The Ithaca Science Center welcomed its one millionth visitor on Monday!

The harvest season was ushered in with hayrides and pumpkin decorating in Ithaca.

Big Brown is hurt. The word today is that Kentucky Derby and Preakness winner Big Brown could miss out on the Breeders' Cup Classic after injuring his right front hoof.

One of the largest book sales in the country is underway in Ithaca.

What a difference a weekend makes. After dropping to historic lows the markets are recovering a bit right now. This morning the Dow rose 500 points in a rebound from last week’s devastating losses.

Five people are dead, including three children after a fire erupted in a family's Manhattan apartment early Saturday morning.

Bill Nye "The Science Guy" brought his science expertise to Ithaca Sunday.

The Cortland County Sheriff's Department is asking for the public's help as they investigate reports of several shots fired early Sunday morning.

An Ithaca man has been convicted of sex charges. Trevor Porter, 26, was found guilty of criminal sex act in the first and third degrees and first degree sex abuse.

More money will be spread throughout New York State to help with heating costs this winter. Governor Paterson announced the federal government is giving $130 million more to the state than last year. Paterson was in Ithaca Friday where our Allison Lazarz caught up with him.

The Ithaca Bakery has more than doubled in size. They celebrated the grand opening of their new, larger facility Friday by breaking baguettes!

Governor David Paterson is visiting Tompkins County and Broome County Friday. It will be Paterson's first visit to Broome County since becoming Governor in March.

Ten people in Cortland County are facing charges for breaking into the site of a former business and stealing copper.

Books Thru Bars is helping inmates across the country get free reading material. Ithaca College is collecting books at Dillingham Center through Sunday.

Cornell University is ready to launch the 40th annual Astronomical Society planetary meeting. More than 700 scientists from around the world will head to the university starting Friday.