Antisemitism in Higher Education Focus of PA Senate Education Committee Hearing

Antisemitism in Higher Education Focus of PA Senate Education Committee Hearing

A new school year is weeks away… lawmakers listen to testimony from last year’s experiences as campuses brace for new semesters.

$56 Million for Gun Violence Prevention, After School Programming

$56 Million for Gun Violence Prevention, After School Programming

Safe community initiatives receive funding increase.

U.S. House Votes to Approve Task Force on Assassination Attempt of Former President Trump

U.S. House Votes to Approve Task Force on Assassination Attempt of Former President Trump

It’s been nearly two weeks since the assassination attempt on former President Donald Trump. Lawmakers in Washington continue to press for answers and accountability over the tragic events that unfolded in Butler, PA on July 13. 

One person dead after car crash in Danby

One person dead after car crash in Danby

DANBY, N.Y. (WENY) -- One person is dead after a car accident in Danby Wednesday afternoon. According to the Tompkins County Sheriff's Office, it happened on Danby Rd. around 1 p.m. Law enforcement say the driver of a Hyundai sedan going south on the road

Five-Year-Old Boy Falls 30 Ft. Near Waterfall at Waverly Glen Park

Five-Year-Old Boy Falls 30 Ft. Near Waterfall at Waverly Glen Park

A five-year-old boy was taken to the hospital with a cut on his head after falling 30 feet near a waterfall in the Waverly Glen Park area.

Gov. Hochul announces $22.5 million for healthcare workforce training

Gov. Hochul announces $22.5 million for healthcare workforce training

A $22.5 million award going to 13 hospitals and 15 nursing homes aims to steady the healthcare workforce pipeline at a time when it faces significant shortages. 

Ringing the Bell for Christmas in July at Elmira's Salvation Army

Ringing the Bell for Christmas in July at Elmira's Salvation Army

The Salvation Army in Elmira is ringing the bell with an event called "Christmas in July" to put a spotlight on food insecurity.

Southport Issues Notice of Violation to Cherry Lane Park

Southport Issues Notice of Violation to Cherry Lane Park

Cherry Lane Park in the Town of Southport was a discussion item at a special meeting of the Town Board on Thursday, July 25th.

Pro-Palestine Supporters Protest Outside US Capitol During Netanyahu Visit

Pro-Palestine Supporters Protest Outside US Capitol During Netanyahu Visit

WASHINGTON, D.C. - A large pro- Palestine protest rallied nearby the US Capitol on Wednesday. Protesters there were angry the Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu was in town, addressing congress. US Capitol Police said some of the crowds started to

Netanyahu Delivers Joint Address to Congress, Some Lawmakers Boycott Speech

Netanyahu Delivers Joint Address to Congress, Some Lawmakers Boycott Speech

On Wednesday, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu delivered a joint address to Congress as Israel continues its war with Hamas. The address comes as the contentious conflict continues to spark division across the globe, and even within Congress. 

Horseheads sticker shop raided, accused of selling weed illegally

Horseheads sticker shop raided, accused of selling weed illegally

HORSEHEADS, N.Y. (WENY) -- Best Buds in Horseheads was closed Wednesday evening after they had their marijuana seized by law enforcement. A sign posted on the door of the business in Hanover Square reads that illicit cannabis was seized and the shop was o

Former Pennsylvania State Trooper Asking Judge to Vacate Verdict in Fatal Crash

Former Pennsylvania State Trooper Asking Judge to Vacate Verdict in Fatal Crash

In May, a Pennsylvania State Trooper was found guilty in Tioga County Court of causing a crash that killed a Troy Area School District teacher. Now, his defense team is asking for that guilty verdict to be thrown out and given a new trial.

Local housing market reports: 2023 vs. 2024

Local housing market reports: 2023 vs. 2024

The Elmira-Corning Regional Association of Realtors released their quarterly housing market report yesterday and there are a few things that potential buyers should note.

Wells Enterprises project expands ice cream production in New York

Wells Enterprises project expands ice cream production in New York

Wells Enterprises, the largest ice cream privately owned manufacturer in the United States, is looking to spend $425 million on a project designed to increase ice cream output to more than four times their current production. 

What Gov. Shapiro Could Bring to a Democrat Ticket as Vice President

What Gov. Shapiro Could Bring to a Democrat Ticket as Vice President

Rounding out the ticket.

148th Troy Fair Returns and the Fun Awaits

148th Troy Fair Returns and the Fun Awaits

The 148th Troy Fair has returned and the summer fun on the midway awaits.

Salvation Army of Corning holding Fill ‘Er Up Red Kettle Christmas in July fundraiser

Salvation Army of Corning holding Fill ‘Er Up Red Kettle Christmas in July fundraiser

In honor of the Salvation Army's 140th year anniversary, the Salvation Army of Corning is kicking off its Fill ‘Er Up Red Kettle Christmas in July fundraiser.

Staying Vigilant Against Scammers, How the Bank Tries to Help

Staying Vigilant Against Scammers, How the Bank Tries to Help

Scammers are always coming up with new ways to take your money, but what steps are banks taking to help prevent you from being scammed? One banking institution in the Southern Tier offered some ways you can stay vigilant.

Gov. Shapiro Comments on Former Secret Service Director Cheatle Resigning

Gov. Shapiro Comments on Former Secret Service Director Cheatle Resigning

Pennsylvania Politician reactions.

Secret Service Director Resigns, Lawmakers Still Searching for Answers Following Assassination Attempt

Secret Service Director Resigns, Lawmakers Still Searching for Answers Following Assassination Attempt

One day after a testifying in front of the House Oversight and Accountability Committee, United States Secret Service (USSS) Director Kimberly Cheatle has resigned.

PA Anti-SLAPP Law Reform; Protections Against Frivolous Lawsuits

PA Anti-SLAPP Law Reform; Protections Against Frivolous Lawsuits

A rare show of complete bipartisan support in Harrisburg.

PASSHE Chancellor to retire in October

PASSHE Chancellor to retire in October

PENNSYLVANIA (WENY) -- The Chancellor of Pennsylvania's State System of Higher Education announced he will step down from the position in October. Dan Greenstein, who has headed the department for six years, told the PASSHE Board of Governors that he is r

Cuomo's $5.1 million COVID book deal ethics dispute awaits Court of Appeals review

Cuomo's $5.1 million COVID book deal ethics dispute awaits Court of Appeals review

A case awaiting the state’s highest court, involving the former governor, could potentially have a big impact of the New York State Commission on Ethics and Lobbying in Government.  

Hburg Rally for Violent Student Protests in Bangladesh

Hburg Rally for Violent Student Protests in Bangladesh

Pennsylvania support for chaos across the world.

Stewart Park Pool Re-Opening on Saturday

Stewart Park Pool Re-Opening on Saturday

The Stewart Park Pool in Corning will re-open on Saturday, July 27th. The City of Corning says they anticipate the pool will stay open through late August.