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The Chamber is calling off the Policy Breakfast scheduled for August 28 at Ithaca College after concerning social media posts.
Students at Newfield Middle School and Newfield High School will have to keep all devices that connect to the internet and Bluetooth in their lockers.
Trumansburg received a re-certification for their pro-housing community status for 2025.
Cortland is in the early development stages of a new homeless shelter.
Cornell University President Michael Kotlikoff has detailed reasons for budget cuts.
Congressman Josh Riley traveled to Israel, the West Bank, and Gaza border last weekend for a closer look at the ongoing conflict.
Ranked-choice voting and changes to term limits are under consideration in Ithaca.
State Sen. Lea Webb says $1.2 million through the Gun Involved Violence Elimination (G.I.V.E.) program is being split between Tompkins and Broome counties.
On Aug. 8, Webb stopped by Southworth Library in Dryden and read to kids.
At their Aug. 5 meeting, councilors agreed to set a public hearing and vote at their next meeting, which is Aug. 19.