Kathy joins Morning Show Host Roger Neel beginning at 5:30am with the latest local news, weather, and travel information. A graduate of Elmira College, Kathy worked in broadcasting in the Elmira market before heading east to our community. A long-time News Director with WAAL she also is part of that station's Morning Team. Kathy and her husband Randy are the proud owners of two Greyhounds that keep them quite busy.
Kathy Whyte
Longer than Usual Traffic Delays Expected at Prospect Mt. Project
The New York State Department of Transportation is warning of some even longer than usual traffic delays in the Prospect Mountain Construction Project.
Endicott Apartment Residents Evacuated Indefinitely Following CO Leak
Residents of an Endicott apartment building are out of their home indefinitely as officials investigate a carbon monoxide leak.
Winter Weather Advisories Issued for Twin Tiers
The National Weather Service in Binghamton says there is a potential for slippery road conditions and has issued a Winter Weather Advisory.
Marthon Man Killed in Farming Accident Identified
Cortland County Sheriff's officials say a Marathon man is dead after the old tractor he was driving rolled over on him.
Murder/ Suicide Investigation Near Scranton
Pennsylvania State police are investigating an apparent murder/ suicide about an hour south of Binghamton.
Home Energy Assistance Program Signups Start November 12
Enrollment for the 2019-2020 regular Home Energy Assistance Program opens Tuesday, November 12.
Foodie Friday Asparagus Rice Salad Side Dish
If you're looking for some different "sides" this year, this asparagus rice salad is a nice option that can be made well in advance.
New York State Senator Battles Cancer Again
New York State Senator John Seward says he is being treated for bladder cancer again.
Broome Legislature Votes on the 2020 Budget
Broome County legislators are voting on a final budget recommendation for 2020.
1975 Rockbottom Dam Hero Passes Away
A retired Binghamton firefighter is being remembered not only for his years of protecting his community but for his place in the City’s history.