Driver crashes into parked car and power line in West Elmira

Driver crashes into parked car and power line in West Elmira

Overnight, there was an accident that took place on Hendy Creek Road in West Elmira.  

The Last Stand Reopens Friday Morning after Car Crashes into Shop Last Weekend

The Last Stand Reopens Friday Morning after Car Crashes into Shop Last Weekend

The Horseheads location of the Last Stand announced Thursday night they will reopen bright and early Friday morning. Here is what the ice cream shop said in a Facebook post.

Planned fixes coming to divot on Riverside Drive in Athens, timeline moved up after crash

Planned fixes coming to divot on Riverside Drive in Athens, timeline moved up after crash

ATHENS TOWNSHIP, PA. (WENY) -- The Pennsylvania Department of Transportation (PennDOT) says they plan to patch the divot on Riverside Drive in Athens Township Saturday, weather permitting. Fixes were planned for this roadway initially, before a fatal car

Cyber Charter School Reform Links to Larger School Choice Debates in Harrisburg

Cyber Charter School Reform Links to Larger School Choice Debates in Harrisburg

There’s agreement on the need for change. As always, it’s the final dollar sign keeping parties at odds.

Chemung Co. Sheriff's Office Launches App

Chemung Co. Sheriff's Office Launches App

The Chemung County Sheriff's Office launched a mobile app, they say will help the community be informed and stay safe. 

President Joe Biden announces Micron's $6.1 billion CHIPS funding in Syracuse

President Joe Biden announces Micron's $6.1 billion CHIPS funding in Syracuse

President Joe Biden announced a preliminary agreement between the Biden administration and Micron, a semiconductor manufacturing company in Syracuse, New York, for $6.1 billion in funding from the CHIPS and Science Act.

Pro-Palestinian Protests Ramp Up on Campuses Across the US

Pro-Palestinian Protests Ramp Up on Campuses Across the US

As the war between Israel and Hamas rages on, so are clashes on college campuses. Protests at some schools, including Columbia in New York City, are reaching new heights this week. Many protests have resulted in violence and mass arrests. 

'A historic day' for the CHIPS and Science Act

'A historic day' for the CHIPS and Science Act

United States Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer (D-N.Y.) said the presidential announcement of a multi-billion dollar agreement with Micron is a signal for New Yorkers that a new era has come for prosperity.  

Supreme Court Hears Arguments in Trump Immunity Claim in Election Interference Case

Supreme Court Hears Arguments in Trump Immunity Claim in Election Interference Case

The Supreme Court heard arguments over whether former President Donald Trump is immune from prosecution in a case alleging he attempted to overturn the 2020 election results.

Three dead after early morning crash in Bradford County

Three dead after early morning crash in Bradford County

ATHENS TWP, PA. (WENY) -- Three people died after a single car crash happened in Athens Township early Tuesday morning. According to the Athens Township Police Department, the crash happened just after 2:30 a.m. on Riverside Drive. They say a sedan travel

Cornell Students Establish Tent Encampment, 'Liberated Zone' on Campus

Cornell Students Establish Tent Encampment, 'Liberated Zone' on Campus

Students at Cornell University are the latest at college campuses across the country to set up encampments in protest of the war in Gaza.

Fire Damages Southside Elmira Home

Fire Damages Southside Elmira Home

Fire crews are on the scene of a house fire at an apartment home on Elmira's south side.

Newfield man arrested on weapons charges

Newfield man arrested on weapons charges

NEWFIELD, N.Y. (WENY) -- A Newfield man was arrested Tuesday on weapons charges. The Tompkins County Sheriff says 23-year-old Rayquan Brooks had meth, heroin and pills on him after law enforcement performed a probationary check on him in Newfield. Brooks

Sayre man arrested for allegedly making meth

Sayre man arrested for allegedly making meth

SAYRE, PA. (WENY) -- A Sayre man was arrested on 66 felonies and 74 misdemeanors over allegedly making meth, according to the Bradford County Drug Task Force and the Pennsylvania State Police Vice and Narcotics Unit. The charges follow a search of his hom

The Road to the Seneca7, a 77.7 Mile Relay around Seneca Lake

The Road to the Seneca7, a 77.7 Mile Relay around Seneca Lake

A 77.7-mile relay around Seneca Lake takes off bright and early Sunday morning. Here are the details for all participants.

Claverack to Receive $4.8 Million to Expand Broadband Access

Claverack to Receive $4.8 Million to Expand Broadband Access

A utility company headquartered in the Northern Tier is getting millions of dollars to expand access to broadband internet in rural communities.

Biden Admin Imposes Controversial Staffing Requirements for Nursing Homes

Biden Admin Imposes Controversial Staffing Requirements for Nursing Homes

A first-of-its-kind federal minimum staffing requirement for nursing homes was finalized this week. The Biden Administration’s final rule will mean big changes at roughly 15,000 nursing homes around the country. 

Defense Analysts Encourage US to Enhance Military Budget, Alliances Abroad

Defense Analysts Encourage US to Enhance Military Budget, Alliances Abroad

WASHINGTON, D.C. - The Center for Strategic and International Studies (CSIS), a bipartisan nonprofit policy research organization, held their flagship annual security forum. Military and intelligence leaders as well as researchers and policy analysts shar

The ‘Uncommitted’ Campaign & Write-In Votes

The ‘Uncommitted’ Campaign & Write-In Votes

Over 58,000 write-in votes in Pennsylvanian’s presidential ballot race. What it means for the Pro-Palestine movement; and the election officials who have to count them all.

Denim Day in Albany

Denim Day in Albany

Nearly one hundred pairs of jeans strung up on a clothesline in the Empire State Plaza in Albany represent this years Denim Day.

Schuyler Co. Legislature releases statement addressing public concerns about Veterans Service Agency

Schuyler Co. Legislature releases statement addressing public concerns about Veterans Service Agency

 On Thursday, April 18th, the Schuyler County Veterans Service Agency Director was dismissed from her position.  On Tuesday, the Schuyler County Legislature issued a statement in response to community concerns in the wake of this decision.

Train and tractor trailer collide in Waverly

Train and tractor trailer collide in Waverly

WAVERLY, N.Y. (WENY) -- Crews were on scene in Waverly Tuesday afternoon, cleaning up a crash involving a tractor trailer and a train. It happened on Broad Street Extension around 3 p.m.

Senate Tees Up $95 Billion Foreign Aid Package

Senate Tees Up $95 Billion Foreign Aid Package

The Senate is gearing up for a vote to send billions of dollars in foreign aid to Ukraine, Israel and the Indo-Pacific-- just a few days after the aid package cleared its biggest hurdle by passing a deeply divided House of Representatives.

County Sheriff's raise concern about recent officer deaths

County Sheriff's raise concern about recent officer deaths

Sheriffs from across the state gathered in the New York State Capitol today calling on lawmakers to "end open season on police officers.

Horseheads ice cream shop donates all of Tuesday's profits to family of injured children

Horseheads ice cream shop donates all of Tuesday's profits to family of injured children

The owner of The Last Stand said all the profits made today at the Painted Post location will be donated to the family whose children were pinned by a car on Saturday.