As the casualty count mounts in the Gaza conflict, one local peace group is saying it's time for the violence to end. But as our Neil St. Clair reports, not everyone agrees with the group's tactics.

It now costs a little more to hop on board a BC Transit bus after a fare increase went into effect January 1st.

The Elmira school board is trying to figure out how they can maintain their community resource officers, despite potential cuts to funding.

Four state prisons are once again threatened with closure as Governor Paterson proposes massive cuts in his new budget. Our Karen Lee visited one of those camps in Chenango County and spoke with the Central Region Vice President of the New York State Correctional Officers and Police Benevolent Association. He tells her how union members are once again banding together to fight the closure.

The state comptroller's office is currently performing audits on the Maine-Endwell School District and the Broome-Tioga BOCES.

A historic building in Broome County could be turned into student housing.

The retrial of murder suspect Calvin Harris will stay in Tioga County. The Supreme Court's Appellate Division denied a motion by Harris' attorney requesting a change of venue.

Eric Massa is headed to Washington D.C. on Monday for his swearing in ceremony and he'll arrive there in an eco-friendly car.

A Corning woman convicted of shaking and killing her infant son, Kristy Van Etten, 26, was sentenced to two and a half to seven and a half years in prison.

State Police in Painted Post are investigating a robbery in the Town of Erwin. It happened at the Erwina Tavern on Route 417 Sunday morning.

An Elmira woman is homeless after a fire destroyed her apartment Sunday. Elmira fire officials say the fire broke out around 3:30 p.m. at the Riverview Apartments on Third Street.

In the past two years, the state Attorney General's Office has mediated more than 1,550 complaints against contractors, resulting in restitution of more than $800,000 to consumers.

Some soldiers have been through so much it sometimes defies belief, but after returning from Afghanistan one New York State veteran's troubles only began. As our Neil St. Clair tells us, he's holding out hope that with a new administration things will get better.

While there wasn't a bouquet toss at the Owego Treadway Inn Sunday, there were plenty of brides and grooms to be for this annual wedding showcase.

The Weis Supermarket chain is responding to consumer needs with a new three month program that cuts prices. Our Mariah Sparks visited the store in Elmira and has more on how you can save money.