A Cortland man made an incriminating statement to police about stabbing another man Tuesday on a Port Watson sidewalk, claiming the man started the fight, while the man said the confrontation was unprovoked. “I am [...]

The goal was to donate $4,000 each to a museum and an arts center. Before the first motorcycles revved their engines and followed a pair of Brockway trucks down Route 11 Saturday, the Cortland Breakfast [...]

New York doesn’t need to defund the police, and it doesn’t need to protect them, speakers said at a rally Saturday in Cortland. It needs to re-fund the police. “I know good police officers, but [...]

Cortland County cases still at 88 Cortland County reported no new confirmed COVID-19 cases over the weekend, the number of confirmed cases remaining at 88 — 38 new cases since July 3. In all, 466 [...]

By BILL ORZELL Contributing Writer The John J. McGraw monument in Truxton is a dignified, uncomplicated sculpture. Yet it captures a great deal of what might be described as “the essence of the game,” with [...]

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Cortland County has lost 2,600 jobs since the start of the year — down to 17,100 in June — but a national survey of employers suggests the second half of the year will see more [...]

Two bars in the city of Cortland were cited in June by Gov. Andrew Cuomo’s task force on reopening guideline violations, with both establishments facing a monetary civil penalty. “They say that we are in [...]

Mike Discenza was a three-sport athlete at Homer Central School who graduated in 2000. He was also one of my first interviews as a sports writer at the Cortland Standard in the fall of 1999. [...]

The high school sports season is already delayed until at least Sept. 21, but even with the extra time, athletic directors are spinning their wheels while waiting for state guidance on how to keep athletes [...]

Joseph Mack and John Zarcone walked around the classroom Tuesday. What would normally hold between 20 and 25 desks had been reduced to 14, each spaced 6 feet from the other. “I just wish all [...]

Cortland County sees 1 new case Cortland County reported one new confirmed COVID-19 case Friday, the number of confirmed cases rising to 88 — 38 new cases since July 3. In all, 459 cases have [...]

Black Lives Matter plans a rally Saturday in Cortland in response to a recent news conference in Binghamton at which sheriffs’ agencies lobbied for protections for police officers, which organization leaders found offensive in light [...]

A Penn Yan woman with experience as a cybersecurity consultant and higher education information technology work will take on an incumbent with bipartisanship experience in the Problem Solvers Caucus for the 23rd Congressional District seat [...]

A Preble man accused of beating a Cortland man so severely he was sent to Upstate University Hospital in Syracuse for critical condition was ordered Thursday in Cortland County Court to have his mental competency [...]