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Binghamton's LUMA Festival returns for ninth year: Here's the artist, performance lineup

Artists from all over the world will present their projection mapping performances on buildings throughout downtown Binghamton Sept. 8-9.

 

Why are gas prices in NY so high, and when could they come down? What to know

Extreme heat plays a role in high gas prices, which are reaching nearly $4 a gallon in New York.

 

Zoom's updated TOS prompted concerns about AI and privacy. Can the two go hand-in-hand?

The Zoom backlash is just another example of how regulators, and average people, continue to grapple with the growing presence of AI.

 

Are movie theaters making a comeback? How 'Barbenheimer' boosted movie morale.

Domestic box-office sales for "Barbie" and "Oppenheimer," combined were the fourth largest of all time for an opening weekend.

 

Dunkin Donuts announces new spiked coffee, tea lines. The internet reacts.

Dunkin' to release four spiked coffee and tea flavors as part of the Dunkin' Spiked collection. Here's what to know.

 

Iconic Lahaina banyan tree threatened by fires: What we know about Maui's historic landmark

Wildfires sweeping Maui hit the historic town of Lahaina, home to the largest banyan tree in the U.S. Here's what we know about the tree's condition.

 

Toyota recalls: Toyota Tundra, Hybrid pickups recalled for fuel leak, fire concerns

Toyota is recalling about 168,000 of its 2022 and 2023 model year Tundra and Tundra Hybrid pickups for a fuel leak issue and possible fire concerns.

 

3 hunters found dead in underground reservoir in Texas were trying to rescue dog, each other

Three people from Florida jumped into an underground cistern in Texas - first to save a dog, then each other - but all of them died, police said.

 

Ready for school? Here's where to find free school supplies and help other families

CARES is partnering with the City of Binghamton for the Backpack/School Supplies. Giveaway, one of several free supply offerings in Southern Tier.

 

Endicott pool remains closed to public: Three charged after lifeguard attack

Endicott police have charged an adult and two teens in connection to a July 30 incident that left a pool lifeguard injured in George W. Johnson Park.

 

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