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The lights are back on at the location of a beloved Italian restaurant that closed suddenly last summer.

Kopernik Observatory and Science Center is marking the 50th anniversary of the Apollo 11 mission to the moon with a special program July 19.

The City of Binghamton is waiving fees at its pools and the Columbus Park spray pad hours will be extended to help residents beat the heat

Pennsylvania State Police are investigating an explosion that left a man with injuries 64 miles south of Binghamton in Wayne County.

A Brooklyn man is found guilty of weapon possession in an incidentr involving a Johnson City woman, her car and a loaded pistol.

An accused Town of Union drug dealer can be tried for manslaughter for allegedly selling drugs known to be deadly.

Just as certain conditions must be present in the winter for a storm to be an actual blizzard, not all hot weather events qualify as a heat wave.

Officials warn heat and humidity can cause heat illnesses during outdoor exertion or extended exposure.

After a little experimenting, Foodie Friday came up with a vegan coleslaw that even I like and I have never cared for coleslaw!

50 years ago Apollo 11 landed on the Moon. I was to young when it happened, I visited Kennedy Space Station years ago. Here are a ton of picture from there.

A $50 million project to convert an abandoned Endicott Johnson building into a senior apartment complex is on hold with its future in doubt.

Johnson City Police say a Village resident is facing felony charges after a man was stabbed near Main Street Terrace July 17.

Broome County officials say it's important for people to know where they can go if they don't have regular access to air conditioning.

A Florida man, accused of crashing a stolen car in Broome County, and running through a neighborhood, killing chickens, pleads not guilty to numerous charges.

Willow Point Rehabilitation and Nursing Center has received a three-star rating from the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services.

The weather attention now turns from the moisture left from Hurricane Barry and flooding to oppressive heat and humidity.

A woman is expected to be ticketed after a sport utility vehicle smashed into a light pole in Vestal.

To help combat the extreme heat, cooling centers all around Central New York will open their doors to the community Friday and Saturday.