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Category: Ithaca's Morning News Newsmaker Interviews

Dr. Stephen Coleman, Elmira College

Dr. Coleman offered a preview of his roundtable tonight on Black History Month.

Criminal Profiler Pat Brown

In the latest True Crime Tuesday, Joe and Pat discuss how police work with a criminal profile.

Hank Dullyea, Tompkins County Independent Redistricting Commission

Information about public meetings on the subject of redistricting in Tompkins County.

Dave Maley, Ithaca College

An overview of spring semester plans at IC, which began today.

Trooper Aga Dembinska

Another report of a stolen catalytic converter in Ithaca.

Kat Walters, I100

Remembering the legendary Meat Loaf, who died Thursday night.

Roxan Noble, Ithaca Tompkins International Airport

Noble addresses 5G and a temporary route change from United Airlines.

Shawna Black, Tompkins County Legislature

The new Legislative Chair on the 2022 State of the County.

Dr. William Klepak, Tompkins County Medical Director

A comprehensive look at the best face masks to wear.

Dominick Recckio, Tompkins County Communications Director

A recap of the January 2022 Legislative meeting.

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