Ashley Soriano
Anchor, Reporter
Ashley was born and raised in Merced, California. She attended California State University, Fullerton where she earned her Bachelor of Arts in Broadcast Journalism with a minor in Cinema Television Arts.
During her time at Cal State Fullerton, Ashley interned at MUSE TV in Los Angeles as an entertainment reporter. She was also involved in her college’s award-winning student-run magazine TUSK as a Staff Writer and Social Media Manager.
In her spare time, Ashley enjoys spending time with her dog, traveling, trying new restaurants, going to concerts and binge-watching TV shows on Netflix. She is excited to explore the Southern Tier and all it has to offer.
If you have any story ideas for Ashley, please feel free to reach her at asoriano@wbng.com or through her social media accounts!
The farm was established in 1958 and is a family-owned business passed on through two generations.
One Endicott resident said her parking business started as a lemonade stand.
From March 16 through May 14, New Yorkers are prohibited from residential brush burning due to the statewide burn ban. Outside of the burn ban dates, some residents may be confused about when the appropriate time to burn is.
For this edition of “You Ask, We Answer,” 12 News takes a look at who is responsible for maintaining Route 38 in Tioga County, and Route 17 and Interstate 86 from the Broome to Tioga County line.
For this edition of “You Ask, We Answer,” 12 News spoke with Broome County Executive Jason Garnar to find out when residents can expect the new dog park to open at the North Otsiningo Park.
Known as the “Carousel Capital of the World,” the Greater Binghamton area is home to six antique carousels donated by George F. Johnson of the Endicott-Johnson Shoe Company.
For this edition of “You Ask, We Answer,” 12 News learned how residents can get involved in the different community gardens throughout the Southern Tier.
For this edition of “You Ask, We Answer,” 12 News spoke with Associate Professor of Geology and Environmental Studies, Dr. Peter Knuepfer, to learn more about the history of the Susquehanna River and if it is one of the oldest rivers in the world.
GiGi’s Playhouse of the Southern Tier is in the early stages of its expansion, with plans to make its big move into the Oakdale Commons by the end of this year.
As of January 23, residents can start filing their tax returns for 2022.
Members of the Binghamton City Council are calling for an independent investigation into an incident involving a Binghamton police officer and a local man.
The Brickyard Endwell and multiple other local restaurants will come together at the end of this month for a winter restaurant week.
Binghamton University graduate workers held a protest Wednesday -- claiming the university is not paying them a livable wage.
Former New York State Education Commissioner and U.S. Education Secretary Dr. John B. King Jr. has officially begun his first month as SUNY Chancellor after being selected for the position in December.
Local organizations, public officials and members of the community came together to honor Dr. Martin Luther King Jr
Whether you’re driving on the road, crossing a street, or riding a bicycle -- it is important to take precaution.
Confection Connection has opened it doors at a new location downtown.
Newly appointed Binghamton City Court Judge, Sophie Bergman, was sworn into office in a ceremony held Monday.
Windsor Central High School students are giving back to local K-9 officers.
Following former Sheriff David Harder’s retirement, newly sworn in Broome County Sheriff Fred Akshar has begun his first week in office.
As we head into the New Year, Licensed Mental Health Counselor and Founder of The Hope Center, Kevin Hope, said he has seen an increase in people seeking out counseling services.
The Cortland Community Learning Garden project is underway at 27 South Ave.
The holidays are usually a time of joy, family and tradition. For one local family, that tradition involves a 37-year-old fruitcake.
Local business KMH Photography is using a special holiday photograph to help raise money for animal sanctuary “Willow’s Wings.”
The Village of Afton has completed a historical wall mural at 146 Main Street.
Preparations are underway at the Department of Transportation ahead of this week’s storm.
Previously located at 85 Walnut Street, the NoMa Community Center is happy to now call a new building home.
The Broome County Sheriff’s Department has donated funds from its “No Shave November” campaign to the Mercy House of the Southern Tier.
The Binghamton Rumble Ponies and Lupo’s teamed up to award a check to one local nonprofit organization making a difference in the community.
People can say goodbye to throwing out their fresh cut Christmas trees at the end of the holiday season and instead opt for a more sustainable option.
Residents of an apartment building have been displaced after the property was condemned last month due to unsafe living conditions.
In recognition of National Pearl Harbor Remembrance Day, a special ceremony was held at the Owego VFW to honor local survivors and those lost during the attack.
Broome-Tioga BOCES and Broome County Habitat for Humanity will be partnering up once again to build a home for a local family in need.
Fundraising for the “Holiday Giving Box” is underway and there’s just five days left to donate.
East Middle School is preparing to welcome students and their families to its Winter Fest!
Deer hunting season is in full swing and like many deer processing facilities, Butcher Boys is keeping busy.
If you’re looking to get into the holiday spirit, the Village of Endicott will be kicking off the holiday season with their annual holiday parade.
On this year’s Giving Tuesday, the Tioga Downs Regional Community Foundation has awarded $1.1 million to local non-profit organizations throughout the Southern Tier.
A staple in the Windsor community will soon be closing its doors for good.
SUNY Broome celebrated the return of its biggest fundraiser of the year “24 Hours of Giving.”
Mental Health services are expanding in Broome County.
The holiday shopping season in full swing, and people who will be mailing out their gift purchases should start thinking about the best time to ship them.
Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer announced Wednesday the Center for Medicare and Medicaid Services has reversed its eligibility criteria for Critical Access Hospital status.
Teachers, staff and local officials came together to serve Thanksgiving dinner to the entire sixth grade class at West Middle School.
Operation Christmas Child is underway and Samaritans Purse is looking for shoebox donors.
A local woman is giving back to the community this holiday season.
A Tioga Central School teacher received a special surprise Tuesday morning after her entire classroom wish list was fulfilled.
The Greater Binghamton Chamber of Commerce presented three awards to a local business and community leaders making a difference.
The owners of Beer Tree are now providing more than just craft beer, as they embark on a new adventure in the coffee business.
The Union-Endicott School District is working on a special community project in collaboration with the Endicott Rotary Club.
