Pennsylvania State Police respond to armed burglary in Blossburg Borough

Pennsylvania State Police respond to armed burglary in Blossburg Borough

Pennsylvania State Police respond to armed burglary at the Kwik Fill gas station in Blossburg

13 hrs 48 mins ago by Dan Berman
30th annual Watkins Glen Village Christmas

30th annual Watkins Glen Village Christmas

The 30th annual Watkins Glen Village Christmas welcomed in the holiday season. From lighting the Christmas to tree to the parade floats, there was lots of festive fun to be had.

19 hrs 21 mins ago by Max Coven
Story behind this year's New York State Capitol Christmas tree

Story behind this year's New York State Capitol Christmas tree

This years Capitol Christmas tree displayed on the Empire State Plaza stands 38 feet tall, having grown for more than 30 years and beginning it's journey in a cup.

December 1st, 6:18 PM EST by Elise Kline
Woman Charged with Surrogacy Fraud Scheme in Steuben County

Woman Charged with Surrogacy Fraud Scheme in Steuben County

A Steuben County grand jury has indicted a woman from Erie County, New York accusing her of falsifying documents and fraudulently entering into a surrogacy agreement.

December 1st, 6:09 PM EST by Renata Stiehl
University of Cornell students hold mock trial and occupied campus building to have list of demands reviewed by administration, negotiations may be underway

University of Cornell students hold mock trial and occupied campus building to have list of demands reviewed by administration, negotiations may be underway

ITHACA, N.Y. (WENY) -- Students at Cornell University occupied a campus building beginning at noon after holding a mock trial against President Martha Pollack. During the mock trial, the students outlined a list of demands including protection of their fr

December 1st, 5:40 PM EST by Crystal Bermudez
SVE teacher and sprint car driver honored by CRSA for on-track performance, off-track wisdom

SVE teacher and sprint car driver honored by CRSA for on-track performance, off-track wisdom

For one fourth grade class at Spencer-Van Etten Elementary School, their teacher has displayed both commitment to education and excellence on the race track.

December 1st, 10:22 AM EST by Connor Freidhoff
Pennsylvania fishing licenses are now available to purchase beginning Dec. 1 until Dec. 31, 2024

Pennsylvania fishing licenses are now available to purchase beginning Dec. 1 until Dec. 31, 2024

HARRIBURG, P.A. (WENY) -- Pennsylvania fishing licenses, permits, and gift vouchers will be available for purchase beginning Dec. 1st. Those who are interested can visit the Pennsylvania Fish and Boat Commission website, or by visiting a retail license is

December 1st, 7:46 AM EST by Crystal Bermudez
Sen. Gillibrand to Introduce Bill Targeting Robocalls, AI Scams

Sen. Gillibrand to Introduce Bill Targeting Robocalls, AI Scams

Robocalls and phone scams are not only evolving, they’re also costing Americans billions of dollars. New artificial intelligence technology is making it even harder to identify a scam. 

November 30th, 9:15 PM EST by Brendan Scanland
House Debates Whether to Expel New York Representative George Santos

House Debates Whether to Expel New York Representative George Santos

WASHINGTON, D.C. - The House of Representatives debated whether New York Republican Representative George Santos should stay in congress. This follows a report from the House Ethics Committee alleging the freshman Representative has violated federal law.

November 30th, 9:13 PM EST by Rachel Knapp
New law in New York aims to improve youth sports safety

New law in New York aims to improve youth sports safety

A new law in New York requires youth sports programs and camps across the empire state to have an automatic external defibrillator or AED implementation plan.

November 30th, 9:12 PM EST by Elise Kline
Vietnam Veterans Honor Guard & Vietnam Veterans of America Chapter 803 Donate Thousands to Children's Miracle Network at Arnot Ogden

Vietnam Veterans Honor Guard & Vietnam Veterans of America Chapter 803 Donate Thousands to Children's Miracle Network at Arnot Ogden

The Vietnam Veterans Honor Guard and the Vietnam Veterans of America Chapter 803 came together to donate $3,000 to the Arnot Ogden Medical Center in Elmira. The money will go towards improving the equipment in the neonatal intensive care unit, or NICU. 

November 30th, 7:12 PM EST by Linsey Madison
Elmira R.I.S.E is open for business

Elmira R.I.S.E is open for business

Elmira’s Downtown welcomed Elmira R.I.S.E. to the community of local businesses with a ribbon-cutting ceremony. This dry bar is located at 190 Main Street.

November 30th, 7:02 PM EST by Alexandra Deryn
Mannheim Steamroller 2023 Christmas Tour is coming to the Clemens Center

Mannheim Steamroller 2023 Christmas Tour is coming to the Clemens Center

Mannheim Steamroller's 2023 Christmas Tour is coming to the Clemens Center in December. Here is what to expect for the holiday performance.

