Bob Joseph

A section of another downtown Binghamton parking facility was closed for a time because of a hole in the structure's concrete floor.

City engineer Philip Krey says repairs at the Collier Street garage were completed a few days ago

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A driver who was pulled over in the town of Owego for a possible equipment violation wound up being sent to Tioga County Jail.

Authorities say 29-year-old Joshua Rennells of Spencer was arrested for aggravated unlicensed operation and inadequate muffler

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A Broome County resident has been charged with grand larceny for allegedly buying more than $1700 worth of merchandise with another person's credit cards.

According to the Broome County Sheriff's Office, 26-year-old Candace Jamieson of Binghamton is suspected of stealing credit cards from a town of Chenango resident in January

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A program to buy out more flood-damaged structures in Broome County is moving ahead.

The town of Vestal board has approved demolition work on a few properties targeted for acquisition under the federally-funded plan

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Endicott police have arrested a woman in connection with the theft of a debit card that was left behind by a person at a supermarket ATM.

Investigators say 55-year-old Dianne Nwokolo of Park Street, Binghamton, has been charged with felony possession of stolen property

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A four-month-old puppy has been reported stolen from a Broome County pet store.

Authorities say the white Maltese dog was said to have been taken from the Pet Depot shop in Vestal's Town Square Mall

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Bishop Robert Cunningham of the Roman Catholic Diocese of Syracuse says the selection of Cardinal Jorge Mario Bergoglio of Argentina to be pope is a "wonderful gift to the church."

Cunningham was in the middle of a meeting Wednesday afternoon when word came that a new pope had been chosen

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People opposed to New York state's recently-enacted gun regulations demonstrated in downtown Binghamton this afternoon.

John O'Brien of the town of Chenango told WNBF News he helped organize the local event.

O'Brien said

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More structures badly damaged by flooding are being torn down in the village of Owego.

Mayor Kevin Millar said a house on Liberty Street that sustained damage in the 2006 flood and again in the 2011 flood was demolished last week

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Snow lovers in the Twin Tiers should be pleased with what's likely in store for the region as we prepare for the arrival of spring.

Despite the mild weather of the past few days and the moderate rainfall across the Binghamton area, it seems likely the ground will be white again before long

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