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Gas prices in New York are climbing fast, jumping more than 25 cents in a week and 8 cents in a few hours.

There is an end in sight for the long, complicated saga of a long-awaited Tioga County store that has been unable to open because it lacked a water supply.

New York has some of the highest property taxes in the country, and now thousands are leaving because of it.

The most prominent eyesore in downtown Binghamton now is history.

This season, scratch-off tickets are more than just a game; they’re a shot at life-changing wins right here in our community.

As AI takes center stage in New York's workplaces, employees are feeling the heat to prove their worth like never before. What’s driving this surge in work hours?

Tick season is already hitting the Hudson Valley and Empire State hard, and experts say it’s worse than it’s been in years.

Mastodon's Brann Dailor tells UCR how he got involved with the band's latest offering, which helps to raise funds and awareness for MusiCares.

The territory south of the Mason-Dixon Line has always been musically fertile.

The singer says he wrote it "to encourage some sort of activism" and was inspired by Marvin Gaye.

A man checked into a Binghamton motel with 14 jars of Vaseline and left behind a mess nobody could believe.

A Binghamton man remains in critical condition after a targeted attack, as a GoFundMe created by his family draws strong community support.

A Florida man who traveled to upstate New York intending to meet a child for sex has now been sentenced in federal court.

New York's youth are feeling the strain of too much screen time, and the numbers tell a staggering story about our digital habits.

A Broome County developer has scrapped his plans to renovate a large commercial building in the heart of the village of Owego.

Broome County deputies tackled two motorcycle pursuits last week, catching a 56-year-old and a 23-year-old after reckless driving dangerously.

An abandoned restaurant building on the Vestal Parkway is to be demolished to make way for another business that's planning to open on the site.

Growing up rural in the '80s meant burn barrels, three-wheelers, and a world as big as your property line.