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
Water Truck Runs Over Road Worker’s Legs on I-88 Near Binghamton
A construction worker was seriously hurt when a truck ran over his legs and lower torso on an Interstate 88 bridge in the town of Chenango.
Concordia Restaurant to Open in Endicott’s Little Italy Section
Plans are moving forward on a new eatery that will operate in a familiar building on the North Side of Endicott.
One-Time Political Foe Endorses Matthew Ryan for Broome County DA
Former Binghamton Mayor Matthew Ryan's campaign for Broome County district attorney is getting backing from an unexpected source.
The Night Elvis Dropped Two Loaded Guns at the Binghamton Airport
Less than three months before his death, Elvis Presley made a memorable arrival in Broome County ahead of two highly-anticipated shows.
BJ’s Wholesale Club to Open at Oakdale Commons in February
Construction of the building that will house a BJ's Wholesale Club store in Johnson City is moving quickly.
$4 Million Renovation Job at Broome Softball Complex Nearly Done
A major reconstruction project at Broome County's softball facility in the town of Dickinson is almost complete.
New Business Opens at Old Walter’s Shoe Store Site in Binghamton
A storefront at a busy Binghamton intersection that's been idle for two decades has sprung back to life.
“Soft Open” for 8-Bit Bites at Former Red Robin Diner Site in JC
A 75-year-old diner that was a favorite for customers in Binghamton and Johnson City has been given a colorful makeover as it starts a new chapter.
Crane Now in Place at Binghamton Garage Construction Site
Work is moving forward at the site of a planned parking structure and apartment complex near the Boscov's department store in downtown Binghamton.
Binghamton Residents Fear Trouble from “Members Only” Business
Some neighbors of a Binghamton business that has opened in a building that had been locked down for violent incidents are worried there'll be more trouble in the future.