On June 5, three professors and three administrative professionals received the SUNY Chancellor’s Award.
On June 4, Alina Gleockler was arrested by the Chemung County Sheriff’s Office for failing to appear on a charge of grand larceny.
On June 8, the United States Attorney’s Office of the Northern District of New York announced recent convictions of 11 people in a drug trafficking ring.
On June 4, the Cayuga County Legislature approved an agreement for long-term operations at the Garden Street facility in Auburn.
29 staff reductions were made official at the final Marathon Board of Education meeting for the 2025-26 school year.
Deshawn Simmons was arrested after a records check during a traffic stop, not possessing a valid driver’s license and failing to answer to various tickets.
FDA officials say certain batches of Up & Up fragrance-free and fresh cucumber-scented baby wipes may contain bacteria that can cause serious infections.
The alleged incident happened on June 7 while two people were trying to break up a dog fight in the 600 block of Five Mile Drive around 2 p.m.
15-year-old Ciara Lynn Culpepper, who was living in Binghamton, has not been seen for over a month.
On June 4, the Binghamton Fire Department was called for mutual aid to Port Crane after a report that an individual had fallen 25 feet into a creek.