In an era defined by climate challenges and geopolitical uncertainty, energy democracy —achieved through community-owned ...

HOUSE, is set to reopen at 121 West Martin Luther King Jr. Street, the former location of The Watershed and The Downstairs, on ...

So often a long day of work or study ends 8 p.m. onwards, and with most kitchens closing a quarter to 9, options for a hearty ...

Tompkins County’s top elected official and long-time public transportation advocate, Shawna Black, presided over her first meeting of the year on Jan. 28 as 2026 chairperson of the Tompkins Consolidat ...

When two Spanish slave ships wrecked on a reef off St. Vincent, an island in the eastern Caribbean, they spilled their human ...

Another year, another horror movie where Jack O’Connell plays a creep. Last year, he was the earnest, sympathetic singing ...

Longtime local educator Charley Githler has been appointed as Tompkins County’s newest county historian. Having taught ...

Red’s Place has closed after years on downtown’s "Restaurant Row,” off the east side of the Commons. Red’s Place was a dining ...

At the Ithaca Town Board’s Jan. 26 meeting, the board unanimously approved a monetary gift to the city of Ithaca to support Cass Park and Stewart Park.

The Ithaca City Planning Board has taken the lead on a new Collegetown redevelopment project that aims to transform the site of a former fire station into an apartment complex.

While Ithaca and Tompkins County continue to change with the years, Ithaca Neighborhood Housing Services (INHS) has been a ...

If the oppressive cold has you feeling cramped and confined, watching "Sky Stories" at the Cherry Arts will inspire release.