Kyle Spisak

1 week ago | wbng.com | Kyle Spisak

DICKINSON, N.Y. (WBNG) -- For enjoyers of the outdoors, the spring of 2025 has not been friendly, with most days seeing rainfall hit at some point throughout the day. But what has been the cause of all of this rain? According to Meteorologist Adam Gill at the National Weather Service in Binghamton, storm systems have been travelling quickly throughout the west. Gill noted that they’ve been slowing down once they hit the northeast, causing long stretches of clouds and rain.

2 weeks ago | wbng.com | Kyle Spisak

NORWICH, N.Y. (WBNG) -- Commerce Chenango announced they will soon welcome the county’s first public early learning center, right in the heart of Norwich. Commerce Chenango was awarded a $1 million Restore New York grant that will allow them to make the daycare center in Norwich a possibility. After the first floor of the Commerce Chenango office is renovated, 46 spots will be available to the community upon opening.

2 weeks ago | wbng.com | Kyle Spisak

CONKLIN, N.Y. (WBNG) -- Students from Susquehanna Valley’s Brookside and Donnelly elementary schools joined the Broome County Sheriff’s Office in a kickball game to raise funds and awareness for the school’s Saber Food Center. The Saber Food Center is a pantry that began two years ago in Donnelly Elementary. It gathers food for families suffering from food insecurity. With help from community organizations and others, the Saber Food Center raised $10K to help food-insecure families in the district.

2 weeks ago | wbng.com | Kyle Spisak

BINGHAMTON, N.Y. (WBNG) -- The Roberson Museum is set to host the 2025 regional art exhibition, which will display works from regional artists across the Southern Tier. The exhibition features more than 80 works across various media, celebrating art and diversity throughout the region. It will officially open on May 24 and it will run until Sept. 7. Artist Sophia Sophia spoke about what she enjoys about having her art displayed.

2 weeks ago | wwnytv.com | Kyle Spisak

NEW YORK (WBNG) -- The New York State Association of Counties was joined by county leaders from across the state on May 21 to outline the potential impact of federal budget cuts on New Yorkers. The officials said the new budget would result in billion-dollar cuts to New York State’s Medicaid, essential plan and supplemental nutrition assistance program, or SNAP.