since it closed, it's deteriorated into a drug house and safety hazard. >>

C-TRAN Express Service Resumes

The Chemung County transit system will restart its express service to Corning Monday morning. >>

Is College Worth It?

With college costs constantly on the rise, a lot of people wonder whether a degree still worth the time and money in the long run? >>

Towanda Man Killed in Head-On Crash

A Bradford county man is dead after a head-on crash in Wysox Township Thursday afternoon. >>

Local Firefighter Receives Award

A Schuyler County man was honored Thursday night for his outstanding service to the Odessa Volunteer Fire Department. >>

Driver Charged In Fatal Northern Tier Accident

A Northern Tier man has been charged with homicide while driving under the influence of alcohol. >>

Elmira & Ithaca Named To Worst Housing Market List

Two Twin Tiers communities have made the list for "The 15 Worst Housing Markets For The Next Five Years." >>

Storms Irene and Lee Cause $1.5B in Damage in NY

Report looks at financial impact of Tropical Storms Irene and Lee in NY >>

Hammond Lake Low

The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers has issued a warning about boating on Hammond lake in Tioga Pennsylvania. >>

Waterfront Project Moves Forward Without Taxpayer Money

An eight-acre Ithaca waterfront housing and retail project is moving forward, without any help from taxpayer money. >>

A Year After the Floods

Nearly a year later, some local businesses still haven't seen any federal or sate aid after the devastation caused by Tropical Storm Lee. >>

United Way Campaign Kickoff

Thousands of people turned out in Corning tonight to celebrate the United Way's Birthday Bash. >>

Rollins Arraigned in Elmira Murder Case

Rollins Accused of July 5th Shooting Death of Randy Brooks >>

Life-Saving Plane Launches at Lockheed Martin

Lockheed Martin launched its new unmanned aircraft, the Desert Hawk Three. >>

Ferret Farm Fined

The Department of Agriculture has fined a Northern Tier ferret farm for animal neglect. >>

Bias Attacks Reported At Cornell

The school year has already begun at Cornell University but it's getting off to a rocky start. There have been reports of two bias attacks at the Ivy League school this week. >>

Salary Talks Tabled

The Elmira City School Board met Wednesday night, but tabled their discussion of Superintendent Joe Hochreiter's salary to a later date. >>

Arrest made in Elmira Murder

Arrest comes six weeks after shooting death >>

New Police Chief in Troy Borough

For three days the Troy borough's only protection was from the state police, after 75 percent of the department, resigned earlier in the month. >>

New Truck for Elmira Fire Dept.

The Elmira Fire Department is in the process of getting a new fire truck that will replace an 18-year old engine. >>

Marijuana Found Growing in Steuben County

49 plants found growing near cornfield in town of Bath >>

Water Rescue In Ithaca

While Police were investigating a reported assault in Ithaca's homeless encampment, they found two people stranded in the Cayuga inlet underneath a railroad bridge. >>

Assault In Ithaca's Homeless Encampment

There's been another act of violence in the Ithaca's homeless encampment known as "the jungle." >>

New Police Chief for Troy Borough

Troy Borough has a new top cop and the Mayor says this is a step in the right direction. >>

Animal Cruelty in Bath

A family in bath is mourning the loss of their family dog after they were forced to put it down after they found it with its leg ripped off. >>

Stueben Co. Tax Program

Today Governor Andrew Cuomo signed legislation that would establish a tax ABATEMENT program in Stueben County to help spur investment and revitalization of commercial and residential properties. >>

Corning Home Explosion Assessment

The Corning Fire Department met tonight to assess their performance responding to the home explosion earlier this month. >>

Meth Lab Bust in Caton

NYSP discover lab during stolen property investigation >>

Fracking Health Study

Guthrie health and Geisinger health systems have joined together to look at the effects of Drilling here in the twin tiers. >>

Elmira FD Training

If you were driving past the Elmira parking garage you might have noticed some firefighters hanging off the side. >>

Neighbors React To Caton Meth Bust

Neighbors in the Town of Caton are relieved after a meth lab on their street is busted by state police. >>

Former GOP Rep. “Upset” Over Congressmen’s Actions In Israel

Former Rep. Paul English says apology is in order >>

Cornell University Nets Installed Monday

Monday, Cornell University is set to install safety nets on on the gorge bridges. >>

Store Owner Beat up and Robbed

A Chemung County Business owner was allegedly beat up in his store over the weekend. >>

Ithaca Aggravated Assault Arrest

Police arrested an Ithaca man for verbally and physically attacking pedestrians. >>

Horseheads Man Arrested for Loaded Weapon

A Horseheads man is behind bars this morning and charged with criminal possession of a weapon. >>

Man Accused of Intentional Gas Leak

An Elmira man is behind bars this morning, accused of breaking a natural gas line in a home with three children inside. >>

Interstate 99 Update

The latest phase of construction on Route 15 in Lindley will bring the highway a step closer to becoming Interstate 99. >>

West Nile Death In New York

An elderly Onondaga County resident has died of West Nile virus. It's the county's first ever death from the mosquito-bourne disease and the first in New York state this year. >>

Skinny Dipping Scandal

A skinny dipping incident involving a republican member of Congress last summer has wider implications than just the lawmaker involved >>

Tech Connection: 4G LTE Speeds

J.B. Biunno takes a look at various 4G LTE connections around the Southern Tier to see which communities have the fastest speeds. >>

EDA File For Bankruptcy

The former owner of First arena and the current owner of the Elmira Jackals filed for bankruptcy. Court documents show Elmira Downtown Arena, LLC owes millions of dollars to creditors, >>

West Nile Virus Outbreak

The West Nile virus is at its worst since 2004, according to the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. New York has four confirmed human cases of the mosquito-bourne disease and Pennsylvania with eight, but no deaths. >>

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And the winner is... >>

Local Projects Recieve State Funding

Three local projects will receive state funding from Governor Andrew Cuomo's regional economic council initiative. >>

Swine Flu Comeback?

Swine flu is making a comeback in the U.S., with a recent outbreak concentrated in the midwest. It's county fair season, which means a lot of people around a lot of pigs, and Southern Tier health officials are taking precautions. >>

Wegmans Soup Recall

Soups Sold at Wegmans are being recalled after consumers found bits of plastic in the soup. >>

Victim in Corning House Explosion Improves

One of the men seriously injured in the blast is improving and he's now listed in satisfactory condition. >>

Fixing Up Shabach

Shabach Tabernacle on Lake street in Elmira has been under renovations for more than 6 years. This week it's leaders reached a goal that's going to help a lot of people in the community. >>

Seven Arrested in Southern Tier Drug Bust

Authorities seize guns, cash and drugs at a Southern Tier drug bust. >>

Holiday Drunk Driving Crackdown

Local authorities plan a major crackdown on impaired drivers from now until the end of the Labor Day holiday. >>

Sayre Man Allegedly Stabs Father

Police say two men argued over video games >>

Promoting Fire Safety

"National Night Out" is an annual campaign to remind kids and their parents about the importance of fire safety. >>

National Night Out

Big Flats Firefighters were at Target today not to battle a blaze, but to help raise awareness about fire safety. >>

Back to School Shopping Up?

It's the second week in August and that means back to school shopping is in full swing, and a study suggests spending could be up this year. >>

Schuyler County Property Assessment Battle

Schuyler County leaders are gearing up for a fight with two major corporations that pay a lot of taxes. Inergy and Walmart want their property assesments cut in half. >>

World War II Bomber Planes At Elmira Airport

Three World War II bombers took to the air today at Elmira Corning Regional Airport as part of the Wings of Freedom Tour. >>

Truck Crash Ends in Paint Spill

Crash spills nearly 4,000 gallons of road paint >>

Delta to Suspend Flights between ELM & JFK

Cites poor performance, low customer demand >>

"Grandfather" Of Hip-Hop To Teach At Cornell

D.J. Afrika Bambaataa has been appointed to a three year term as a visiting scholar at the Ivy League school. >>

Troy Council Approves Police Resignations

The Troy Borough Council has accepted the three resignations, including the Chief's, leaving the borough with one full-time cop. >>

Elmira Tornado Totals

Clean up is almost over after a tornado ripped through Elmira more than two weeks ago, and now city leaders can see exactly what was lost. >>

Increased Milk Demand For Dairy Farmers

New York's Yogurt boom should be good news for local dairy farmers, but they can't keep up with demand at current market prices for milk. >>

Corning Shelter Closer to Opening

A Corning-based dog shelter just moved a step closer to opening its doors to rescue animals in need of a good home. >>

Corn Price Problems

Some Twin Tiers farms are struggling in this economy, but one Pennsylvania lawmaker wants to repeal a mandate to help local growers break even. >>

Small Breed Dogs Up For Adoption

Twenty Chihuahua and small mixed breed dogs were rescued from an almost certain death, and are now available for adoption at the Tompkins County SPCA. >>

NYS Comptroller Audits Big Flats Fire Dept.

New York State Comptroller Thomas Dinapoli wants tighter financial controls in the Big Flats fire district. >>

Roundabout Plans on Hold in Elmira

A city traffic project is on hold until leaders can get more companies to put in bids, and possibly lower prices. >>

Fire Destroys Northern Tier Home

Police and fire officials in Pennsylvania are investigating a fire that destroyed a two-story residence. >>

Arrest Made In Sugar Creek Burglary

New York State police say they now know who broke into the Sugar Creek Store on Main Street in Addison over the weekend. Jesse Tomlinson of Addison is charged with Burglary in the 3rd degree. >>

Ambrose Wins At WGI

Marcos Ambrose walked away the victor of the Finger Lakes 355 at The Glen >>

Local Politicians Weigh in On Romney’s VP Pick

The man who represents the Southern Tier in Congress is chiming in on Mitt Romey's choice for running mate. >>

Southern Tier Reacts To Romney’s Pick

People in the Southern Tier have a lot to say about Romney's pick, and reactions are pretty mixed. >>

2012 Apple Crops

One local grower says he is still expecting a good apple crop this fall, despite some mixed reports about this year's crop nationwide. >>

NASCAR Legend Helps Food Bank

Petty talks about giving back >>

Molly Huddle in Olympic Final

Molly Competes in Olympics Final Event >>

Stopping The Spread of EAB

The discovery of an invasive bug at a New York campground could be bad news for a lot of trees in the state. The Department of Environmental Conservation found an Emerald Ash Borer infestation today in the Catskill Forest Preserve. >>

Troy Police Problems

A dispute between Troy Borough Council and the police force leads to the resignation of the chief and two officers. That leaves the borough with one full time cop, and now community leaders are figuring out what to do next. >>

Gas Prices Jump 30 Cents in One Month

Once again, gas prices around the Twin Tiers and America are on their way up. >>

Free Immunizations Offered

The Chemung County Health Department is now offering appointments for school immunizations. >>

Gillibrand Protecting Light Bulb Standard

U.S. Senator Kirsten Gillibrand says a provision in a House energy spending bill would prevent the U.S. from enforcing a new rules about light bulbs, and cost the country about $12 billion dollars. >>

Tompkins County Redistricting

The Tompkins County legislature is one step closer to establishing new voting districts. >>

Pre-K Spots Still Available In ECSD

The Elmira City School District still has spots available in its free, full-day pre-kindergarten program. >>

Verizon Workers Protest

Verizon workers haven't had a contract for over a year, and today they protested at Wisner market with signs that said "Very greedy". >>

Race Fever Hits Bridge Street

Thousands head to Corning Thursday evening to enjoy food and fun before the big races at Watkins Glen International this weekend. >>

Corning Pizzeria Celebrates 40 Years

Aniello's Pizzeria celebrates its 40th year in business in Corning's historic Gaffer District on Thursday. >>

Trees for Elmira

NASCAR Fans love to see the checkered flag at WGI, but Elmira leaders are hoping to see the green flag come out more than once. >>

ECSD Sports Schedule

ECSD Sports Schedule >>

New Home for Ithaca Beer

Ithaca Beer is close to opening its new facility and WENY-TV cameras got an exclusive sneak peek inside the new brewery. >>

New Attraction Open at Eldridge Park

The newest attraction at Elmira's Eldridge Park is now up and running for park visitors. >>

Explosion Cleanup Underway

Cleanup is underway at the scene of the home explosion on Wilson Street in Corning. Crews were there today securing the streets and sidewalks so people can get by more easily. >>

WGI Campground Packed

Race week is here and Watkins Glen International is gearing up for the big NASCAR race on Sunday, but the village is seeing more early traffic than years past, and business owners couldn't be happier. >>

Curiosity Lands on Mars, What Now?

