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January 31, 2024
Federal government find Cuomo sexually harassed state employees, Ithaca shelter employee recorded choking, threatening homeless man, Binghamton battery research hub to get more federal funding woh up to $160 million
January 29, 2024
Ithaca shelter worker used chokehold on person; now staffer is on leave Ithaca
January 21, 2024
Tompkins County EMS program receives unexpected $560K New York State
January 17, 2024
Cargill asks DEC for permit adjustment to deal with leaking groundwater, Cayuga Nature Center seeking new homes for live animals due to financial downturn, Geneva will hold a special election to fill a vacant city council seat after a November election tie
January 12, 2024
Tompkins County health officials offer caution as COVID rates rise and students return, Former town supervisor in Cayuga County pleads guilty to stealing $11,000, DEC issues draft guidance for public water treatment facilities to monitor โforeverโ chemicals,
January 11, 2024
Another wind advisory for Wednesday, Tuesday's storms cause 5,000 to lose power in Tompkins and Cortland counties, Kelles to host two utility assistance events, Spectrum cable rates are going up even though theyโre switching to a cheaper streaming system
January 6, 2024
Lansing judge enters race for Tompkins County Court Lansing
December 15, 2023
Court orders New Yorkโs congressional districts redrawn again, Ithaca establishes enforcement policy for homeless encampments, WRFI News feature preview
December 9, 2023
Man accused of setting fire that killed 30 horses at Tioga Downs pleads not guilty, Ulysses residents defeat town plan to pay $210,000 for land for recreational fields, New Police Chief and City Manager appointments approved by Common Council, Thank you! We reached our goal, your year-end donations will make a difference
December 6, 2023
New Roots school in Ithaca resumes normal operations after threat investigation Ithaca