Today, dozens of advocates and state officials honored the memory of children who died from child abuse… while celebrating the efforts of workers who keep kids safe everyday.

The plans are for senior housing, and include ten buildings with eight apartments each. The planning board voted to approve phase one of the site plans on Tuesday, which comes with some contingencies.

CORNING, N.Y. (WENY) -- The United Way of the Southern Tier announced Tuesday that the organization has hired a new Chief Executive Officer. Maleaha Smith is the first woman to lead the agency in it's 32-year history. She has been with the United Way sinc

On Wednesday, President Donald Trump will roll out his sweeping tariff plans. The final details of the plans are limited but we expect him to announce so-called ‘reciprocal’ tariffs, which would match the rates charged by other countries.

The cold weather wasn't stopping anyone from getting out for the first day of Trout Season in New York State.

Meet Auggie, a three-year-old Portuguese water dog, whose calm and loving energy is making a positive difference for students at Snyder Elementary School in Sayre, Pennsylvania.

Democrats are trying everything in their power to push back against the Trump administration. That includes a very long, potentially record-breaking speech on the Senate floor at this hour. 

ASHLAND, N.Y. (WENY) -- The Chemung County Sheriff's Office announced Tuesday that officers had arrested an Ashland man for allegedly raping young girls for years. Warren Morrison, 49, was arrested and charged with Rape. According to the Chemung County Sh

While groundwork is set for the next generation; community organizations continue to encourage adults to face their finances.

HORNELLSVILLE, N.Y. (WENY) -- An Arkport man was arrested for allegedly intentionally hitting two people with his vehicle. According to New York State Police, Walter Golden, 40, hit the two victims on a farm equipment access path next to Pine Knoll Park i

Ithaca Police arrested a minor for allegedly starting a fire last week at an Ithaca apartment. The fire broke out on Thursday evening in the 700 block of Chestnut Street. The blaze completely destroyed the apartment. No one was hurt.

Over the past couple of weeks, people have been expressing frustration with NYSEG billing. Now, five legislators are calling for an independent investigation into the issues customers have been having with the utility company.

There has been significant concern about the potential closure of Social Security offices nationwide as the federal government looks to cut staffing.

As of Thurs., over 480 cases of measles have been reported across the country. These recent outbreaks are responsible for more than three-dozen hospitalizations, one death reported in TX and potentially another, which is still under investigation, in NM. 

According to NBC News, President Donald Trump said he’s not joking about serving a third term as president. Experts say that’s not possible.  

A federal judge says enforcing the requirement that Pennsylvania mail-in ballots include an accurate exterior envelope date violates the federal Constitution.

A special prosecutor says he made offers to resolve criminal cases against 10 New York prison guards indicted in the beating death of a handcuffed man.

In the past two months, the community has been the focus of several executive orders from the Trump administration. Advocates say policy from D.C. so far lacks teeth.

Crews are moving into the final few weeks of construction for the ADA playground coming to Clute Park in Watkins Glen.

Chemung County Legislator Rodney Strange says he's calling for an independent investigation into NYSEG.

As Women's History Month comes to a close, Mansfield's History Center on Main Street honored three remarkable women from years past. A teacher, a doctor, and a rich widow were featured in the 3rd Annual Mansfield's Outstanding Women event on Sunday.

The Lake Erie College of Osteopathic Medicine (LECOM) at Elmira hosted its annual Casino Night fundraiser Saturday, March 29. It was the first time the event was held at the LECOM Event Center.

Services were held Saturday morning to honor those who served during the Vietnam War. March 29th is National Vietnam War Veteran's Day, honoring the service and sacrifice of all who served during the era.

While the Elmira Italian American Veterans Club building may be up for sale, one local cemetery is helping those vets preserve history. Two monuments were moved from IAVC on Saturday morning to continue to honor those who served.

Organizers are in the process of reaching out to prior groups and organizations to sign up again this year, and are also looking for new groups who want to take part.