What does this latest scientific adventure mean for us here back on earth? >>

Local Band Goes National

An unsigned band from Steuben County is about to break nationally. A new NASCAR video game for all the major gaming systems features their song. >>

Stricter Penalties for Bath Salts Sales

Cuomo announces stricter penalties, jail time for sellers of bath salts >>

Three Car Accident in Big Flats

One person was sent to the hospital after one car rear-ended two others on I-86 Westbound near exit 49. >>

Allegany County Shooting

A man is in the hospital on Tuesday after being shot by a family member. >>

Snyder Memorial Highway Dedication

Community members remember a fallen New York soldier on Tuesday afternoon and get a first look at a memorial for the young hero. >>

Three Injured in 10-person Fight

Three people are injured after a ten-person fight in Ithaca. >>

Horseheads Fatal Motorcycle Accident

A Horseheads man is dead after Police say his motorcycle crashed into a minivan over the weekend. >>

Marcellus Shale is Most Productive Gas Site

The Marcellus Shale is about to become the most productive natural gas field in America- this according to new data from energy industry analysts and the federal government. >>

Cheering on Molly Huddle at the Olympics

Southern Tier residents are excited to see one of their own compete on the international level at the 2012 London Olympics. >>

Preparing For NASCAR

Watkins Glen is preparing for the annual NASCAR event this week which is expected to draw 80,000 to 100,000 people. >>

Three Arrested in Bath Salts Bust

Suspicious Activity prompted police search at Hampton Inn >>

Neighbors to Home Explosion Move

Alive, grateful and on the move. The people next door to the Corning house that blew up need to find a new home. >>

UPDATE: Neighbors See Explosion Damage

Two People in Hospital Following Corning Home Explosion >>

Greek Peak Bankruptcy Update

The largest ski area in the region filing for bankruptcy protection. Executives at Greek Peak Ski Resort in Cortland say The Chapter 11 filing allows the business to continue and reorganize operations without fear of foreclosure. >>

Traffic Stop Ends in Arrest of Illegal Immigrants

Turned over to Border Patrol >>

Neighbors Pull Out Victims In Corning House Explosion

A house exploded on Wilson Street in Corning Friday and literally shook the neighborhood. There was nothing left of the house except the foundation, and miraculously, two people were pulled out of the rubble alive. >>

New Ithaca Trails Open

The mayor cuts the ribbons on two new recreation and hiking trails in Ithaca this morning. >>

BREAKING NEWS: HOME EXPLOSION IN CORNING

Crews now battling structure fire on Wilson Street on city's north side. >>

DEVELOPING: Police Investigate Armed Robbery at Southport Pharmacy

Suspect fired shots after trying to steal pills >>

New Details: Pharmacy Armed Robbery

Police are still looking for the suspect who stole pills and fired shots at Steed's Pharmacy Thursday. >>

Nichols To Recieve Community Grant

It's been 11 months since flooding from Tropical Storm Lee destroyed some communities in the Twin Tiers. Now, some of those communities are getting help with their rebuilding efforts. One of those communities is Nichols. >>

Funding Low-Income Housing In Marcellus Shale Region

Homelessness in the Marcellus Shale region is on the rise But now the Pennsylvania government is trying to address that problem by funding low-income housing throughout the region. >>

Back Open For Business

Local businesses shut down by last week's Tornadoes are now open. >>

Storm Damage Insurance Tips

Business and Homeowners are now in the process of filing insurance claims for all their damages. >>

Shots Fired At Southport Pharmacy Robbery

People are shaken after an armed robbery at Steed's Pharmacy this afternoon. >>

Cancer Survivor Spreads Awareness

54-year-old Jeffrey Rosenberg is using his journey with colon cancer to spread awareness about the importance of getting screenings. >>

C-PP Modified Sports Fight

A group of parents have been feverishly raising money to keep full modified sports programs at both Corning-Painted Post middle schools. >>

Teen Volunteers Spruce Up Brand Park

Teen volunteers from Elmira work together to clean up one city park damaged by last week's tornado. >>

FEMA on the Way?

The tornado damage in Elmira is totaling thousands of dollars, but federal or state money most likely wont be coming to the rescue. >>

Home Still Standing

One woman's home in the middle of all the destruction made it through completely untouched. >>

Red Cross Has Emergency Need for Blood

Blood levels are at their lowest levels they've been in the past 15 years, and Red Cross volunteers are encouraging everyone to give. >>

Communities Rally Together After Tornado

The storm knocked out 70 percent of the power at Elmira's Heritage Park Apartments, and residents there have been going out of their way to help each other out. >>

Workers Log More Than 1,000 Hours of OT

Elmira's 42 public work employees have put in more than a thousand hours of overtime work after Thursday's tornado hit the city. >>

Dog Control In Elmira

The city of Elmira is now handling dog control services in the town of Elmira. It's all a part of a contracting service that starts Wednesday. >>

Car Accident Rescue in Erin

Emergency crews use the jaws of life to rescue a woman from her car on Tuesday evening. >>

Guthrie Job Fair

Guthrie Healthcare is holding a nursing job fair in Elmira on Tuesday. Experienced nurses are invited to attend the fair from 8 until 5 at the Elmira Holiday Inn Riverview. >>

Centerway Bridge To Close

Corning's Centerway pedestrian bridge will be closed starting Wednesday. >>

Fire Destroys House and Three Cars

Fire tore through a Bradford County house Monday morning, destroying everything in its path, including three cars. >>

Pet Disaster Plan

The Chemung County Humane Society & SPCA has seen an increase in missing pet reports since the storm last week, and they're advising owners on what to do in emergency situations. >>

Body Artists Commend New Piercing Law

A new law makes it illegal for a teen under the age of 18 to get a body piercing without the written consent of a parent or legal guardian, and local body artists think that's great news. >>

UPDATE: Missing Bradford County Man Located in PA

Last seen July 21st leaving Marie Antoinette bar in Wyalusing >>

First Reponse Team Gets City Key

Last week at this time, Tad Agoglia and his team were in Florida, helping people clean up after Tropical Storm Debby, by Saturday they were moving debris in Elmira. >>

Reed Joins Effort to Stop Tax Increases

ngressman Tom Reed says a pending vote in the house to extend tax cuts will impact job creation in New York. >>

Shots Fired In Ithaca

Gunshots rang out in Ithaca around 1:30 Sunday morning. >>

NYSEG Continues Power Restoration

NYSEG says they're in the homestretch of getting power restored to those affected by last week's storms. >>

Suspects Sought In Ithaca Home Invasion Robbery

Ithaca police are looking for suspects connected with a home invasion robbery that occurred on North Geneva Street in Ithaca. >>

WGI & Nascar To Donate Trees To Elmira

Watkins Glen International and Nascar are donating trees to the ciity of Elmira after a tornado tore down several trees in its path. >>

Police Make Arrest In Chemung Jogger Assault Case

Police have arrested an Oklahoma man for allegedly assaulting a jogger in the town of Chemung. >>

Tornado Food Problems

Some neighbors in Elmira still didn't have power this morning but by the end of the day most are back online. The real problem wasn't the lack of air conditioning but all the spoiled food. >>

Victims Identified in Fatal Corning Fire

Cause of fatal fire still under investigation. >>

Corning Man Accused of Dealing Meth

Lockwood accused of selling methamphetamine in Erwin >>

Mark Twain Riverfront Park Upgrade

A $35,000 grant will fund the replacement all of the lighting in the riverfront park with those that fit the time period. >>

Car Crashes Into Elmira Home

Emergency crews head out to Roe Avenue to respond to a car crash into an Elmira house. >>

Free Meals for Elmira Storm Victims

Volunteers with Elmira's Salvation Army have been passing out food and drinks to workers and affected community members since the storms hit on Thursday. >>

Dry Ice Distribution

NYSEG will continue dry ice and bottled water distribution on Monday. >>

Chemung County Fair Preview

The 170th annual Chemung County Fair kicks off tomorrow and runs through Sunday in Horseheads. >>

National Weather Service Report

The National Weather Service confirms three tornadoes touched down in the Southern Tier after NWS officials surveyed the damage Friday. >>

Latest on Power Outages from NYSEG

May take several days to restore power to everyone affected >>

CTRAN Buses Not in Operation

Will resume when travel curfew is lifted >>

DELAYS & CLOSINGS

DELAYS AND CLOSINGS >>

Helping Hands Clean Storm Debris

Elmira took a big hit when a line of storms went through Thursday. The storm was quick but the cleanup isn't, and recovery is just beginning. >>

Road Safety Becomes a Priority in Chemung Co.

Chemung County Officials are primarily focused on keeping the streets safe. >>

Touring the Damage

The tour continued in Elmira with the commissioners from the State Division of Homeland Security and Emergency Services, and the Office of Emergency Management. >>

NWS Confirms EF-1 Tornadoes Hit Southern Tier

EF-1 Tornadoes touch down in Elmira, Lindley >>

Insurance Claims Increase With Damage

A lot of homes and cars were damaged from the tornado, and one Southern Tier insurance agent says his company has been busier than ever with claims. >>

Tech Connection: Severe Weather Alerts

In this week's Tech Connection, J.B. Biunno explains how the technology in your pocket can warn you when severe and dangerous weather is heading your way. >>

Man Arrested for Jogging Assault

An Oklahoma man is in custody after assaulting a 17-year-old jogger in the Town of Chemung in June. >>

Storms Damage Steuben County

Two tornado touchdowns in Steuben County leave neighbors and public workers spending most of their Friday cleaning damage and debris. >>

Red Cross Shelter in Elmira

The Red Cross has set up a shelter to provide food and a place to sleep for those people who have lost power in the storm. >>

Cleaning Up Tornado Damage

Neighbors started picking up the pieces the minute the storms cleared the area. Power lines and trees are still down as of early Friday morning. Neighbors say they're all in the same boat and that's why they're coming together. >>

Storm Damage Update from Chemung County

Damage still being assessed >>

Corning in National Spotlight

Corning neighbors pack Holmes Plate on Market Street to watch their city be featured on the Travel Channel. >>

Rail Work Contract Approved

The Wellsboro and Corning Railroad company will restore several mile of rail track from Corning to the Pennsylvania state line--all made possible by a state grant. >>

CMoG Unviels New Hot Shop

The Corning Museum of Glass unveiled its new hot spot this morning, literally. >>

STATE OF EMERGENCY IN CITY OF ELMIRA

Curfew in effect from 8pm - 8am >>

Red Cross Opens Shelter at EFA

Will provide food and shelter >>

Storm Damage in West Elmira

Thousands lose power in Elmira and West Elmira and deal with downed power lines and tree branches. >>

