A Seneca County man is facing felony charges after deputies say he crashed his vehicle while driving with nearly three times ...
A woman was arrested for driving while intoxicated after rear-ending another car in the Town of Phelps on December 11. Ontario County deputies say 62-year-old Trina White was heading east on Route 96 ...
A 34-year-old Ovid resident was arrested late Tuesday night following a reported domestic incident, according to the Seneca County Sheriff’s Office. Deputies say Justin Pagan was taken into custody ...
A driver struck a pedestrian in a crosswalk Thursday evening in Seneca Falls, sending the victim to the hospital. It happened around 5:35 p.m. at the intersection of State Route 5 and Heath Street.
A Newark man is facing a felony charge after deputies say he was caught driving with a revoked license in the Town of Romulus. According to Seneca County Sheriff Tim Thompson, 39-year-old Joseph C.
A Cayuga County man is facing multiple charges after deputies say he was intoxicated when he reported hitting a deer in the Town of Locke. Gage M. Benson, 25, of Niles, was arrested on December 7 ...
A federal jury has found two people liable under the RICO Act for running an illegal smokeshop in Cayuga County. The verdict, delivered December 11 in Seneca Falls, names Dustin Parker and Nora Weber ...
The Seneca Falls Police Department is urging residents to stay off the canal after dangerously thin ice was spotted along the waterway. In a statement released Friday, Police Chief Timothy Snyder ...
A former New York State correction officer has pleaded guilty to faking a workplace injury to collect tens of thousands of dollars in workers’ compensation benefits. Jennifer Bardin-Lapan, who worked ...
Efficiency is the keyword in kitchens for modern, busy households. More than 60 percent of Indian families prefer multi-burner stoves. Recent surveys point out that the reason for such a preference is ...
Finding the right legal representation after an injury can feel overwhelming. You want someone who understands your situation, can handle insurance companies, and will fight for fair compensation.
New York officials unveiled a sweeping set of actions this week aimed at limiting PFAS contamination and helping communities respond to the long-lasting chemicals. The Department of Environmental ...
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