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Cortland police find 3-year-old boy wandering city streets
Police removed two city boys from their father after discovering the three-year-old son had wandered the city streets barefoot for more than an hour. -
Crush handle Salt Cats in 11-5 win
After falling to the Syracuse Salt Cats on a 1-0 nail bitter at their previous encounter, the Crush came back to win this Sunday's game 11-5. ... -
Cortland Weather: Feels like summer
For today's weather forecast, forecasters are anticipating clear skies with warm temperatures of up to 77 degrees during the day. -
Cortland police investigating meth lab explosion on Madison Avenue
A small, one-pot meth lab exploded Saturday afternoon, blowing an apartment’s bathroom door off its hinges at 143 Madison Avenue. -
See who made Dean's List at Tompkins Cortland Community College
Tompkins Cortland Community College has announced academic recognitions for the Spring 2019 semester. -
Photo Gallery: Cincinnatus Firemen's Field Days
The annual Firemen's Field Days was held in the town of Cincinnatus this weekend, drawing residents from in and around Cortland County. -
Cortland area firefighters rescue three kayakers on Tioughnioga River
Three kayakers had their boats overturned as they attempted to navigate breezy winds and a steady current along the Tioughnioga River Saturday afternoon. -
Homer Central High School sends off 160 graduates
Students, parents, faculty, and community members gathered to send off the graduating class of 2019 at Homer Central High School. -
SUNY Cortland's John Shirley retires after 36 years of service
John Shirley, Director of Career Services at SUNY Cortland for the past 36 years, has announced his retirement. -
Cortland Crush sweep Olean in doubleheader
Brandon Shirley and Tommy Scherrer hadn't started a game on the mound for the Crush all season until last night, in a doubleheader against the Olean ...
