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The esteemed publisher's onetime headquarters has been designated a local historic landmark in Ithaca, N.Y.

The spotted lanternfly has made its comeback this summer, and many wonder if climate change is helping them thrive.

The body of a Johnson City man has been pulled from a gorge in Tompkins County.

Colleges in Colorado and New York State experienced bomb threats, but no actual bombs, on Friday. Colorado and New York were the latest states to experience such threats. In Colorado, the threats were against Arapahoe Community College, Community College of Aurora, Community College of Denver, Front Range Community College, Red Rocks Community College and the University of

Local businesses and workers desperate for help as COVID-19 hits

We are excited to welcome back to Cincinnati Public Radio, Derrick Smith as our new Production and Recording Engineer. Derrick worked as our Classics for Kids Intern during the pandemic, but his passion is audio production. He joined Cincinnati Edition host Lucy May for a get-to-know-you conversation. 

We are excited to welcome back to Cincinnati Public Radio, Derrick Smith as our new Production and Recording Engineer. Derrick worked as our Classics for Kids Intern during the pandemic, but his passion is audio production. He joined Cincinnati Edition host Lucy May for a get-to-know-you conversation. 

Four cities have passed good cause eviction, a state bill is looming and upstate landlords have yet to launch a counter campaign.

5 hours ago in Community, Local Photo: WHCU ITHACA, N.Y. (WHCU) — Stewart’s Shops has officially bought into the Ithaca-Tompkins market. According to The Ithaca Voice, the company has purchased the Valero Nice ‘n Easy Grocery Shop at the intersection of Route 13 and 366 in the town of Dryden. Stewart’s Public Affairs Director Erica Komoroske says six of their eight recent convenience store purchases will be rebranded under the company name. They are unde...

Three separate car accidents occurred in Dryden over the past week or so, resulting in six individuals in total taken to the hospital. The first accident took place just before 7:30 p.m. on April 20 along State Route 13 near Lower Creek Road. Nineteen-year-old Krista Kelly-Jones of Groton and an 11-year-old female passenger of Groton were traveling northwest on State Route 13 when her Chevy Malibu crossed over the center and struck head-on a Toyota Corolla heading in the opposite direction. The...