Community-based crisis hotlines may better serve marginalized people, activists say, by guaranteeing peer support and zero interaction with police.      

Binghamton University is aiming to use $100 million to create a lithium-ion battery hub in the Southern Tier.      

A developer is ready to start building mixed-income apartments at the Watson Boulevard site, but a NY agency is holding up the demolition.      

In an editorial, we challenge Catholic leaders to speak out in the gun debate.      

With more people than ever hitting the road in RVs, longtime business Wilkins RV is expanding in Bath and entering the Binghamton and Syracuse markets.      

Corning Inc.’s $139 million investment will boost production of equipment needed by semiconductor manufacturers.      

The technology helps manufacture phones, toothbrushes, refrigerators and cars. See what’s behind Universal’s new machine that’s boosting business.      

Around 30 Elmira Savings Bank employees were laid off and four branch locations closed as a result of the sale to Community Bank.      

The right path forward for New York is to balance its transition to clean energy with a grid that can maintain reliability regardless of conditions.      

If you don’t vote, stop whining about what’s happening in D.C.