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A tanker truck carrying 6,000 gallons of yogurt sludge crashed in New York on Thursday morning, Nov. 12, police said. The sludge shifted in the back of the truck while it was traveling through Chenango County, causing the big rig to tip over onto its right side around 7:20 a.m. Thursday, New York St…
SHERBURNE, NY — A woman was arrested Nov. 5, 2026, by the Chenango County Sheriff’s Office for harassment and endangering the welfare of a child. Jamie L. Brown, 34, of Smyrna, turned herself in at the Chenango County Sheriff’s Office. Deputies responded to an address in the...
One person is dead and six others were injured after a fiery crash involving a Belleville Henderson Central School bus and an SUV near Smithville.
Up to 10 inches already reported at higher elevations, with 2 to 5 more inches possible by Friday.
Court documents have shed light on the hatchet attack at the Pratt and Whitney plant in Clayville that left one person in intensive care. According to the Oneida County Sheriff Robert Maciol, at around 4:41 p.m. on Nov. 6, the Oneida County 911 Center received several calls from people all reporting the same thing — that a man had attacked two people with a hatchet at the Pratt and Whitney / Homogeneous Metals Inc plant, located at 2395 Main Street in the village of Clayville. Since then, a temporary extreme risk protection order has been filed against suspect Zachary Stowell, 23, of Poland, and includes a statement from one of the victims. The attack Stowell is alleged to have hidden a hatchet on his person and, after speaking with security guard Moulay Amrani, 36, of Utica, confirmed he was an employee at Pratt and Whitney and was let into the building. Maciol said Stowell walked through the building for several minutes in search of someone, before exiting the main portion of the plant and unsuccessfully attempted to prop up the main door with his sandal. Stowell spoke with Amrani again for a few moments before, according to the sheriff, Stowell
Kathy’s terms of endurement Talking to our newly re-elected governor . Kathy Hochul. During the campaign, it was many interviews, plus the debate. “Was there nervousness? Sure. Anxiety drives me to work. But I won’t spend time being nervous. I prep my reactions carefully. With a team. I anticipated the questions. Lots of prep. Like what shots will come to me. “I told my family to stop reading negative stories. Going into the studio for the debate I prepped myself. I knew nobody but me myself could make me nervous. I don’t worry. I choose not to. “I have everyone’s same feelings but my mother taught me, ‘It’s all your own choice.’ Brace for off-the-rails DSA lunacy as Albany goes bluer than ever “I repeated to myself, ‘No one can make you feel badly without your permission. No one can control my emotions.’ “My husband hugged me on this tough day and I heard my kids’ voices. I knew I wouldn’t flub anything. Time came. My family was in another room. The family asked, ‘You OK?’ I said yes. They said, ‘You sure?’ I said yes. I high-fived them. I kissed them all and went out. “I cleared my head.
We all have ways of saving some money, some a little more unique than others. When it comes to water, especially drinking water, things could get costly. For those in areas with sulfur water or higher levels of contaminants, sometimes bottled is the only option. Personally, I prefer tap water and always have. Sure, I won't turn down a bottle of purified 'fancy" water if it's free.
New York Gov. Kathy Hochul on Nov. 10 detailed $100 million in funding for repaving projects in 68 locations across the state to help rejuvenate roadways impacted by New York’s typical harsh winter weather. A total of 642 lane miles of state highways across every region of the state will be repaved under the State Department of Transportation’s "Harsh Winter Paving" program. The funding will cover multiple repaving projects in Broome, Chenango and Tioga counties, according to the governor's announcement. State officials said the investments reflect Hochul's ongoing commitment to restore and revitalize New York’s roads, especially those impacted by extreme weather. Broome County 'Harsh Winter' repaving projects $1.7 million to resurface U.S. Route 11 from the PA State Line to Crescent Drive, in the Town of Kirkwood, Broome County. $1.8 million to resurface State Route 26, from the Maine Memorial School to Glen Aubrey, in the Towns of Maine and Nanticoke, Broome County. Chenango County 'Harsh Winter' repaving projects $1.8 million to resurface State Route 12, from Village of Oxford to City of Norwich, in the Towns of Oxford, Preston, and Norwich, Chenango County. $1.8 million to resurface State Route 12, from County Road 2 to County Road 3A,
At 4:44 p.m. on Thursday, the National Weather Service issued a winter weather advisory valid from 5 p.m. until Friday 1 p.m. for Chenango, Otsego and Delaware counties. The weather service informs, "Snow expected tonight, heaviest amounts at higher elevations. Total snow accumulations between 3 and 5 inches above 1500 feet and 1 to 3 inches at lower elevations."
COOPERSTOWN, N.Y. -- A bat tested positive for rabies in the Village of Cooperstown. The Otsego County Department of Health reported that the bat was found on Nov. 10. The specific location where the bat was found was not disclosed by the health department. Rabies is a deadly viral infection...
A juvenile and a Madison County Sheriff's deputy were injured in a standoff in the town of Eaton on Wednesday, according to Madison County Sheriff Todd Hood.
Blakeman Debacle Renders Surviving NY GOP Politically Lame
A 19-year-old McDonough man is facing several charges following an incident that occurred on Route 26 in Cincinnatus just before 10:30pm on November 6. The Cortland County Sheriff’s Office says an officer on patrol attempted to stop a vehicle on Route 26 for several vehicle and traffic law violations. However, the driver of the vehicle, later identified as 19 year old Gary L. Flaud of McDonough, failed to stop and attempted to flee from law enforcement.
Albany, NY (WRGB) — A week after Election Day, New York Governor Kathy Hochul says she's open to continuing to move forward with the State's redistricting constitutional amendment. New York's amendment, which passed in the final days of the 2026 legislative session, would allow for partisan gerrymandering, mid-decade redistricting...
BUFFALO, N.Y. (WIVB) — Republican Patrick Chludzinski has been unseated in New York’s 143rd Assembly District by Democrat challenger Ryan Taughrin. Chludzinski conceded in the race Tuesday while Taughrin declared victory, one week after election day. Taughrin won the race by 570 votes, according to figures with the Erie County Board of Elections. He had […]
Winter in Upstate New York has a way of making a full freezer feel like the smartest thing in the house. When the snow piles up and the roads get slick, nobody wants to make three grocery runs a week just to get dinner on the table. That is where...
One of the most famous steakhouses in New York still won’t take a regular credit card at the table. I love that kind of stubborn confidence. It tells you the beef does the talking. That’s just one surprise on this list. Another spot sits in a landmark building that...
The offense for the St. John's Red Storm remained hot in their third win of the year.
Mayor Zohran Mamdani signed legislation Tuesday giving nonprofit housing organizations the first opportunity to purchase certain distressed and affordable apartment buildings. The move ends a six-year legislative fight that survived a veto by former Mayor Eric Adams and months of negotiations with the real estate industry. The Community Opportunity to...
