Little Italy Pizza Shop in Homer Purchased By Longtime Employee
Local News July 15, 2015A local pizza shop in Homer is under new ownership, but customers won’t notice much of a change.
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Ray Schlather of Ithaca Reappointed as TC3 Trustee
Local News July 15, 2015TC3 Board member Ray Schlather of Ithaca has been reappointed to the college board of trustees. Schlather
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Gillibrand Proposes Tougher Laws on Gun Trafficing
Local News July 15, 2015U-S Senator Kirsten Gillibrand has proposed a bill to crack down on illegal gun trafficking. New York’s
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Flash Flood Watch Posted For Cortland County, Route 392 in Virgil Closed Due to Flooding
Local News July 14, 2015A Flash Flood Watch has been issued for Cortland and surrounding counties until Wednesday morning. The
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Dryden Man Convicted of Sex Abuse Sentenced to Two Years in Prison
Local News July 14, 2015A Dryden man will spend two years in state prison after he was convicted of molesting a 12-year-old girl.
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Homer Village Board Approves Move to Acquire Undisclosed Property
Local News July 14, 2015The Village of Homer is looking to acquire property, but leaders won’t say what they want to acquire.
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Tompkins Sheriff’s Patrol Car Damaged in Lansing Crash
Local News July 14, 2015The Tompkins County Sheriff’s Office is investigating after one of the department deputies was involved
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Truxton Man Facing DWI and Other Charges Following Traffic Stop
Local News July 14, 2015A Town of Truxton man is facing DWI and other charges following a traffic stop Sunday afternoon. 26-year-old
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Cortland County I-D-A Approves Sales Tax Break and Extension For Greek Peak Projects
Local News July 14, 2015The operators of Greek Peak Resort in Virgil have asked for additional taxpayer support to fund capital
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Tobin Reelection Bid For Cortland Mayor Faces Third Party Challenge
Local News July 13, 2015Democratic Cortland Mayor Brian Tobin is seeking a third term in office. Tobin made his intention run
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NYS Fair Looking For National Anthem Performers
Local News July 13, 2015The New York State Fair is looking for people to perform the National anthem each day of the fair’s
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Cortland Woman Charged After Reporting False Break-in
Local News July 13, 2015A Cortland woman is accused of filing a false reporting. She told police someone broke into her home
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Inactive Meth Lab Found at Cortland Apartment Complex
Local News July 13, 2015Cortland City Police are investigating a suspected meth lab that was found in a vacant apartment on Madison
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State Senate GOP Secures Rollback of SAFE Act Ammunition Regulations
Local News July 13, 2015The State Senate Republican majority has secured a legally binding memorandum of understanding with the
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Tompkins Lawmakers Remain Undecided on Plans For Old Library
Local News July 13, 2015Tompkins County lawmakers are still studying what to do with the old county library. The Tompkins County
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Marathon Man Facing Vehicular Manslaughter Charge Following Fatal Crash Saturday
Local News July 13, 2015A Broome County woman is dead and a Cortland County man is accused of vehicular manslaughter following
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County Tanker Truck Loses Brakes, Barely Avoids House
Local News July 10, 2015Earlier this afternoon, the Homer Fire Department responded to a report of Tanker Truck off the road
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Cortland County Lawmakers Overturn TC3 Budget Vote, Approve 2% Increase
Local News July 10, 2015Cortland County lawmakers have reversed themselves and approved an increase in funding for Tompkins Cortland
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McGraw Fire Department Awarded Grant to Purchase Fire Truck
Local News July 10, 2015The Village of McGraw Fire Department has been awarded an over $200 thousand dollar federal grant toward
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Seward Discusses Successes of Legislative Session at Cortland County Fair
Local News July 10, 2015State Senator Jim Seward was in Cortland County yesterday and stopped by the County Jr. Fair. Seward
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LISTEN: Homer Police Chief Bob Pitman Talks Implications of New Bail Reforms
December 9, 2019
WXHC News spoke with Homer Police Chief Bob Pitman on Friday (December 6), who expressed deep concerns
