Watertown News

It was the first day on the job for interim Broome Community College President John Deans.

A Chaumont man was killed and three people were injured in a two-vehicle crash at 5:30 p.m. Sunday at county routes 54 and 125 in the town of Clayton.

Having struggled for much of the season offensively, the Amsterdam Mohawks broke out in a big way Tuesday.

Chris and Katie Flannagan are operating a puppy cam featuring their new puppies.

Ten people, including an ex-convict, were charged Tuesday with a variety of felony and misdemeanor welfare fraud charges following joint investigations by the fraud unit of the Jefferson County Department of Social Services and the district attorney's office.

Two 10th Mountain Division officers were assaulted by as many as eight people early Sunday at General Smith Drive and Chapin Alley, according to village police.

A 16 year old Watertown boy is accused of driving without a license and impaired by drugs - at 12:30 in the morning.

If you're heading to the Watertown-area today, be aware that the Exit 44 onramp and offramp are closed due to a tractor trailer rollover.

John W. Deans soon will add Broome Community College president to a resume that includes mayor, citizenship award winner and longtime chief executive of a Northern New York college.

The political horseplay taking place on the state Senate floor has overshadowed Gov.

A Hammond man was charged with felony aggravated driving while intoxicated and leaving the scene of an accident Monday night after his vehicle struck and knocked down a fence at Converse Welding, 267 High St., according to Watertown police.

The private medical practice Watertown Internists, 53-59 Public Square, has grown so much that it will add an internist next month and is looking for another.

A city man was released from jail after pleading not guilty Tuesday to two sex charges in Jefferson County Court.

A Lake Placid accountant has joined the race for the soon-to-be-open seat in New York's 23rd Congressional District.

The following are charged with driving while intoxicated and related offenses: Travis D. Wright, 28, Waddington, was charged with aggravated DWI by state police at 3:08 a.m. Wednesday on Route 56 in the town of Louisville.

Several people were injured, two seriously, when two vehicles collided on Watertown's Arsenal Street Friday evening.

A burglary suspect broke into a self-storage facility in Watertown and may be connected to a number of similar break-ins across the area, according to State Police.

A man suffered a head injury and was flown by helicopter to Upstate Medical University, Syracuse, after he fell into the Black River while fishing today.

Two Watertown High School students have been arrested and suspended from school after they allegedly went on an early-morning graffiti painting spree June 3. District Superintendent Terry N. Fralick said the investigation is continuing and more students might be implicated.

On 06/06/09, MASON A. KINGSLEY, age 32, of 326 High St. 1st FL, Watertown, NY was arrested by the New York State Police - Syracuse for Unlawful Possession of Marijuana on the Thruway.