Path of Destruction

A National Weather Service spotter reports a tornado sighting, and neighbors on Elmira's southside say they saw it too. >>

City Officials Advise To Stick To Curfew

Chemung County Executive Tom Santulli and Director of Fire and Emergency Management Mike Smith are emphasizing the importance of people staying off city streets with power lines down, and people are having mixed reactions. >>

Gov. Cuomo Declares State of Emergency for Chemung County

Damage widespread throughout county >>

Evidence Argued in Kugler Case

The former Elmira woman accused of setting a house fire in Rochester that killed four of her children appeared in Monroe County Court Tuesday as arguments were motioned by the case's attorneys. >>

Northern Tier Car Accident Kills One

A 29-year old man is dead this morning after a car accident in the Northern Tier. >>

Hiring Veterans

New york State is continuing efforts to get returning veterans back to work. Governor Cuomo signed legislation requiring the Division of Veteran affairs to add an employment section to it's website. >>

Ithaca Woman Leads Police On Chase

A 26-year old Ithaca woman is charged with grand larceny among several other charges after leading police on a chase in a stolen van through Tompkins County. >>

Corning Inc. Quarterly Report

Corning Inc announced second quarter earnings today, and a company spokesman the economic turmoil in Europe is affecting Corning's bottom line. >>

Police Raid Southport Gift Shop

Local, state and federal investigators raided a Southport gift shop today suspected of selling bath salts and synthetic marijuana. It was just one of several raids statewide -- part of a federal crackdown on synthetic drugs. >>

Showing Support for Molly Huddle

Local businesses and organizations are showing their support for the Elmira-native running in the 2012 London Olympics, Molly Huddle. >>

Cuomo Passes Invasive Species Law

The fight against invasive species like hydrilla is getting tougher. Governor Cuomo has signed new legislation aimed at eradicating hydrilla and the emerald ash borer. >>

Suspect Wanted In Alleged "Jungle" Stabbing

Ithaca police have identified two men involved with a Friday morning stabbing in the homeless camp known as the "jungle." One is in custody but the other is still on the loose. >>

Colo. Shooting Spurs Gun Control Debate

Friday's devastating shooting in Aurora, Colorado has many wondering if stricter gun control laws are necessary to keep the public safe. >>

2nd Man Charged in Party Sexual Abuse

NYSP Say Hairston was accomplice >>

Park Station Drinking Water Compromised

Park Station in Erin is under a boil water advisory due to the potential water contamination from a power outage yesterday. >>

Fatal Fire Update in Corning

Two people are confirmed deceased in a Corning house fire early this morning, and neighbors are shocked and saddened. >>

Lifeguards Save Drowning Girl

Today the life guards who saved a little girl's life were happy to hear she's is doing fine >>

First Arena’s New Owner

Chemung County is getting out of the hockey arena business, making way for a local businessman to take ownership of First Arena. >>

Two People Dead in Corning Fire

Two People are dead after a fire ripped through a trailer home in Corning this morning. >>

Rep. Reed Weighs In on Colorado Shooting

Rep. Tom Reed calls the theater shooting in Colorado a tragedy, but says imposing gun regulations as a result is not the answer. >>

Fatal Motorcycle Accident in Elmira

Elmira looking for witnesses to a fatal accident that killed a motorcyclist. >>

Red Cross Responds To Three Fires

Local Red Cross volunteers were busy this weekend, responding to three fires. >>

29,000 Pounds of Ground Beef Recalled

Beef may be contaminated with Salmonella; produced at Wyalusing plant >>

Near Drowning in Horseheads

A young girl nearly drowned this afternoon at the Horseheads Sullivan Park pool, but local officials say a couple of "heroes" saved the day. >>

Colorado Shooting Victim Speaks

Victims are still in shock over last Friday’s shooting in Aurora Colorado and one victim still recovering from gunshot wounds. >>

Clute Park Water Complaints

Some people are complaining that the waters at Clute Park on Seneca Lake have been disturbingly green and murky lately. >>

Fatal Accident Kills Northern Tier Teenager

A Mansfield teenager is dead Monday morning after slamming into a overpass in Tioga County, Pennsylvania. >>

Tech Connection: Cornell Nanoscience

In this week's Tech Connection, J.B. Biunno takes you inside the largest nanoscience facility in the Southern Tier. >>

Robert Leone Update

A recent video showing Pennsylvania State Police allegedly beating a Vestal man after he led them on a low-speed chase in 2010 has not persuaded the Bradford County District Attorney to investigate further. >>

Stabbing & Robbery In Ithaca's "Jungle"

Police say a 57-year old man was stabbed while sleeping and robbed early Friday morning. It happened in the area commonly known as "The Jungle." >>

Baby Falls From Window In Ithaca

A 16-month old baby is recovering from a three-story fall. Police say it happened on Thursday night around 5 o'clock at the Fall Haven Apartments in Ithaca. >>

Health Dept. Offers Free Pertussis Vaccinations

The Chemung County Health Department is offering free pertussis (whooping cough) vaccinations to persons aged 19 and older who have not had a booster shot since childhood vaccinations. >>

Local Reaction To Colorado Shooting

Here in the Twin Tiers, neighbors are shocked and saddened by the news of what happened last night in the Colorado movie theater. >>

Salvation Army Drive at Walmart

From 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Saturday, the Salvation Army will be holding a backpack drive at the Walmart in Gang Mills to benefit local children. >>

UPDATE: Corning Teacher Arrested

A Corning woman is behind bars for allegedly trying to purchase prescription drugs without a prescription. >>

Whooping Cough Increase

Whooping cough has been spreading through New York and the rest of the country infecting more people in just six months than all of last year. >>

Ithaca Gets $4.5m Transportation Grant

The city of Ithaca is getting $4.5 million in grant money that will pay for transportation upgrades. >>

Tax Breaks for NY Brewers

Brewers rejoice after Governor Cuomo signs legislation to provide tax credits to New York breweries. WENY-TV's J.B. Biunno travels to a couple Southern Tier breweries that are enjoying the good news. >>

Whooping Cough Cases On The Rise

Cases of whooping cough across the Empire State are up and now state health officials want to make sure you're vaccinated. >>

Athens Rebuilding Festival

Athens borough is moving toward a full recovery 10 months after flooding destroyed main street, and business leaders want to celebrate the progress. >>

Inactivity & Smoking, Just as Deadly

A new study finds the lack of physical activity could be as dangerous as smoking, and increases the risks of developing heart disease, Type 2 diabetes, breast cancer and colon cancer. >>

New York State’s Police Officer of the Year

Lieutenant Governor Robert Duffy was in Big Flats today to honor New York State's Police Officer of the Year. >>

Moving Wall Comes to Owego

A traveling replica of the Vietnam Veterans Memorial Mall is on display in Owego. >>

Ramsey Wanted in Bradford County

Violated Conditions of Bail >>

Corning Leaders Apply for Canfield Park Grant

Corning City Leaders are hoping to get approved for a grant to help restore the historic Canfield Park. >>

Grove Park Pavilion Rises

Neighbors near grove park in Elmira are starting to see the new pavilion take shape. >>

Millport Community Center’s Roof Caves In

Part of the roof caved in over the weekend at the Millport Community Center. >>

Supreme Court Rejects Challenge to C-PP Facilities Plan

Former School Board Member Says Facilities Plan Exceeds Debt Limit >>

Doug Hubbard’s Remains Found

Robert Storms led investigators to a hay field in Catlin last night near the intersection of Hibbard and Post Creek Road where they found human remains, believed to be those of Doug Hubbard. >>

DEVELOPING STORY: Remains of Doug Hubbard Found

Police recover remains in wooded area in Catlin >>

Storms Pleads Guilty in Killing of Doug Hubbard

Robert Storms Killed Doug Hubbard in 2009; Hid Body >>

Elmira Trash Ordinance

Elmira city leaders are cracking down on the trash ordinance and will fine residents for leaving junk on the curbs. >>

New Eco-Friendly Neighborhood

A new Ithaca neighborhood is leading the way in improving the environment and building community relationships. >>

Working In The Heat

Some people have to work outside during the extreme weather conditions despite the air quality alert. >>

Schumer Calls For New Boating Rules

A boating accident earlier this month may prompt nationwide changes. >>

Missing Waverly Woman Found

The waverly woman reported missing last Friday has been found. Waverly police say Lori Jo Colbath was found Saturday morning around 4 in Northern New Jersey. >>

Tornado Damages Troy Area Neighborhood

Neighbors are still cleaning up after a tornado touched down two miles southwest of Troy, Pennsylvania. >>

Burglaries In Erwin

New York State police are investigating a string of burglaries that happened this weekend in Erwin. >>

Roulette Man Charged In Rape Case

A Roulette man is behind bars charged with rape and several counts of assault. Pennsylvania state police say Blaise Alackness entered the home of a female victim back in October and struck her in the head with a wooden board while she slept. >>

Ithaca Gorge Rescue

A 20-year old man is suffering from head injuries after jumping 50 feet into Ithaca's Six Mile Creek Gorge. >>

Jobs In Jeopardy At Greek Peak

More than 1,000 jobs are in jeopardy at the Greek Peak Ski Resort in Cortland. Now, Senator Chuck Schumer is asking the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation--also known as the FDIC to expedite a loan review. The problems at Greek Peak began last winter when a lack of snowfall led to a >>

Painted Lady For Sale

A popular Elmira bed and breakfast is now on the market. >>

Bird Causes Power Surge In Elmira

If you live in Elmira, you may have experienced a brief power surge Monday morning. NYSEG officials say a bird is to blame. >>

Congressman Reed Talks Energy At Vulcraft

Congressman Tom Reed spoke to employees at Vulcraft of New York today. >>

Dangerous Gorge Jumping

It's a tragic story we hear every summer, someone badly hurt or killed jumping into the gorges in Ithaca. >>

VFW Post Planning to Build Park

A local VFW post is planning to build a park for veterans on Keefe Street on Elmira's southside. >>

Potter Co. Teenager Killed in Crash

Teen fatally injured in early-morning crash >>

Tech Connection: Cell Phone "CPR"

In this week's Tech Connection, WENY-TV's J.B. Biunno explains how cell phone "CPR" can save a phone that gets dropped in water. >>

Sewage Spill On Route 17

A Southern Tier man has been cited for failing to drive at an appropriately reduced speed after the truck he was driving rolled over spilling 200 gallons of sewage and 10 gallons of diesel fuel onto Route 17. >>

Man Rescued After Being Trapped in Gravel Pit

An Employee at a sand and gravel plant was was sucked into a trench filled with gravel early this morning. At one point he was barely able to breath. >>

New Dog Rescue Shelter In Corning

A local woman who has rescued five dogs over the years is starting a new non-profit to save abandoned animals. >>

Boating for a Cure for Cancer

Dozens of boaters plan to participate in the second annual 'Boat for a Cure' event on Saturday, July 14 to raise money to fight cancer. >>

Finger Lakes Wine Festival 2012

More than 30,000 people are in the region this weekend to get a taste of local wine and food at the annual Finger Lakes Wine Festival. >>

Fracking Dispute in the Town of Van Etten

A pro-drilling resolution in the town of Van Etten has neighbors divided over what's best for their small community. >>

Hornell Post Office to Host Fallen Marine’s Name on Exterior

Postal Service agrees to change law; Lance CPL. Zach Smith to be first fallen armed services member to have name on outside of PO. >>

