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IPD arrest NYC man in Sept. 24 stabbing death
45-year-old Shawn Taylor is charged with murder in the stabbing death of an Ithaca man.
Danby lawmakers to discuss budget, e-bikes
The Danby Town Board has a busy night ahead.
SUNY Cortland women’s soccer to visit Hartwick
The Red Dragons are gearing up for a game in Oneonta.
Hochul declares state of emergency over measles outbreak
The governor cites data for declaring a disaster emergency.
8-year-old girl missing in Nichols, authorities say
Amelia Lawrence was last seen Monday on Lower Briggs Rd.
Berkshire man facing gun, drug charges following traffic stop
On September 29, 27-year-old Brien Auditor was pulled over for allegedly speeding in a school zone.
Moravia man charged for failure to report address change as sex offender
On September 30, Steven Tomlin, a Level 3 sex offender, was located and arrested in St. Lawrence County.
AG James: ‘facts and the law’ will guide Cornell rape probe
On October 2, AG James discussed the process and timeline of the investigation.
Investigators searching for owner of puppies left at Ithaca Dog Park
Anyone with information is asked to contact Tompkins County Animal Control.
3 weeks ago in , Home Remodeling and Construction Experts
Fall is the time to get your home ready for what’s ahead | Crown Construction
As temperatures begin to drop and winter gets closer, now is the time to take a good look at your home and make sure it is ready for the months ahead.
Staying active at every age: The important role of a physical therapist
Without proper intervention, elderly people are at an elevated risk for health complications and are more likely to lose mobility and independence.
30th Annual World of Skills Job Fair coming to Hotel Ithaca
Jobseekers in Tompkins County will have the chance to connect with local employers at the 30th Annual World of Skills Job Fair, taking place on Wednesday, October 21st from 9:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m. at Hotel Ithaca.
3 weeks ago in Entertainment, Olympics, Trending
Brisbane 2032 launches a cockatoo emblem for Olympics and Paralympics after an accidental leak
The cockatoo has won out over the kangaroo, the koala and the bin chicken to become the emblem of the 2032 Olympics and Paralympics — after a bit of an embarrassing social media leak.
Professor to play piano at Ithaca College
Associate Professor Vadim Serebryany will perform a free show.
SUNY Cortland football stays hot against Utica
The Red Dragons have won five straight games.
Cortland stabbing suspect charged with attempted murder
38-year-old Henry Monroe faces several charges for an alleged stabbing in Cortland.
Cortland Police: Endicott man sexually assaulted woman
33-year-old Travis Bismark is accused of attacking a woman on Tompkins St.
Virgil pair charged with child endangerment in abuse investigation
On October 1, authorities arrested Jessica and Charles House.
Nearly 4.5 million Walmart grill brushes recalled
Federal officials say the wire bristles on the brush can detach, posing an ingestion and injury hazard.
Bald eagles treated at Cornell released after rehabilitation
Three bald eagles, including an adult and two juveniles, were reintroduced to the wild in the Southern Tier last month.



