November 30th, 6:19 PM EST by Max Coven
Henry Kissinger, secretary of state under Presidents Nixon and Ford, dies at 100

Henry Kissinger, secretary of state under Presidents Nixon and Ford, dies at 100

Former Secretary of State Henry Kissinger has died, his consulting firm says.

November 30th, 6:03 AM EST
Watkins Glen's Clute Park Ice Rink will be open for business soon

Watkins Glen's Clute Park Ice Rink will be open for business soon

There has been a handful of Facebook posts from people in the Southern Tier saying, Clute Parks Ice Ring will not open for the season. Watkins Glen Mayor Laurie DeNardo says it will very soon.

November 29th, 11:17 PM EST by Max Coven
HEAP Can Help Low-Income Eligible New Yorkers with Energy Bills

HEAP Can Help Low-Income Eligible New Yorkers with Energy Bills

As the temperatures start dropping, you've probably already turned your heat on this season. But, what happens if you're almost out of home-heating fuel or can't afford your energy bill?

November 29th, 7:23 PM EST by Linsey Madison
In Personal and Passionate Floor Speech, Schumer Warns Against Rise in Antisemitism

In Personal and Passionate Floor Speech, Schumer Warns Against Rise in Antisemitism

WASHINGTON, D.C. - New York Senator Chuck Schumer (D- NY), who is the highest elected Jewish official in US history, gave a passionate speech on the Senate floor; warning about the rise in antisemitism in America. In a roughly 40-minute long and passionat

November 29th, 6:41 PM EST by Rachel Knapp
Third Vote on Santos Expulsion Expected This Week

Third Vote on Santos Expulsion Expected This Week

A third vote to expel Representative George Santos (R- NY) from Congress is expected to occur by the end of this week. Santos has pleaded “not guilty” to federal fraud and conspiracy charges in recent months. 

November 29th, 6:28 PM EST by Brendan Scanland
Legislation to potentially ban non-compete agreements in New York

Legislation to potentially ban non-compete agreements in New York

At a time when the Federal Trade Commission seeks to ban non-compete agreements nationwide, some lawmakers urge the Governor to sign passed legislation banning these types of agreements in New York.  

November 30th, 3:25 PM EST by Elise Kline
Christmas Tree Lights Up Capitol Hill with Annual Ceremony

Christmas Tree Lights Up Capitol Hill with Annual Ceremony

It is a bit brighter on Capitol Hill tonight after a very festive holiday tradition. Thousands of hand-crafted ornaments and lights sit as high as 63-feet in the air on this year’s spruce from the Monongahela National Forest.

November 29th, 12:27 AM EST by Brendan Scanland
Schumer Outlines End of Year Priorities for Senate, Including Aid for Israel and Ukraine
Schumer Outlines End of Year Priorities for Senate, Including Aid for Israel and Ukraine

On Sunday, Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer (D- NY) sent a letter to colleagues outlining the tasks that must be completed before lawmakers leave Washington for the holidays. 

House to Vote on Condemning Hamas Taking Hostages, Demanding their Release
House to Vote on Condemning Hamas Taking Hostages, Demanding their Release

WASHINGTON, D.C. - A temporary truce between Israel and Hamas will be extended for a couple of more days to allow humanitarian relief into Gaza as well as releasing some hostages. Meanwhile on Capitol Hill, congressional members are demanding Hamas to rel

November 27th, 3:17 PM EST
New law to put free period products in private schools
New law to put free period products in private schools

A new law in New York will require non-public middle and high schools to provide period products in restrooms free of charge for students. 

One person shot after shooting in downtown Elmira
One person shot after shooting in downtown Elmira

Elmira police had a portion of West Water Street blocked off in downtown Elmira, as multiple officers combed the area following a shooting Monday morning.

New bridal shop opens doors in Corning
New bridal shop opens doors in Corning

The Town tailor is a new bridal shop located on 201 Pine Street in Corning

Burglary on Bryant St. in Ithaca Saturday morning
Burglary on Bryant St. in Ithaca Saturday morning

Around 4:30 a.m. Saturday, November 25th, Ithaca Police responded to a call coming from the 300 block of Bryant Ave. in Ithaca for a reported burglary in progress. When police arrived, the victims reported being woken up by someone in their home.

Menacing investigation on-going in Ithaca without a named suspect
Menacing investigation on-going in Ithaca without a named suspect

On Monday, November 20th, the Ithaca Police Department responded to a report of a dispute between two inside a business on the 300 block of Third Street. The suspect has not been named or located at this time.

Several shots fired on W. Buffalo St. in Ithaca Friday Night
Several shots fired on W. Buffalo St. in Ithaca Friday Night

On Friday, November 24th, the Ithaca Police Department says they responded to reports of gunfire in the 800 block of West Buffalo St. in Ithaca. Nobody was injured.