Randy Brooks’ Funeral

Hundreds of friends and family members gathered at Shabach Tabernacle in Elmira this afternoon to say their final goodbyes to Randy Brooks. >>

Waverly Man Charged With Menacing Officer

A Waverly man is charged with menancing a police officer he allegedly failed to follow police orders to put down a sledgehammer he was wielding. >>

New York’s Safest Hospital

Ithaca's Cayuga Medical Center is the safest hospital in the Empire State. >>

Eldridge Park Summer Dates

Eldridge Park Summer Schedule >>

Underage Drinking Forum at Arnot Mall

Local agencies host a community-wide forum to educate teens and parents about the dangers of underage drinking and drug use. >>

Dry Weather Hurting Local Farms

The dry weather is not only taking a toll on farmers' crops and livestock, but their wallets as well. >>

UPDATE: Missing Schuyler County Child Found

Boy and Father Found at Relative's Home >>

Bath Salts Crackdown

The sale of bath salts is now illegal across the United States but some headshops in New York state are selling the illegal drug through a loophole. >>

Final Push for Most Fun Town Nominee

The Crystal is in the running to be America's Most Fun Small Town and they don't want anybody to forget it. >>

Domestic Violence Information

One in four women experience domestic violence at least one time in their life. >>

Hit and Run Suspect Wanted

The suspect in last nights hit and run incident that seriously injured a woman still hasn't been caught. >>

Horseheads Moratorium Update

The Town of Horseheads is considering a moratorium on fracking, but officials still haven't come up with a decision. >>

Most Memorable Television Moments

Southern Tier residents tell WENY-TV their most memorable television moment after Nielsen releases a new study ranking the top 20. >>

Hornell Post Office Will Honor Zachary Smith

After months of persuasion, the name of a fallen Marine from Hornell is going on the community's post office. >>

Police Search for Man Involved in Hit and Run

William Ramsey Allegedly Fled Scene after Injuring Woman >>

Dry Weather Hurts Local Vineyards

Fingerlakes region winery owners are feeling the dry spell of 2012 in their vineyards. >>

Arbor Plans To Move Headquarters

The old Foodmart on Park Ave in Corning could become the new headquarters for Arbor Housing and Development. >>

Water Testing Underway at Acid Spill Site

DEP Testing Drinking Water Wells Near Hydrochloric acid spill >>

No Arrests in Two Year Old Ithaca Arson Case

Case still open in arson of Sgt. Bryan Bangs' home in July 2010 >>

Drilling Vs. Global Warming

What if Natural Gas actually help fight global warming? Well one Cornell professor says it can, and his findings are challenging some of his colleagues. >>

Bath Salts Banned in America

Bath salts are now illegal across the country. >>

Phone Line Down at Totem Taxi

Phone lines are down this morning at Elmira's Totem Taxi Service. >>

Bath Hit & Run

Bath police need your help in tracking down the driver of a pick-up truck involved in a hit run. >>

Waverly Woman Scammed Out of Thousands of Dollars

A Waverly woman is out $21,000 dollars this morning, the victim of a sweepstakes scam. >>

New Farm Bill To Cut Food Aid

The new farm bill that just passed the U.S. Senate would cut food aid for more than 300,000 New York households. >>

The Benefits of Drilling

The Town of Newfield is considering a moratorium on drilling, but some fracking supporters say drilling would be an economic boost. >>

Tioga County Fair Open

Massive flooding couldn't stop one of New York's longest running fairs. >>

Sky Lanters a Violation and Fire Threat

Lanterns a Violation of State Fire Code >>

ECSD Fundraiser Raises $1800

Organizers of the "keep the Cool in School" fundraiser say this weekends fundraising activites were a success. >>

Robbery On The Commons

Ithaca Police need your help tracking down a suspect in connection with a robbery over the weekend. >>

Bath Police Arrest Six in Drug Bust

Police arrest six people after a morning drug bust in the Village of Bath. WENY-TV takes you inside the trailer where it all happened. >>

Fitness in the Parks Program

A summer program is encouraging kids to get off the couch and into the sun in the summer months when school is out of session. >>

Painted Post Water Lawsuit

An environmental organization is suing the Village of Painted Post over their plan to sell water to Northern Tier gas drillers. >>

Bradford County Acid Spill

More than 4,700 gallons of hydrochloric acid spilled on a drill pad, but none of went into Towanda creek. >>

Ross Murder Conviction Reversed

Supreme Court Appellate Division Reverses Conviction on Two Counts >>

Air Conditioners Flying Off Shelves

Hot and humid temperatures are helping some summer items sell faster, like air conditioners and fans. >>

Update: Painted Post Water Lawsuit

Three environmental groups are suing the Village of Painted Post over its plan to sell water to Northern Tier gas drillers. >>

New Chemung County Sheriff’s Satellite Office

There's a new Chemung County Sheriff's satellite office in the Town of Chemung. >>

UPDATE: Elmira Police Investigating Homicide

Elmira police are investigating a possible homicide at the Eastgate Apartments. >>

Keeping The Cool In School Festival

Elmira neighbors are putting on a festival and fundraiser to try and save programs in the school distrit. >>

Crackdown on Speeding in Zones

Troopers are cracking down on speeders within construction zones from July 9 to 13. >>

Vigil for Murdered Elmira Man

Friends and family members came together Thursday night to pay tribute to Randy Brooks, a 19-year-old Elmira teen killed overnight on the city's eastside. >>

Consumer Confidence Down In June

A Siena College Research Institute Poll shows that New York consumers are less willing to spend. >>

Murder Investigation in Elmira

The early morning discovery of a dead body leaves the family of an Elmira man with lots of questions. >>

July 4th Safety

Families throughout the twin tiers are celebrating our independence day., and police are reminding everyone to celebrate today safely. >>

New Elmira Heights Playground

There's a new playground at Oakridge Park in Elmira Heights. >>

Behind the Scenes of a Fireworks Show

WENY-TV's J.B. Biunno gets a behind the scenes look into what made Corning's Fourth of July show a reality. >>

Interstate Renamed in Memory of Sgt. Devin Snyder

Portion of I-390 to be Renamed "Sgt. Devin Snyder Memorial Highway" >>

Loaded Gun Arrest In Ithaca

A Rochester man was arrested early Tuesday morning in Ithaca for having a loaded gun. >>

Lawmakers To Visit Southern Tier

New York's federal senators will visit the Southern Tier on Tuesday. >>

Preventing Hydrilla

In an effort to stop the invasive plant Hydrilla from spreading Senator Chuck Schumer was in Watkins Glen with a message. >>

Fire at Horseheads Apartment Complex

A construction trailer goes up in flames, damaging two buildings at the Colonial Manor apartment complex. >>

$100 Million for Upgrades in Ithaca

Sen. Kirsten Gillibrand was in Ithaca on Tuesday to hear leaders plans to improve infrastructure on the Commons and upgrade parts of the city's transportation system. >>

Shinagawa Voices Support for Obamacare

Nate Shinagawa says he supports President Obama's healthcare bill that would require insurance coverage for all Americans. >>

Trolley Into Twain Country Tours

Tuesday was opening day for the Trolley into Twain Country Tours at the Chemung Valley History Museum. >>

Boating and July Fourth

Local marinas still expect big crowds this July fourth, even though the holiday falls in the middle of the week this year. >>

Pennsylvania State Budget Passes

It took late-night votes, bickering and 11th hour negotiations but Pennsylvania lawmakers beat the deadline for a new state budget this weekend. There are no new taxes but spending did increase. >>

Route 414 Crash

Route 414 in Bradford County is back open Monday morning after a head-on crash shut it down on Sunday. night >>

Asleep At The Wheel Crash

A car crash sends one man to the hospital after a driver fell asleep at the wheel in Tioga County. >>

More Charges For PA Constable

A former Pennsylvania state constable charged with prostitution is slammed with more charges >>

Health Care Reform Small Business Impact

Congressman Tom reed speaks out against the Supreme Court ruling on the Affordable health care act, and its impact on small businesses. >>

FEMA Flood Map Update

Southern tier property owners could be forced to pay more for flood insurance, but a new bill will save people more money than expected. >>

Big Flats Community Center

More than 60 neighbors in Big Flats attended tonight's Town Hall meeting to hear Community Center updates. >>

Website Raises Cash For Leone

Robert Leone, the Vestal man who claims he was brutalized at the hands of the Pennsylvania State Police is now getting some help financial help from concerned citizens. >>

Fresh Air Fund

Some city kids are getting a taste of country life in the Twin Tiers. >>

Priset Found Guilty in Stabbing Death

Priset "Guilty but Mentally Ill" >>

Fireworks This Weekend

Places You Can Catch A Fireworks Display This Weekend. >>

No Cause Determined in Blossburg Fatal Fire

Damage to Severe to Determine Cause >>

Frysinger Charged with Reckless Endangerment

Frysinger Arrested After Underage Drinking Party, Alleged Sexual Assault >>

New Elmira Brewery Opens

Craft beer enthusiasts have a new place to try some local brews. Upstate Brewing Company will hold a soft opening at its brewery on Lake Road in Elmira tomorrow. >>

Hammondsport "Coolest Small Town" Celebration

Hammondsport was recently named the coolest small town in America, and Saturday starting at noon, the town is celebrating with a parade, live music, and fireworks. >>

Rebuilding Sayre

Volunteers finish up on a house damaged by last year's flooding in Bradford County. >>

Free Leone Protest in Bradford County

Nearly 70 people came out to show support for Robert Leone, the man whose 2010 arrest is drawing a lot of attention after video of his alleged beating surfaced online. >>

Congress Moves Legislation Before Holiday Break

Lawmakers on Capitol Hill came together Friday to pass bipartisan legislation. >>

Lackawana Trail Update

The Lackawanna Trail in Elmira may get the finishing touches connecting Eldridge Park to the Lowman Crossover. >>

New PA Teacher Evaluations

New teacher evaluations have the support of the Pennsvlvania House. >>

Police Chase Video Goes Viral

There's a graphic video of a state police chase through the Northern Tier circulating the internet. It also shows the violent arrest of a Southern Tier man. Robert Leone's parents are speaking up on his behalf, and Leone is suing the borough of Towanda, Pennsylvania State Police and the officers who arrested him. >>

Fireworks Safety for July the Fourth

Fireworks and the fourth of July often go hand in hand, but there are some risks that go along with setting them off. >>

AHCA Presidential Race Implications

People are split about the Supreme Court's decision. Most feel it will be good for the country. Others think it could cause more problems. >>

New Wheelchair Accessible Car

A new vehicle on the market aims to make driving easier for people in wheelchairs. >>

Lawmakers React to SCOTUS Health Care Ruling

Lawmakers reprsenting the Twin Tiers react to the Supreme Court's ruling on Health Care mandate >>

Corning Independence Day Fireworks

The city of Corning is gearing up for its' annual Independence Day celebration. >>

SAE Pledges Acquitted In Cornell Hazing Trial

A verdict has been reached in the Cornell University hazing trial. Max Haskin, Edward Williams and Ben Mann, along with the fraternity, have been acquitted of all criminal wrongdoing. They were charged with hazing and unlawfully dealing with a child. >>

Elmira Contractor Owes $628K

An Elmira-based contractor owes the US Government hundreds of thousands of dollars. >>

Hammondsport Celebration This Weekend

America's coolest small town is gearing up for a special day commemorating the honor this weekend. >>

Anti-Fracking Protest

Anti-fracking chants could be heard up and down the road near the Talisman headquarters in Horseheads this morning. >>

Desdunes Trial Attorney Speaks Up

The three men charged in the connection with the death of a Cornell student are acquitted. A defense attorney says hazing isn't the reason the tragedy happened. >>

New Cafe And Juice Bar On Market Street

Palate Cafe and Juice Bar is now open inside Beyond Baskets on Market Street in Corning. >>

Shinagawa Wins Democratic Primary

Tompkins County Legislator Nate Shinagawa wins the Democratic Primary for New York's new 23rd Congressional District. >>

Drug Deaths Rise in Bradford Co.

