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Wyalusing Bank Robbed by Customer on Motorized Bike Kathy Whyte/ WNBF News Authorities say 54-year-old William Nichols reportedly rode up to the drive-thru at around noon March 31 on a motorized bicycle and gave the clerk a noting saying he had a knife and was robbing the place. The tellers filled his bag with money and he motored off with over $2,000. But Troopers caught up with Nichols on State Route 6 and took him into custody. Nichols is charged with robbery and making terroristic threats. ...

A cold front sweeping through the region is going to cause temperatures to plummet and winds to threaten trees and power lines.

A Little Falls woman is now charged with vehicular manslaughter in connection with a deadly head-on crash in New Berlin in August, 2020.

A Little Falls woman is now charged with vehicular manslaughter in connection with a deadly head-on crash in New Berlin in August, 2020.

New York Suspends State Debt Collection The worldwide pandemic has caused much financial hardship all over our country, and New York State has halted the collection of medical, and student debt owed to the state. Business and families have lost income due to the rapid spread of this disease; 4.8 million New Yorkers have filed for unemployment. Enter your number to get our free mobile app According to a news release, Attorney General Letitia James renewed the ongoing order to help workers and fa...

nd Congressional District but incumbent Anthony Brindisi is still not conceding. Photo: Bob Joseph/WNBF News (file) The former Congresswoman on November 19 announced she had won her seat back after posting a lead of a couple thousand votes over incumbent Democrat Congressman Anthony Brindisi in the November 3 election.  He did not concede and the past two months have been spent counting paper ballots, re-counting ballots, finding lost ballots, evaluating voter eligibility and registrations a...

PennDOT Waives CDL Test for Qualified Veterans In an effort to help veterans with their transitions into civilian life, PennDOT and the DMVA are waving CDL requirements to qualified individuals. According to a news release from PennDOT, a new Pennsylvania law will waive the requirements for residents of Pennsylvania, who are current and former military members, and who operate a commercial vehicle as part of their duties, to take a commercial Driver’s License Knowledge Test when they are appl...

Tomorrow is local Advocacy Day and the Greater Binghamton Chamber is giving businesses a front seat to the virtual Legislative Agenda.