New York State Police operations are shifting in Steuben County with a new barracks in Hornell and two others shutting down.

"We are hoping to continue to reduce the speed of vehicles traveling in North Hornell," said police chief Kyle Amidon.

North Hornell has added four new speed-monitoring signs on Seneca Street and Cleveland Avenue, funded by a New York State Law ...

The New York State Police announced on Wednesday the opening of a new barracks in Hornell, replacing the duties of two other facilities in the area that are now set to ...

The Village of North Hornell has added four new speed signs to improve safety. The signs will be used to monitor traffic speeds and patterns. The signs were funded by a New York State Law Enforcement ...

The surface transportation reauthorization isn’t just a routine funding exercise—it’s a chance to reset priorities and ...

New York State Police opened a new barracks at 6251 county Route 64 in Hornell. Troopers say the move will enhance public safety and improve operational efficiency in Steuben County. Two other trooper ...

Congratulations to Upperman (Tennessee) sophomore Ty Cobb and Doniphan (Missouri) sophomore Carsyn Hagood for being voted ...

Hornell Sports Night once again tore the house down. The 49th edition brought in some of the best of all-time in their ...

Another chapter has been to a legendary local event. The 49th Annual Hornell Sports Night sold out The Main Place on Saturday night, bringing local sports fans ...

With the ongoing threat of tariffs and trade wars, the North Country Chamber of Commerce says some Canadian visitors are ...

On April 1 every year, anglers fill the banks of the Croton River for the first day of trout season in Croton Falls in ...