A total of 17 drug related deaths in Bradford County so far this year has officials nervous. The County coroner says he has never seen numbers like this before, and the year's only half over. >>

Shinagawa Votes

It's primary day,. Polls opened at noon, and democratic congressional candidate Nate Shinagawa was first in line in Ithaca. >>

Hydrilla Treatment Starts

Treatment starts to rid the Cayuga inlet of a plant that could choke out the entire ecosystem. >>

Phone Scam in Troy

For the past 10 days, local businesses in Troy have been dealing with annoying phone calls. Some type of phone scam is going on, and they're getting more than 200 calls a day with a strange recording -- in French. >>

Elmira Native One Step Closer To Olympics

One of Elmira's own is one step closer to the 2012 USA Olympics Finals for track and field. >>

Primary Day Preview

Tuesday's primary election determines the November slate of congressional races. >>

Priset Heads to Court Today

A Northern Tier man charged with stabbing a man is set to to learn his fate. >>

Ithaca Police Looking for Stabbing Suspects

Ithaca police need your help in tracking down two suspects who robbed and attacked an Ithaca man. >>

Ulster Man On The Loose, Now In Custody

State Police in Towanda say they've arrested a Bradford County Man accused of assault, kidnapping and possesion of firearms. >>

Graduation Dream Come True

Four years ago, Nick Patte entered High school with one goal in mind- to graduate. Today, he can put a check next to that dream and he has a diploma to show for it. >>

"Radiclear" Wins Big in D.C.

Two local girls are doing their part to help the environment and winning awards along the way. The two students at Corning's Alternative School of Math and Science made it all the way to Washington D.C. with a project that helps clean contaminated fracking water. >>

Soup’s On Expands

A popular Elmira café is expanding it's menu, hours and maybe adding locations. >>

County Lawmaker Guilty of Gambling Charges

Quinlan Convicted of Acting as Bookie >>

Major Fundraiser for Air Care Service

A Southern Tier man volunteers to bike nearly 3,000 miles across the country to raise money for a New York non-profit flight agency. >>

Fatal Fire In Blossburg

The Blossburg community is remembering a young girl who was killed in an early morning fire on Sunday. >>

Corning Man Charged with Rape

State Police at Painted Post say 45 year old Daren Phillips of Corning was arrested Saturday for engaging in sexual intercourse with a child younger than 14 years old. >>

Tech Connection: Inside Hardinge

In this week's Tech Connection, J.B. Biunno takes you inside Hardinge Incorporated Headquarters in Horseheads for their 2nd Annual Machine Technology Show. >>

EastSide Market Opens

Summer is officially underway and so is the EastSide Market is Elmira. >>

Holocaust Survivor Graduates High School

A 92-year-old Holocaust survivor received an honorary degree at Lansing High where he's lectured for the past 10 years. >>

Steuben Co. Veteran Discount Cards

Steuben County Veteran Discount Cards are now available at the County's Clerks Office. >>

Part 2: Working During the Flood of 1972

In Part 2 of WENY-TV's Special Report, Chief Meteorologist, Joe Veres, takes a look at how workers coped during the massive Flood of 1972. >>

Rep. Tina Pickett Hosts Senior Expo

Representative Tina Pickett is hosting the 12th Annual Senior Expo this morning. >>

Corning Man Arrested in Cocaine Investigation

Arrest Follows Two-Month Long Investigation >>

C-PP Facilities Project Underway

The next generation of corning painted post high schoolers helped break ground on the new facilities project. >>

Portion of I-390 to be Named After Sgt. Devin Snyder

Interstate to be Designated as "Sgt. Devin Snyder Memorial Highway" >>

Beat the Heat

People in the Southern Tier are finding any way to stay cool today, and seeing the ice cream man coming down the street can bring sweet relief. >>

Special Report: Flood of 1972 - Living Through the Flood

The Flood of '72 is something that no one who lived through it will ever forget. Meteorologist John Hickey brings you the experiences of local residents who lived through the flood in this WENY-TV Special Report. >>

CMoG and WGI Join Forces

Two of the region's biggest tourist attractions joined forces today, in a partnership that will last for years to come. >>

Memories of the ’72 Flood Exhibit

More than 50 people showed up at the Chemung Valley History Museum tonight to kick off the "Memories of the '72 Flood" exhibit. >>

Hot First Half of 2012

It's been hot out there! 2012 has been the year of unseasonably warm weather. So is it global warming? Or maybe just a coincidence? We spoke with an expert who says, it's neither. >>

Fatal Crash in Town of Wellsburg

One person is dead and another injured after a car accident in the Town of Wellsburg. >>

Everyday Hero Celebration

First Heritage Credit Union honors "Everyday Hero" students in the Twin Tiers for their community involvement and kindness to others. >>

Man Surrenders After Standoff

Police respond to reports of man with gun >>

Update: Deaths in Chemung House Fire

The Chemung County Sheriff's Office has confirmed multiple deaths in this afternoon's house fire in the Town of Chemung. >>

Air Advisory: Temp. Too Hot to Handle?

Right on cue, the first day of summer kicks off with some high temperatures. >>

Palmesano Backs ’Lauren’s Law’

Assemblyman Phil Palmesano announced Tuesday the passage of 'Lauren's Law' >>

BREAKING NEWS: Fatal Fire Declared Murder-Suicide

Bodies Identified, Woman was Killed by Estranged Boyfriend >>

New Medicare Legislation

Rural hospitals help people when there is no other options, and a new bill introduced by Congressman Tom Reed would help safeguard critical funding >>

Chemung Fire Turns Into Murder-Suicide

Investigators say it was a murder-suicide. The Chemung County Sheriff says a man shot his estranged girlfriend, set the house on fire, and killed himself. >>

Priest Accused of Sexual Abuse Arraigned in Northern Tier

Father Timothy Shoback Accused of Abusing Tioga Co. Boy in 1990's >>

Arrests Made in Horseheads Car Thefts

Three teenagers were arrested Wednesday for the recent vehicle larcenies in the Town and Village of Horseheads. >>

Holy Family Last Day

Wednesday marks this year's eighth grade graduation for Holy Family Middle School, and after, it's closing its doors for good. >>

National HIV Testing Day

National HIV Testing Day is an annual campaign encouraging at-risk people to tested for HIV and learn about preventitive measures. >>

Battle on the Bridge

Ithaca city officials posted the building housing Pyramid Sound, declaring the building unsafe. The bridge construction in front of the long-time Ithaca business is causing the owner a lot of problems. >>

Second Hydrilla Treatment Begins Next Week

Tompkins County is moving forward with a second treatment to stop the spread of hydrilla. >>

Elmira School District Budget Passes

The results are in, and Elmira voters pass their school district's budget on the second try. >>

2 Teens Arrested in Elderly Home Invasion

Two more teenagers are in custody after Police say they tied an elderly couple to chairs, and made off with $20 cash and car. >>

Project Lifesaver in Steuben County

State of the art technology could help police find, and ultimately save the lives of people who wander off. >>

ECSD Voters Come Out

Elmira taxpayers come out for a second time to vote on the Elmira City School budget. The question is; will voters accept a 2.6 percent tax hike after defeating a five percent increase in May? >>

ECSD Vote Preview

Tuesday, voters will get a second chance to vote on next year's Elmira City School District budget. It's been revised since the initial $114 million one that voters failed to pass with a 60 percent super majority in May. >>

Coolest Small Town Road Trip

June 18, 2012 Hammondsport (WENY) - People in Hammondsport are still celebrating their title as the Budget Travel's "Coolest town in America." The Steuben County conference and Visitors Bureau worked with other "cool" towns on the east coast to put together the coolest road trip in America. >>

CCC Dorm Lawsuit Dismissed

Judge Dismisses Petition to Stop Dorm Construction Project >>

Tioga Downs Camel & Ostrich Race

It wasn't a typical weekend at Tioga Downs. Yes, there was horse racing but some other animals raced for first place- camels and ostriches. >>

12,000 People get NY Tickets

New York State Police say 12,700 drivers were ticketed during a recent two-week seat belt enforcement campaign. >>

Voters Head to Poll For ECSD Budget

Voters head to the polls Tuesday to decide the fate of a revised Elmira School Budget. >>

Mansfield Arrest Turns Violent

Mansfield State Police say Dustin Post, 21, became violent after State Trooper Daniel Doney arrested him for burglary. >>

Ithaca Business Robbed

Police are searching for a suspect in a downtown Ithaca robbery. >>

Finger Lakes Restaurant Week

Finger Lakes Wine Country Restaurant Week debuts on Monday, with a key theme: local foods. >>

Over 1,300 Chemung Homes Without Power

Over 1,300 Chemung County homes and businesses are without power this morning. >>

Groton Man’s Death Ruled Accidental

Autopsy results confirm the death of Lance Gaines is accidental. >>

Two People Injured in Elmira Shooting

Shots were fired early this morning on East 5th Street in Elmira. >>

Father’s Day Weekend Events!

Be sure to check out all of the local events happening this weekend! >>

Tioga Priest Charged

Pennsylvania State police have filed more than two dozen abuse related charges against Father Thomas Shoback. >>

Tractor-trailer Accident

A tractor-trailer overturned on Route 15 North in Painted Post on Friday night. >>

Local Leaders React to Fracking

Local politicians are scrambling to come up with official positions on hydraulic fracturing in Southern Tier communities. >>

PA Priest Charged with Sexual Abuse

The following is a Press Release from Pennsylvania State Police: Mansfield >>

Congressman Reed Holds Town Meetings

Congressman Tom Reed will hold two town hall meetings this Saturday, June 16, in Chemung and Steuben Counties. >>

State of the Economy in Ithaca

Last month, a report claimed Ithaca is losing jobs in New York's economic recovery, but Tompkins County has the lowest unemployment rate in the state. WENY-TV's J.B. Biunno investigates. >>

Could Corning be America’s ’Most Fun’?

