A tornado with wind speeds of up to 105 mph was confirmed to have hit Clark Mills during the early morning storms, according to the National Weather Service (NWS) in Binghamton. Two children and one adult were killed when storm winds caused trees to collapse onto two separate homes in the Clark Mills area, authorities stated.

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Rome Mayor Jeffrey Lanigan has been charged with second-degree harassment following a disputed physical altercation with former Mayor Jim Brown, with both parties offering conflicting accounts of the incident.

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On Wednesday, something pretty special happened in Utica’s Cornhill neighborhood. The new Cornhill Empowerment Center officially opened its doors on James Street—and with it, a new chapter began for one of the city’s most historically underserved areas.

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Today - A federal lawsuit's been filed over the death of Messiah Nantwi, a twenty-two-year-old from New York City who died while in custody at Mid-State Correctional Facility. His family says he was handcuffed, unarmed, and beaten to death by corrections officers.

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From torn unicorns to tired toasters, Clinton’s debut "Repair Café" shows how fixing things together can spark community and curb waste.

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Today: Utica’s Bertolini Clubhouse at Valley View Golf Course is slated to reopen in 2025 after supply-chain delays extended the three-year overhaul.

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The Louis H. Van Slyke Grandstand at Rome Free Academy is roped off, and nobody’s calling it condemned—yet. Today, we unpack the engineer’s caution flags, the district’s demolish-and-rebuild debate, and the ripple effect on June’s graduation ceremony. Plus, what still needs New York State approval before students—and spectators—get their seats back.

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Rome’s Common Council approved a tax agreement with Chobani to support a new dairy plant at Griffiss Business Park, expected to bring jobs and long-term revenue; the council also addressed blight concerns, improved payment processing, and debated redevelopment plans on East Dominick Street.

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