Yates County News

After two days of high temperatures exceeding 90 degrees, cooler and less humid conditions will arrive for Wednesday.

Developers are proposing some additional senior housing for people age 55 and older in Jerusalem.

ProAction of Steuben and Yates honored the volunteers and community members who help them serve the community, Thursday, May 24, at the annual Shining Stars event in Bath.

A woman is dead and a man injured following a crash in the Town of Jerusalem. Yates County Sheriff's deputies said it happened Friday on Coates Road.

A Friday morning crash involving a couple from Penn Yan has left one dead. It happened just after 9:30 a.m. on Coates Road in the town of Jerusalem.

The Yates County Sheriff's Office said a vehicle lost control on Coates Road in Jerusalem.

The Bath Branch of the American Association of University Women will honor Milly Bloomquist of Penn Yan at a tea from 3-5 p.m. Saturday, May 19 at the Bath Presbyterian Church.

Three Steuben County men face charges in connection with a string of daylight burglaries across Steuben, Schuyler and Yates County over the past several months.

If drivers haven't noticed, road work season is here. For Yates County, the biggest and continuing project is the replacement of the Route 14A Keuka Outlet bridge.

Fourteen new correction officers await their graduation ceremonies at the Seneca County Law Enforcement Center in Romulus.

The Museum's Discovery Campus, located at the former Branchport Elementary School in Yates County, is the first phase in a multimillion dollar transformation project along Keuka Lake.

A warning is still up for Steuben and Yates counties until 9:30PM as this storm cell travels northeast at 30 MPH.