I anchor "First News" and "Binghamton Now" weekday mornings on WNBF. I've been reporting news in the Twin Tiers for more than four decades. For breaking news and updates on developing stories, follow @BinghamtonNow on Twitter. Contact me by email at bob@wnbf.com
Bob Joseph
Binghamton Man Found Dead in His Home After SWAT Team Deployed
A Binghamton man apparently killed himself after city police were sent to his home to check on his welfare.
Former Binghamton Mayor Fighting Wegmans Protest Charge in Court
Matthew Ryan, the former mayor of Binghamton, is still conducting a legal battle in connection with his arrest outside a Wegmans store ten months ago.
“Nashville Hot Chicken” Restaurant to Open in Downtown Binghamton
Another establishment is about to enter the increasingly competitive restaurant battle in Broome County.
Just Opened: Vestal’s $7.5 Million Fire Station Now in Service
After several years of debate and discussion, a newly-constructed Vestal Fire Department station has gone into operation.
Suspect in Killing of Endicott Man Now in Broome County Jail
The man who police believe gunned down an Endicott resident in a Huron Campus parking lot is being held on a murder charge.
Vestal Tree Donors Looking Forward to Rockefeller Center Lighting
The excitement is continuing for the Vestal family whose Norway spruce was selected to be this year's Rockefeller Center Christmas tree.
Man Wanted for Murder in Endicott in Custody After Standoff
A neighborhood on Binghamton's West Side was closed to traffic and pedestrians for a police operation.
Controversial Chenango Bridge Tobacco Shop to Open Next Week
A tobacco and vape store that had been opposed by some Chenango Bridge residents is expected to start operating soon in a former bank building.
Binghamton Boscov’s Building Original Exterior May Be Seen Again
While millions of dollars in updates are planned inside the Boscov's store in downtown Binghamton, there also may be some changes made to the outside of the structure.
Scott Sasina Interview: Life After TV News
Endicott native Scott Sasina became a familiar face to television viewers in the Binghamton area over the past decade as he worked as a news reporter and an evening anchor at WBNG.