Binghamton Buzz

New Yorkers are turning to search engines to unpack the meaning of equity as the term pops up across local news, school meetings, and daily conversations.

The 42nd Annual Spiedie Fest returns to Binghamton August 7-9, 2026. Home cooks can register for the Backyard Chef Cooking Contest on August 9, competing in chicken, pork, lamb, or non-traditional categories.

Former Walton High School math teacher Eric Scofield pleaded guilty to felony charges for inappropriate Snapchat communications with five students, evidence tampering, and violating a protection order.

Starting over after divorce in New York costs approximately $3,934, equivalent to 2.39 weeks of pay. This covers lost income, rent, and security deposits.

Hitting a deer in New York used to mean a simple body shop fix, but modern car technology and safety sensors are driving repair bills through the roof.

Severe winds and heavy rain have left roads littered with downed trees and active power lines, prompting a travel advisory for Colchester residents.

Severe winds have left a trail of damage across Hancock, knocking out power and forcing officials to ban all unnecessary travel until further notice.

New York State Police deployed 19 Ford Mustang GTs to enhance traffic enforcement statewide. The high-performance vehicles, costing 30% less than SUVs, target aggressive driving and speeding on highways.

The Great New York State Fair is sitting at number five right now in a national contest — and voting is still open through July 27.

Think New York’s power grids are reliable? A new study reveals a massive $97 million annual cost for blackouts, and Upstate residents are paying a disproportionate price.