It’s official! Corning is in the running to be America's 'Most Fun' small town. >>

Armyworms are Back in the Finger Lakes

The State's Agriculture Commissioner says there's been an up-tick of army-worm reports from farmers in the Finger Lakes region. >>

Trappler Murder Case

Alice Trappler, the alleged mastermind behind the plot to have the father of her child killed, appeared in court today. She faces 25 years to life in prison if convicted of all charges. >>

Lake St. Bridge Update

The Lake Street bridge in Elmira has been closed for more than a year now. That could change, at least for pedestrians, if the City of Elmira gets money from the state to help fix it up. >>

Judges Rejects Argument in Cayuga Deer Case

Neighbors claimed Village Didn't Provide Enough Information, Consider Alternatives >>

Busy Elmira Street Getting a Facelift

East Church Street between Madison Avenue and Clemens Center Parkway will undergo major construction next spring. >>

Big Flats Community Days Festival

More than one hundred neighbors showed up to the opening night of Big Flats Community Days Festival on Thursday. >>

Drop in Diesel Prices Help Businesses

A drop in diesel prices is helping local businesses that depend on the fuel, and have customers that use it. >>

Elmira’s New Code Director

Elmira's code inspector for almost 30 years is getting a promotion to take over a new division. Late last month, Elmira city council decided to separate code enforcement from the fire department. >>

Open House: East Church St. Project

Today the public is invited to an open house for Chemung County's East Church Street Project. >>

Horseheads Considers Drilling Moratorium

Horseheads town officials consider a fracking moatorium for the municipality. >>

74 Yr. Old Man Hit with Bat: Police Investigating

Pennsylvania State Police are investigating an incident of aggravated assault, leaving a 74-year-old injured. >>

Ithaca Business Vs. Bridge

Local musicians were out in front of city hall to protest, hoping the city will step up to help. Construction is under way for a new bridge in Ithaca, but the digging is creating a serious problem for the business next door. >>

More Charges Await Stabbing Suspect

Assault Charges to be Filed Following Extradition to NY >>

Man Convicted of Sexual Abuse in Chemung Co. Court

Timothy Knapp Faces 25 to life in prison >>

Steuben County Road Damage

State troopers are investigating $300,000 worth of damage to a Steuben County road torn up by a tractor on Monday. >>

Man Arrested in Barton Double Stabbing

A double stabbing in Tioga county leaves one man with life threatening injuries. >>

Motorcycle Crashes into 18-wheeler

A motorcyclist was injured Monday after crashing into an 18-wheeler. >>

Hammondsport Celebrates ’Cool’ Factor

Hammondsport, the coolest small town in America, is planning one cool celebration at the end of the month. >>

Double Stabbing in Barton

Neighbors are shocked in a Barton community after two men were stabbed and the suspect fled the scene. Police arrested the suspect in Sayre, but not before he injured two officers. >>

Wellsboro Boil Water Advisory Lifted

Residents can resume using water normally >>

Two Men Arrested in String of Vehicle, Business Break Ins

Men Charged with Criminal Mischief >>

Agnes: Flood of '72 Movie Premiere

A local filmmaker creates a documentary about the flood of 1972. >>

Getting State Money to the Southern Tier

It's round two for the funding competition awarding more than $700 million worth of grant money to economic projects across NYS. >>

New Rides Coming to Eldridge Park

Two new rides are coming to Elmira's hotspot in the very near future. >>

Yellow Dot Program

A free life-saving program launches June 13 in 30 New York counties. >>

Stove Causes Fire at Odessa Home

Firefighters were called to 300 Church Street around one Monday afternoon to a two-story house fully engulfed in flames. >>

Privatizing Chemung County Nursing Facility

County Executive says the county loses money by running the Chemung County Nursing Facility. >>

Man Injured and Family Displaced After Fire

One man suffered burns and a family of five is displaced after a Horseheads Fire. >>

Mother Behind Bars for Shaking Son

A Chemung County woman is behind bars this morning for seriously injuring her son. >>

Police Looking for Assault Suspect

Police are investigating an assault in the town of Chemung. >>

Bradford County Bridge Replacement

Bridge Construction begins today on Litchfield Road in Bradford County. >>

Testing Underway on Wellsboro Water

Boil Water Advisory Could be Lifted Tuesday >>

Elmira Traffic Signals Project

Traffic lights in the city of Elmira are being upgraded. >>

First Energy Warns of Utility Scam

Scammers Claim Federal Government Program Will Pay Utility Bills >>

Nursing Home Protests

There were some protests in Elmira on Monday, and demonstrators say that privatizing a local nursing home could lessen quality of care in Chemung County. >>

Chemung Jogger Assaulted

Some people in the Town of Chemung are shaken after a 17 year old girl was assaulted right outside her home. State police are still investigating the incident that happened Friday night >>

Tow Plane Crash Lands

A tow plane crash lands on Harris Hill, but fortunately the two men on board walked away without injury. >>

Car Thefts in Chemung County

There's been enough car break-ins this week in Erin and Horseheads to grab the attention of both neighbors and police. >>

NY Fracking Conensus

More than half of New York residents say gas drilling is too risky. >>

Wellsboro Boil Advisory: Day 5

It's day five of a bourough-wide boil water advisory in Wellsboro. The warning came Monday after sand filters clogged, creating a high chance of bacteria in the water system. >>

Day 5 of Wellsboro Water Advisory

Wellsboro residents are under a water advisory for the fith day in a row. >>

Elmira Parents Upset Over Consolidation

Some parents are not happy about ESCD consolidation plans for the 2012-13 school year, but leaders say plans are moving forward. >>

Hardinge Machine Technology Show

Hardinge Group in Horseheads hosts its 2nd annual Machine Technology Show. >>

Fixing Up Front St. in Owego

A fire in downtown Owego nearly 12 years ago left a scar on the city scape that a major eye sore. >>

Chemung County Needs Mandate Relief

The Chemung County executive is screaming mad about mandate relief. He wants state lawmakers to forget about the summer break, and keep working on it. >>

Two Fires Damage Apt. & Garage

Two fires break out Thursday evening...one at an Elmira apartment building and another at a Horseheads resident's garage. >>

Non-Stop Flight Added at ELM Airport

New non-stop service between Elmira and New York City officially took flight on Thursday afternoon. >>

Bradford Co. Man Dead in Rt. 414 Crash

A Bradford County Man is dead after a Route 414 Crash. >>

Addison Woman Faces More Charges in Dix Murder

The Addison woman charged with murdering her baby's father is facing more charges in the Town of Dix homicide we told you about back in April. >>

Churches Closing in Elmira

Due to financial difficulties, churches in Elmira are being put up for sale. >>

More Housing & Hotels in Horseheads

More housing and hotels are coming to the Southern Tier and Horseheads town officials are preparing for their arrival. >>

FEMA Helping Owego-Apalachin District

Maintenance crews and district employees are still without a home and most of their equipment, but that could change soon. >>

Twin Tiers Idol Kick Off

Singers are gearing up to hit some high notes on the stage and with the judges tonight at Twin Tiers Idol. >>

CmoG Announces Expansion

The Corning Museum of Glass is unveiling plans for a $64 million expansion that will include one of the world's largest facilities for glassblowing demonstrations. >>

Band Teacher Retires After 34 Years

The band director at Waverly High School is hanging up his baton after 30 years of musical education. >>

CPP Schools Suit Response

The attorney for the Corning-Painted Post School District responds to the lawsuit filed by the student and his mother. >>

Test Sites Good for Cuomo Politically?

Governor Andrew Cuomo has very high approval ratings, but what will happen if he allows hydrofracking test sites? >>

Fracking Test Sites?

Reports that Governor Andrew Cuomo could be bringing hydraulic fracturing to the Southern Tier earlier than expected brought people out to Binghamton this afternoon, and the move that could may be dangerous politically for the governor. >>

Traffic Delays in Horseheads until Fall

Drivers in Horseheads can expect delays until the fall. >>

Gravesite Monument Stolen

A Corning man was arrested for stealing a gravesite monument. >>

FEMA Funding for Wellsburg Fire Station

Ten months have passed since the devastating floods of Tropical Storm Lee. Senator Chuck Schumer is announcing FEMA has finally agreed to fund a relocation and replacement of the damaged Wellsburg fire house. >>

Ithaca Police Looking for Robbery Suspect

Ithaca Police are searching for a suspect in a reported strong armed robbery. >>

Woman Seriously Injured in Ithaca Crash

Two people are in the hospital after a car accident in Ithaca. >>

Corning Reveals Flexible Willow Glass

Corning Incorporated announced Monday the launch of Corning Willow Glass. >>

Avoiding Shaken Baby Syndrome

It's estimated that between 1 and 3 thousand children in the U-S suffer from shaken baby syndrome every year, and its not always caused by abuse. >>

Horseheads Trustees Announce Re-Run

Two Horseheads trustees announced this weekend they plan to run for re-election. >>

Waverly Hit and Run Investigation

Waverly Police are investigating a car- pedestrian accident this morning. >>

Marland Brooks Indicted for Assault

Convicted murderer accused of assaulting corrections officer >>

New "Park" Opens in Ithaca

A new park opened today, in a parking space. Ithaca Mayor Svante Myrick unveiled his parking spot today fully furnished with two new benches. >>

First Friday Elmira Promotes Local Shopping

Friday was the first 'First Friday Elmira' event for the season, highlighting local stores and shops and businesses in downtown Elmira. >>

Race for the Space Ends

Two local businesses in Ithaca win free rent for a year,placing first in the Race for the space, a first of it's kind incentive program in New York State. >>

Steady Southern Tier Job Growth

New numbers show the U.S. jobless rate increased from April to May, but local work force experts say some local industries are growing, not shrinking. >>

Ithaca Festival Kicks off Today

The Ithaca Festival kicks off today and thousands are expected to convene in downtown Ithaca for four days of fun. >>

Akula Eliminated in Scripps Spelling Bee

14 year old misspells word in fourth round of semifinals >>

Elmira Drug Bust: 6 Arrested

A year long investigation leads to multiple arrests in the City of Elmira and in Village of Horseheads. >>

Ithaca Festival 2012

The annual Ithaca Festival contiunues this weekend with more than a thousand performers, community groups, musicans and artists being showcased. >>

Elmira Parking Garage Upgrade

Elmira city leaders are looking to improve the city's public parking garage hoping to entice more people to use it. >>

Biking Across America for Cancer

Nearly 90 bicyclists are traveling from Baltimore to Seattle, San Francisco and Portland, OR to raise money and awareness for cancer in young adult patients. >>

Construction to Begin on Community Park

Park will be at site of former Corning Inc. Fallbrook Plant. >>

Police Looking for Second Suspect in Byrne Dairy Robbery

Ithaca Police are investigating a robbery at a Byrne Dairy. >>

UPDATE: Potter County Jail Escapee Caught

Jail Escapee Caught Wednesday >>

Jackals 2012- 2013 Season A Go

The 2012 2013 jackals hockey season is a go. The first arena soap opera isn't over, but some good news came down for jackals fans. >>

"New Jobs - NY" Progam

State senator Tom O'Mara is sponsoring a new bill to create job growth and economic competitiveness in New York State. >>

Concessions Could Save ECSD Jobs

ECSD Superintendent Joe Hochreiter says the only way to save teaching positions in the district is with concessions from the Elmira Teacher's Association. >>

Horseheads Teen in Spelling Bee Semis

14 year-old Sruti Akula is one of 50 spellers to advance at the National Spelling Bee. >>

Old MacDonald’s Farm

Local elementary school kids get hands on interaction with farm animals at the 43rd annual Old MacDonald's Farm. >>

PA Teen Killed in Motorcycle Accident

A Wyalusing High School Senior is killed in a motorcycle accident in the Northern Tier. >>

Severe Weather Hits the Twin Tiers

Severe weather damages some trees and takes out power in the Southern Tier. >>

Consumer Confidence Down

Consumer confidence is down for the second month in a row, but local shoppers say some factors like dropping gas prices are a good sign for the economy. >>

Tick Season Starts

The mild winter in the Twin Tiers was perfect for insectsso health officials expect there will be a lot more bugs and ticks to deal with this summer. >>

Cornell Student Dies of Meningitis

A Cornell student died shortly after returning home from her freshman year. >>

Tanker Truck Rollover on I-86

A truck driver sustains serious injuries after his tanker rolls over, spilling thousands of gallons of asphalt sealer onto the highway, himself and his dog. >>

Military Sexual Trauma

Military Sexual Trauma or MST can go hand in hand with Post Traumatic Stress Disorder, especially among women. >>

Vet Disability Benefits at Historic Rate

America's newest veterans are filing for disability benefits at a historic rate. >>

Local Memorial Day Parades

Today we honor those who have served our country and many twin tiers communities are hosting parades and ceremonies. >>

