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5 days ago

Ithaca City Manager Deb Mohlenhoff resigns

The Ithaca Common Council accepted Ithaca City Manager Deb Mohlenhoff's resignation last night, which takes effect on Dec. 31st.

6 days ago

Elmira removes downtown parking meters

Elmira has switched to free, two-hour parking and has removed parking meters downtown.

6 days ago

First winter storm of season drops several inches of snow

According to the National Weather Service, the heaviest amounts of snow that blanketed the Southern Tier on Tuesday totaled 7 inches in multiple counties.

6 days ago

Cayuga County creates animal abuse registry

Lawmakers have unanimously voted to create an official Animal Abuse Registry in Cayuga County.

6 days ago

Attorney: Recent case law shows Tompkins County was on the right track during January ICE arrest

Tompkins County Attorney Maury Josephson says a recent judgment downstate validates Sheriff Derek Osborne's concerns related to the arrest of Jesus Romero-Hernandez earlier this year.

6 days ago

Ozark Trail tabletop camping stove recalled for fire, burn hazard

According to the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission, a model of Ozark Trail's tabletop 1-burner butane camping stoves can catch fire or explode.

7 days ago

Suspect in PA murder arrested in Cortland

21-year-old Malachi Darden was arrested after Cortland Police responded to a disturbance call on December 1st.

7 days ago

Cortland County to raise landfill tipping fees

Cortland County landfill tipping fees will increase by $15 per ton starting March 1, 2026.

7 days ago

School closings for Dec. 2, 2025

Stay updated on local school closings today, December 2nd.

1 week ago

Sheriff: Scam targeting businesses in Tompkins County

On December 1, the Tompkins County Sheriff’s Office shared that several local establishments have recently received calls from a man claiming to be a law enforcement sergeant.

1 week ago

Minor injuries after truck strikes home in Cortlandville

Some sustained minor injuries on November 27th after a pickup truck went off the roadway and struck a residence in Cortlandville.

1 week ago

Citizen Preparedness Corps training Thursday in Cortland

Some spaces remain for the NYS Division of Homeland Security and Emergency Services Citizen Preparedness Corps class later this week in Cortland.

1 week ago

Cortland awarded $1 million to replace fire pump truck

Cortland received a $1 million Community Development Block Grant award from the New York State Office of Community Renewal to replace an old pump truck.

1 week ago

Tompkins County opens registration for short-term rentals

Under a law that passed earlier this year, owners and operators of STRs must register them with the county by Feb. 28.

1 week ago

Schuyler County law enforcement mourns loss of retired sheriff

On November 29, retired Sheriff Bill Yessman Jr. passed away after a 36-year career with the Schuyler County Sheriff's Office.

1 week ago

Authorities seek assistance in Preble donation shed theft

On November 9, deputies say two people broke into a donation shed in Preble and stole the contents inside.

1 week ago

Local nonprofits receive emergency funding to support food security

On November 24, State Senator Lea Webb announced $100,000 in Local Emergency Food Relief Equipment grants for groups.

1 week ago

Colorado man receives 2 years for threatening Cayuga County resident

On November 24, 56-year-old Jerry Gordon was sentenced to 2 years in federal prison for the crime of transmitting a threat in interstate commerce to injure another person.

1 week ago

USCIS reinstates local naturalization ceremonies, Tompkins County awaits confirmation

Global citizens looking to complete their U.S. citizenship proceedings may once again be able to do so in Tompkins County.

1 week ago

Klein defends efforts, highlights Code Blue improvements

Tompkins County Legislature Chair Dan Klein is defending efforts made to improve this year's Code Blue shelter.

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