Joe Salzone

Joe Salzone is the News Director and Operations Manager for the Cayuga Media Group and host of Ithaca's Morning News on 870AM/97.7FM News/Talk WHCU.

Local
6 days ago
ICSD superintendent ‘hopeful’ for new teachers’ contract

Ithaca City School District Superintendent Dr. Luvelle Brown is optimistic about negotiations between the ITA and ICSD.

Crime
6 days ago
Binghamton man sentenced to prison for August kidnapping attempt

Prosecutors say 37-year-old Donald Beetlestone tried taking a young girl from the Price Chopper on Glenwood Avenue in Binghamton on August 1.

Local
1 week ago
Proposed Lansing moratorium backed by Cayuga Lake advocates

The Cayuga Lake Watershed Network is backing Lansing’s Local Law No. 7, which would ban development projects like a data center for one year.

Local
1 week ago
Ex-Freeville fire chief dies at 78

Third generation Freeville firefighter and former chief Edgar Parker passed away on October 6th at the age of 78.

Local
1 week ago
Legislative hopeful pushes for better coordinated mental health resources

Licensed social worker Christy Bianconi is running for a seat in the Tompkins County Legislature in District 14.

Local
1 week ago
Ithaca man arrested on weapon, resisting arrest charges

40-year-old Justin Carl is facing multiple charges after his arrest at the Green Street parking garage this morning.

Local
1 week ago
IPD asking for more alternative response funding

The Ithaca Police Department has presented their budget and is looking for more alternative response funding.

Local
1 week ago
TCPL appoints interim director

Kat Savage was appointed as the Tompkins County Public Library interim director by the Board of Trustees starting today, Oct. 13.

Local
2 weeks ago
Troopers charge Massachusetts man with rape in Steuben County

State Police say 29-year-old Estefan Henriquez was arrested Wednesday in Canisteo after driving to meet a 14-year-old girl for sex.

Local
2 weeks ago
Tompkins DSS ready for cold weather overnight, Akumfi says

Tompkins County Administrator Korsah Akumfi tells WHCU anyone in need of shelter overnight can reach out to the Department of Social Services.