Bath Prostituion Charge

A Steuben County man and woman were arrested over the weekend for Prostitution. >>

Babe Ruth Baseball Field Burglary

Painted Post State Police are looking for the suspect or suspects involved in a burglary at Corning's Babe Ruth Baseball field. >>

Fighting PTSD Together

Years after they finished their tours of duty, these friends met up again by chance; this time to battle a different kind of enemy. >>

Corning Memorial Day Parade

Hundreds of local families give honor to the brave men and women who fight for our freedom. >>

Boaters Welcome Warm Temps

Local water lovers welcome Monday's warm temperatures as a kick-off to their summer boating season. >>

Corning Car Theft

New York State Police in Painted Post are investigating a care theft. >>

Heroes Honored in Horseheads

The men who escorted a Horseheads man from a burning home to safety are honored. >>

Eldridge Park Now Open

Elmira's Eldridge Park opens for the summer season, and brings in plenty of visitors for Memorial Day weekend. >>

2012 GlassFest Kick Off

The third annual GlassFest is underway, and downtown Corning is filled with visitors. people from across the state and the country came to experience this one-of-a-kind festival. >>

Hon. William Ellison Dies at 82

A former Schuyler County District Attorney and Judge passed away Wednesday. >>

Eldrige Park Season Kicks Off Today

Eldrige Park Opens Today for the 2012 Season >>

Keeping Roads Safe for Memorial Day

Horseheads state troopers held a seatbelt and sobriety checkpoint Friday night to make sure holiday drivers and passengers stay safe this weekend. >>

Community Garden in Quatrano Park

The Chemung County A.R.C. and city leaders are building a new community garden on the old tennis court in Quatrano Park. >>

Liberty Teen Charged with Homicide

A Liberty teenager is in the Tioga County Jail this morning and charged with attempted homicide. >>

20 Person Fight Outside Ithaca Restaurant

Ithaca Police were called to Moe's Restaurant in Ithaca for a 20 person fight Wednesday night. >>

WENY-TV Jubilee Grocery Challenge

WENY-TV Viewers raced against the clock and shopped til they dropped or at least until time was up at last night's Jubillee Grocery Challenge. >>

Moving the Wellsburg Fire House

Senator Chuck Schumer had a meeting with the Federal Emergency Management Agency in Washington asking them to reevaluate funding to move the Wellsburg fire station. >>

Guthrie Unveils Plans for New Troy Hospital

Hospital will have private patient rooms, larger ER, helipad >>

CMoG Event Kicks Off GlassFest

Hundreds come out to the Corning Museum of Glass to kick off the Memorial Day GlassFest. >>

Corning Bridge Project Moves forward

Corning leaders vote down a resolution that would have postponed the Patterson Bridge project to build a parallel bridge before construction. >>

SPECIAL REPORT: Synthetic High Part 2

A local woman who is sober after using synthetic drugs for six months shares her experience, and how using the drugs nearly cost her her life. >>

Prescription Drug Card Saves Residents Millions

Steuben County residents have saved big bucks with the Prescription Discount card. >>

Pilot Remains Calm After Flares

Pilot Remains Calm After Flares at Philadelphia Airport >>

Gas Alternative in Elmira?

An alternative fuel solution could be coming to the Twin Tiers this summer. >>

Corbin Whyte Murder Trial Ends in Hung Jury

Jury Deliberates for Five Days; No Unanimous Agreement >>

SPECIAL REPORT: Synthetic High Part 1

Designer drugs like bath salts and synthetic marijuana give users an intense high with dangerous side effects. >>

Hundreds Lose Daycare Subsidies

245 Chemung County children will no longer get daycare discounts, and their parents only have ten days to find the money. >>

Elmira’s New Code Enforcment Dpt.

Elmira city leaders are tired of dangerous code violation getting out of hand. So the city is changing the system to help tackle the problem. Elmira's code enforcement currently falls on the city's fire department. >>

Victims held at Knife-point in Car Robbery

Ithaca Police say two people were robbed after a man went inside their car with a knife. >>

Corning Man Accused of Selling Veterans Grave Markers for Scrap

Bronze Vet Grave Markers Sold as Scrap Metal >>

Fire Destroys a House in the Town of Chemung

Flames destroyed a house in the Town of Chemung late Sunday night. >>

"Buckle Up New York"

New York State Police are buckling down on seat belt usage. >>

Ithaca Graduates Told to, "Take Risks"

Hundreds of Ithaca Graduates walked the stage, grabbed their diploma and entered the real world. >>

Woodhull Gas Leak Investigation Continues

Investigation into Woodhull Gas Leak Continues >>

Trial Underway in Frat Hazing Death

George Desdunes Dies in Feb. 2011 in Hazing Incident Invoving Alcohol >>

Gas Prices Impact Holiday Travel

More Americans plan to travel this holiday weekend, but many are staying closer to home. >>

Residents Attend SKYWARN Class

Twin Tiers residents gathered in Corning on Monday night to receive a crash course on weather spotting. >>

DEC Calling for Emergency Action to Fight Hydrilla

Department of Environmental Conservation Commissioner Joe Martens is calling for emergency action to fight an infestation of Hydrilla in New york waterways. >>

Tech Connection: 4G LTE Comes to Elmira

In this week's Tech Connection, J.B. Biunno lists the eight new locations in the Southern Tier with Verizon's high-speed 4G LTE wireless service. >>

Sheep Arrive at Bath Landfill

The living lawn-mowers have arrived at the Steuben County Landfill. >>

Possible Grants to Assist Fruit Farm Freezes

Recent freezes and frost warnings, like we saw overnight, are causing serious problems for New York Fruit farmers. >>

Corning Salvation Army Thanks Volunteers

During National Salvation Army Awareness Week, the Corning chapter thanks their generous volunteers. >>

LATEST DEVELOPMENTS: 3 Hospitalized After Tractor Trailer Rollover Crash

18-wheeler rolls over on I-86, hit by two vehicles. >>

Corning's Patterson Bridge Project

The Patterson bridge in Corning is ready for a facelift but Neighbors are worried about the traffic headaches that come with the detour. >>

BREAKING NEWS: NATURAL GAS MAIN LEAK IN WOODHULL

Natural Gas Main Leak Forces Evacuations >>

Two Injured in Car-Pedestrian Accident at Cornell

Mother, Daughter Inured in Car-Pedestrian Accident on Campus >>

Woodhull Gas Leak, Hundreds Evacuated

Emergency crews evacuate 200 people after a gas leak breaks out in Woodhull. >>

Local Farmers Adjust to Spring 2012

Local farmers had a rough spring because of warm March weather, but one Binghamton grower says he's found a way to keep his produce guarded. >>

Crackdown on Motorcycle Noise

Police will start issuing tickets to bikers making too much noise. >>

Man Injured in Horseheads Fire

Fire Officials Rule Fire Accidental >>

Special Report - Racing to the Top

Joe Melillo talks to five Southern Tier Superintendents about the federal program Race to the Top and the problems they've run into. >>

Whats Next for Elmira Schools?

Elmira city school leaders need to come up with a million dollar plan now that voters rejected a $114 million budget that came with a five percent tax hike. >>

Elmira Facilities Update

After weeks of discussion the Elmira City School District board members accepted the recommendation from the facilities committee and their reorganization plan for city schools. >>

BREAKING NEWS: Eric Smith Denied Parole

Convicted murderer Eric Smith denied parole >>

Rabid Fox Bites One and Attacks Others

A red fox who attacked several people and bit one person in Tompkins County tested positive for rabies. >>

Horseheads House Fire

One man is sent to the hospital with injuries after a fire breaks out at his home. >>

Robie Family Reacts to Eric Smith Parole Decision

Robie Family Reacts to Parole Denial for Derrick's Killer >>

Rally for Justice

Wednesday's demonstrators say more needs to be done to stop racism and sexism on Cornell's campus. >>

School Budget Results

Voters decide the future of their school districts across New York State. >>

Corning Restaurant Owner Pleads Guilty

Pleaded down from Grand Larceny Charges >>

Special Report: Derrick Robie’s Family Speaks Out - Part 2

Family of murdered boy fight for killer to remain in prison >>

Special Report: Derrick Robie’s Family Speaks Out - Part 1

Family of murdered four year old fight for killer to remain in prison >>

Leaders Honor Local Police Officers

Every year, nearly 170 law enforcement officers die in the line of duty. >>

Parent Driven Non-Profit Looks to Help School District

Parent and organizer, Karen King started out with a Facebook group called "Fundrasing project for ECSD." >>

Voters Come Out in Elmira to Vote on School Budget

Today voters took to the polls for crucial school budget votes. Elmira taxpayers are voting on a more than $110 million budget calling for a 5 percent tax hike. >>

Patterson Bridge Construction Meeting

The New York Department of Transportation is looking for input before constru.ction begins to replace the Patterson Bridge on Route 352 in Corning. >>

Waverly Man Attacks Woman Twice

A waverly man was arrested after police say he physically attacked a woman twice in one day. >>

School Budget Crunch Time

Governor Andrew Cuomo's tax cap is being put to the test as voters cast ballots on the first batch of school budgets drafted under the new taxing limits. >>

Lindley Man Allegedly Fires Gun High on Meth

A Town of Lindley man was arrested over the weekend for allegedly firing a gun while high on meth. >>

Chemung County Travel Advisory

If you're traveling on Route 17 in Chemung County you should expect some delays today. >>

School Budget Vote Information

Tuesday, May 15 is School Budget Voting Day across New York. Click this story for budget information, as well as polling locations and hours. >>

DEC Releases LPG Storage Study

he risk analysis of the Liquid Propane Gas facility on the shores of Seneca lake is in, but opponents of the proposed gas storage facility say the study doesn't take all the risks into account. >>

Fatal Car Crash in Town of Lindley

One man is dead and another seriously injured after a head-one car crash in Steuben county. >>

Watching WENY-TV in HD

In this week's Tech Connection, J.B. Biunno explains what you need to watch WENY-TV newscasts in crystal-clear high definition. >>

Corning Man Pleads Guilty to Federal Child Pornography Charges

Bryan Griswold Pleads Guily to Child Pornographyin Federal Court >>

25 Million Dollars to NY Teen Job Program

New York is providing 25 million dollars for youth job training and summer employment programs. >>

Three Arrested in Home Burglaries Investigation

Authorities in multiple counties investigate string of daytime burglaries >>

New Kitty Kaboose

The Schuyler Co. Humane Society sinks $20.000 into new cat quarters. >>

Warm Winter Helps Wineries

Local winery owners enjoyed the warm weather, but have seen some damage from the cold snap. >>

Getting Zach's Name Up

A community comes together in an effort to add a fallen marine's name to the front of the post office dedicated in his honor. >>

Fraternity Suspended for Racist Remarks

Sigma Pi Fraternity is under investigation for a Sunday incident. >>

Ithaca Gets Half of Storm Project Relief Grants

Some local counties are getting over 26 million dollars in flood grants and half of that is going to one city. >>

Aeroshot: A Puff of Controversy

Move over energy drinks. Aeroshot, the lipstick sized inhalable energy shot sits on store shelves in New York. It's a new craze but it comes with a puff of controversy. >>

New Equipment Could Save Pets Lives

At EMSTAR in Elmira they teach CPR to save humans. Now they're teaching responders how to save our furry friends too. >>

Top Rated NY Schools

The Southern Tier is home to two nationally recognized public schools. >>

Race to 270 Electoral Votes

President Obama and the likely Republican nominee, Mitt Romney, are both moving forward and courting voters in hopes of winning the November election. >>

