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 Police Seal Off Neighborhood After Report of Gunfire
Police converged on a Binghamton house where a man was shot earlier this year after a woman reported hearing a gunshot.
Otsiningo Park’s Canine Recreational Facility to Open Soon
Work on a dog park being constructed by Broome County is nearing completion.
Two Shots-Fired Incidents Near Endicott Lockdown Target
Gunshots rang out twice in a span of less than four hours in the area of an Endicott home village officials are trying to lock down.
Vestal Parkway Speedway Store Closed for Big Tank Replacement Job
One of Broome County's busiest convenience stores is being shut down for several weeks during a construction project.
Broome Wind Farm Connected to Grid as Turbines Are Commissioned
The first wind farm in the Binghamton area is close to going into commercial operation as the project's link to the grid has been energized.
56 Apartments Planned for Binghamton’s Centre Plaza Office Tower
A residential redevelopment project is in the works for an eight-story commercial office building in downtown Binghamton.
Chipotle, Panera Prepare to Open Restaurants at Oakdale Commons
Two national chain restaurants are about to start operations next to each other in Johnson City.
Man Run Over by Bulldozer at Binghamton Road Project Recuperating
A construction worker is continuing to recover from the injuries he sustained when a bulldozer back over him at a street reconstruction project in Binghamton.
Finally! They’re Playing Tennis and Pickleball at Recreation Park
A new tennis complex at Binghamton's Recreation Park is now in use - nearly three years after work started on the project.
Police: Chenango Forks Contractor Took $24,000, Didn’t Do Work
A Broome County man faces three felony counts for allegedly taking thousands of dollars for contracting jobs that were never completed.