Mark H. Anbinder

The Town of Ithaca says crews are working on a water main break in the area of 1018 Hanshaw Road, between Pleasant Grove Road (near Community Corners) and Siena Drive on Wednesday morning.

Papa Muse says “We Will Not Be Afraid,” a new single available on January 18th to celebrate the musician's birthday, is “a merging of worlds with

The National Weather Service in Binghamton says an “Arctic Blast” that's forecast to arrive behind a low pressure system (which may bring light snowfall to our area) will bring a cold spell that “is anticipated to [be] the coldest of at least the last couple of winters.” County and school officials are preparing for the likely coldest period, Monday night through Wednesday night.

The Enfield Volunteer Fire Company was called out on Saturday evening for a report of a “chimney fire with possible extension into the house” on

A fire broke out at the Big M supermarket building in the village of Ovid, northwest of Ithaca and Trumansburg, shortly before 6pm on Tuesday evening.

Several school districts in our area announced Tuesday night that they would be operating on a two-hour delay on Wednesday morning, and some have

The Ovid Community Thrift Shop is open from 9am-12noon on Wednesday for anyone affected by the fire that ripped through Ovid on Tuesday night. Firefighters from departments around the Finger Lakes battled the blaze through the night, but several businesses and residences were destroyed.

Frigid winter temperatures can drive people to get creative with their heating, such as extra use of space heaters, and can result in frozen pipes in the home. The Ithaca Fire Department shared with us some tips on handling all this safely.

Cornell men's ice hockey faces the Harvard Crimson this Friday evening for the first home game of 2025. Cornell announced midday Thursday that “fans are kindly reminded that there is a zero-tolerance policy regarding fish being brought into Lynah Rink.”

Seneca County Sheriff Tim Thompson announced on Wednesday afternoon that sheriff's deputies and Ovid Fire Department investigators had determined a cause of Tuesday night's tragic fire that destroyed a block of the Village of Ovid including multiple businesses and apartments.