Rural Broadband Issue in Tompkins County

Some Tompkins county neighbors are still living without a 21st century technology, and legislators believe its a county-wide issue. The internet is almost required these days to do business and communicate. >>

Suspected Bank Robber Robbed Bank in 2002

French Robbed Chemung Canal Trust Co. in 2002 >>

Shooting on Elmira’s Southside

Police suspect at least two groups are involved in a shooting at Broadway, Hopkins and Baty streets on Tuesday afternoon. >>

Armed Robbery in Elmira

Elmira Police have 27-year-old Daniel French in custody after he robbed Five Star Bank at knifepoint on Tuesday afternoon. >>

Remembering Kanisha Wood

Kanisha Wood of Elmira was killed last May in a meth lab fire in a Baldwin cabin. >>

Corning-Painted Post School District P.E. for Life

The Corning-Painted Post School District implemented a program much different than most schools, and it seems to be working. >>

Local Libraries Get Millions in Grants

Some Southern Tier public libraries are getting money for some needed renovations. >>

Bath Restaurant Robbery

Police are investigating a Bath bussiness burglarly over the weekend. >>

75 People Involved in Ithaca Fight

Two people are hurt and one man facing charges after a large fight near the Cornell University campus. >>

PA Marcellus Drilling Brings in Billions

New figures show Hydrofracking brought in big bucks for Pennsylvania. >>

Horseheads Board of Education Shortage of Candidates

Horseheads Central School District residents are invited to meet the board of education candidates this week. >>

Bath Salts a Problem in Ithaca

Police in Ithaca and around the state continue to fight the growing problem of bath salts. Some Local businesses and people are taking things into their own hands to try and keep the dangerous substance out of their town. >>

Bath Woman Accused of Trying to Run Down Boyfriend

Charged with Reckless Endangerment >>

Elmira Standoff Suspect Guilty of Attempted Arson

Michael Decker sparked Standoff on Pearl Place >>

Corning Council Approves Roads Project

The Corning City Council approved a $30 million road improvement project that will span over the next 14 years. >>

Corning Water & Sewer Hikes

The City Council is in the process of approving minor water and sewer price increases for next year. >>

Steuben County Boy Drowns in Pond

A young child is dead after drowning in a pond in Steuben County over the weekend. >>

Authorities Investigate Stabbing in Ithaca

Victim treated for multiple stab wounds >>

Ithaca Police Search for Inappropriate Toucher

Man allegedly went into college apartment, accosted female students >>

Cleaning up the Jungle

One man is going into Ithaca's Jungle to help the homeless people who live there. >>

NYSP Bust Bradford Pot Growing Operation

Plants, dried marijuana found in Bradford home >>

Elmira Man Charged with Sexual Abuse

Allegedly sexually abused young child >>

Teens Go Hungry to Feed Others

An estimated 12,000 small groups across the country are participating in World Vision's 30 Hour Famine this weekend. >>

School Bus Crash in Ithaca

Five Boynton middle school students were taken to the hospital. >>

Thunderstorms Slam Southern Tier

After months of dry weather, thousands lose power as severe thunderstorms rage across the Southern Tier. >>

Noise, Dust and Traffic Angers Neighbors

It's an economic boom for the community, but neighbors say the Center at Horseheads is also a disturbance. >>

Cleaner Energy Headed to Southern Tier

WGI and Next Era Energy Resources team up to build 50 to 75 wind turbines in four local towns. >>

Gas Drilling Company Fined

RW Products, LLC fined for December 2011 Spill >>

Man High on Bath Salts Launches Manhunt in Cameron

Allegedly fired shotgun inside home >>

No More Cuts to Athletics at ECSD

With teachers being laid off, the ECSD Board decides more cuts to athletics is not the answer. >>

New Apartment Plans Move Forward

A Rochester-based company wants to expand residential housing in the Town of Horseheads. >>

Safe and Sober Prom Season

Southern Tier businesses are encouraging local students to be safe this prom season. >>

Volunteer Fire Departments Struggle

- Locally and across the state, volunteer fire departments are trying very hard to recruit more firefighters, without much luck. >>

Body of Groton Man Found in Ocean City, MD

Lance Gaines Reported Missing in April While on Vacation >>

Bobbie Kugler Indicted for Murder in Fatal Fire

Accused of starting fire that killed four of her children >>

Conversation with Congressman Tom Reed

Congressman Tom Reed says the economy is struck in a rut. >>

Victims Identified in Route 13 fatal crash

One killed, two injured in head-on collision >>

No Charges in Burned Dog Carcass Case

Owner of Burned Dog Steps Forward >>

Elmira Police Investigate Shooting

Man Shoot on Lake Street >>

Williamsport Man Charged with Stalking Bradford Co. Women

Aaron Strayer Accused of Stalking Teen, Two Women in Bradford County >>

Are Fracking Benefits Overrated?

BATH (WENY) -- Most fracking supporters boost the economic impacts as one of the best things about the industry, but one woman warns that boost may be overrated. >>

Man Charged with Murder in Missing Person Case

Elmira Man Charged with Murder, Body Not Found >>

Watkins Glen Woman Sentenced in Fatal Car-Bicycle Accident

Melissa Smith Hit Bicyclist, Didn't Report Accident >>

PSP Investigating Wysox Abduction Attempt

Girl Claims Man in Car Tried to Abduct Her >>

Judge Dismisses First Arena Lawsuit Against County

Chemung County Wins Lawsuit over First Arena >>

Democratic Congressional Candidates Meet Voters

Candidates Prepare for June Primaries, Novemer General Election >>

Undocumented Immigrants Arrested at Elmira-Corning Airport

Police arrest seven undocumented immigrants trying to board a flight at the Elmira-Corning Regional Airport >>

Police Arrest Schuyler County Murder Suspect

Police arrest second suspect in Daniel Bennett murder >>

Holocaust Survivor Shares Story with Students

Shares Story of Nazi Camp, Survival >>

Third Suspect Arrested for Involvement in Schuyler Co. Murder

Alice Trapper of Addison Arrested in Daniel Bennett Murder >>

Dix Murder Suspect is Dead

Thomas Borden Flees Police, Leaps into Oncoming Path of SEPTA Train >>

David Perry Charged with Assault After Jail Fight

Perry involved in alleged assaul at Steuben County Jail >>

Could Snow Hurt Local Farms and Crops?

What does late-season snow mean for farmers? >>

Fraternity Painting Upsets Cohocton Neighbors

Outcry after fallen soldier's mural is painted over on Interstate 390 >>

One Man Shot Dead in Dix

Neighbors in the town of Dix are shocked today after a deadly shooting in their small community. >>

Elmira School Leaders Increase Tax Levy

Elmira school leaders vote to increase the property tax levy to save teacher positions and programs in the district. >>

New Corning Hospital Breaks Ground

The ceremonial toss of dirt starts a new era for Guthrie Healthcare in the Southern Tier. >>

West Gray Street Property Restoration

A troubled Elmira neighborhood is getting a face-lift from the city in the hopes of improving safety. >>

Southern Music for the Southern Tier's Jazz Festival

The heart of Elmira will be roaring with the sounds of music this summer at this year's Twin Tier's Jazz Festival. >>

Ron Paul Makes Campaign Stop in Ithaca

GOP Presidential Hopeful visits with Supporters in Ithaca >>

Elmira Double Shooting at Hathorn Court

An early morning shooting in Elmira has neighbors hoping Police will "beef up" the security at Hathorn Court. >>

Horseheads & C-PP Pass School Budgets

HORSEHEADS -- Horseheads education leaders passed next year's $69.5 million dollar budget. The proposed plan calls for a 0.25 percent increase in spending, and a tax cap levy increase of 3.41 percent. >>

First Arena in Court

The operators of First Arena went to court to argue that Chemung County illegally took the Arena. County leaders say they did everything in their legal power to assure the future of the Jackals home Ice. >>

Eric Smith Parole Hearing Postponed

Parole Hearing for Convicted Murderer Eric Smith Postponed >>

Ron Paul Visits Cornell University

More than 4,400 Ron Paul supporters packed Cornell's Lynah Rink Thursday to listen to GOP Presidential Candidate Ron Paul. >>

Body of Burned Man Identified

Body Found in Burned Car on April 16 >>

Ithaca Protest Targets Unfair Tax Breaks

ITHACA (WENY)-- Between 50 and 75 people used tax day to protest the growing gap between America's richest and poorest residents >>

Tips for Last Minute Tax Filing

April 17 at midnight is the last day to file your taxes. >>

Horseheads to Conduct Noise Study

Horseheads to Use Decibel Meter to Monitor Noise Near the Center >>

Funeral Service for Marine CPL. Bordoni

Friends, Family and the Ithaca community say goodbye to fallen Marine >>

Chemung County Remembers Connie Milliken

Chemung County Legislator Cornelius "Connie" Milliken Passes Away after 40 years of publi service. >>

Donation Challenge at Tompkins Co. SPCA

Anonymous Donors Pledge to match $25,000 in donations >>

Police Identify Victims in Fatal Ithaca Crash

Two Killed, Two Injured in Route 13 Crash in Ithaca >>

Charges Against Seager Funeral Home Owner Dropped

David Seager Mentally Unfit for Trial >>

Air Force Mom Returns Home from Afghanistan, Surprises Daughter

2nd Grader at Avoca Elementary Surprised by Mom Home from Afghanistan >>

Mansfield University Launches Marcellus Institute

Mansfield University announces Marcellus Institute >>

Fruit Farms Brace for Hard Freeze

Reisinger's Apple Country has a plan to reduce damage to fruit crops >>

Unseasonably Warm Weather Gives Farmers a Boost

Farmers Get Month-Long Head Start on Planting Crops >>

Body Found in Cayuga Inlet in Ithaca

Brian Washington, Jr. Found Dead in Cayuga Inlet >>

Gas Prices Above $4 a Gallon in Southern Tier

Gas Prices Jump from $3.99 to $4.05 in Corning, Elmira >>

Corpse Flower in Bloom at Cornell University

The rare "corpse flower" plant is in bloom at Cornell University. The plant blooms for 48 hours every 7 to 10 years. >>

Bath Police See Rising Use of Synthetic Marijuana

Bath Police responding to more incidents involving synthetic marijuana >>

Elderly Woman Killed in Car-Pedestrian Accident

80 year old Norma Ivester is killed by a car while crossing Broad Street in Waverly. >>

David Perry Indicted for Grand Larceny

A grand jury indicts David Perry for Grand Larceny. >>

C-PP Facilities Legal Battle Continues

Tom O'Brien appeals to NY Supreme Court to block C-PP Facilities plan >>

Missing Elderly Woman’s Body Found

The body of 81 year old Johanna Kirkwood was discovered Monday afternoon. Kirkwood had advanced Alzheimer's disease and wandered away from home Saturday. >>

Triple Amputee Brings Message to Elmira

Triple Amputee Cameron Clapp Brings Story to Elmira, Visits with Local Amputees >>

S-VE High School Takes Stand Against Bullying

S-VE High School Takes Stand Against Bullying >>

Arnot Health Lays Off 49 Workers

Arnot cuts employees from three hospitals in the Southern Tier >>

Burned Dog’s Remains Under Investigation

Remains of charred dog found at Wysox Boat Launch >>

Counties Bear Cost of Additional State Primary

Counties Bear Cost of Additional State Primary >>

Rising Gas Prices Slowing Down Delivery Drivers

Daryl Kirkland-Morgan reports. >>

Elderly Couple Targeted in Home Invasion

Elderly Couple Targeted in Home Invasion >>