Don Morgan

Don Morgan has spent over 40 years entertaining the Southern Tier on Binghamton radio stations. Born in Texas, Don graduated from Corning Painted West High School and went to Corning Community College. Broome County is where he decided to lay down roots in 1977. Don, his wife, their adopted greyhounds are proud to call Johnson City home.

Don’t Swim in These High-Risk Bodies of Water in New York

There are a few things to keep in mind before hitting the water.

Rumors Swirl Over Mega Millions Price Hike in New York

Mega Millions has a price of two dollars a ticket, but is that about to change?

Why Are Fish Falling from Helicopters in New York?

April. It's the beginning of spring. April Fool's Day (does anyone still pull pranks on this day?) The month of 4-20 (whatever that means!) And it's the beginning of trout season. For those of you who fish, you've been waiting a long time for this month, am I correct...

Stay Safe & Informed: New York State Police’s Eclipse Preparedness

Officers will monitor traffic during the event and will be ready to respond rapidly if needed.

New York State Governor Kathy Hochul Signs “Rape is Rape” Bill Into Law

The enactment of Rape is Rape will be a crucial step in recognizing the bodily autonomy, dignity, and safety of all New Yorkers.

How Much is Minimum Wage Increasing By in New York?

On October 1, 1960, New York State adopted a statewide minimum wage. That rate was 1 dollar an hour.

Bill To Stop Wildlife Killing Contests In New York Is Now Law

This law ends wildlife-killing contests for coyotes, foxes, bobcats, squirrels, raccoons, crows, and other species in New York.

Do Wolverines Exist in New York State?

Wolverines were once the largest native mustelid in the Adirondack and Catskill regions of New York State.

5 New York State Bills Waiting To be Signed That You Didn’t Know Existed

Here are five New York State bills awaiting a pass or veto I found interesting, that you may not be aware of.

This Is What the Nation’s Average Rent Gets You Around New York State

The average rent in the United States is $1,702, and an average apartment size is about 897 square feet.