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NTSB releases initial report on fatal Enfield plane crash
NTSB officials say the evidence is inconclusive, and the investigation is ongoing.
Cortland County Mental Health to add more parking spaces
A structure on an adjacent property at 83 Pendelton St. will be demolished to create new parking.
Weitsman OKs artist to create troll sculpture at Ithaca’s Sagan House
It would be created by a Danish artist, who's constructed similar troll sculptures out of recycled material around the world.
Hochul calls for independent review of Cornell following sexual assault lawsuit
Hochul says she wants to ensure the university met every obligation to protect its students and pursue justice.
Good Neighbor Grocery completes renovations, looks to add extension to building
About two and a half years after opening their brick-and-mortar store, Good Neighbor Grocery in Groton is growing.
Area 51 program to showcase authors in Cortland, Tompkins, Broome, and Onondaga Counties
The launch of Area 51’s Local Creators Program will showcase authors and publishers in Cortland, Tompkins, Broome, and Onondaga Counties.
Ithaca mayor introduces resolution in response to Cornell rape probe
Mayor Cantelmo also said Cornell failed to work with IPD in 2024.
Overnight work on West Buffalo St. in Ithaca through Oct. 8
City officials say the work will happen between 6 p.m. and 7 a.m.
Broome County monitoring first potential measles case
The Broome County Health Department is currently awaiting test results from the NYS Department of Health.
Schuyler County Transit free for remainder of ’26
All fares on all routes have been waived through New Year's Eve.
No serious injuries in Homer crash
HOMER, NY (607NewsNow) – One person is recovering after a crash in Homer. On September 27, the Homer Fire Department…
Waverly PD seeks assistance identifying person of interest
Anyone who recognizes the pictured individual is asked to contact the Waverly Police Department.
Tompkins County DA to re-open alleged gang rape case at Cornell
District Attorney Matt Van Houten says a grand jury will be presented with evidence in the case involving 7 Cornell students.
Lansing board to review rec center expansion plans
Eastlake Recreation Center wants to improve its facility.
$5-6 million deficit likely for Ithaca in 2027, Recckio says
Acting City Manager Dominick Recckio says Ithaca faces challenges because of rising costs.
State Comptroller audit flags Moravia purchasing practices
According to NYS Comptroller's Office, the village failed to seek competition for goods and services totaling more than $1.3 million during a two-year audit period.
Kelles, colleagues to push for bill establishing Rural Suicide Prevention Council
On September 29, Kelles and other members of the NYS Assembly will call on Governor Hochul to sign the bipartisan bill.
