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Bob Joseph
Teenager Accused of Stabbing Student at Johnson City High School
A teenager is being held in connection with a stabbing incident that occurred at Johnson City High School.
Binghamton Shooting: One Dead in Downtown Drive-By Attack
Police are investigating a deadly drive-by shooting incident near Mirabito Stadium in downtown Binghamton.
3 Binghamton Residents Charged After Teen Stabbed in Johnson City
Johnson City police say three Binghamton teenagers face felony charges following a stabbing in the village linked to a social media dispute.
Sweet Success! JC Boutique Bakery Celebrates First Birthday
The past year has been filled with challenges but a small Johnson City bakery is holding a special event to mark its first year of operation.
2 Hurt After High-Speed Police Chase in Chenango Bridge
A stolen sport utility vehicle smashed into a pickup truck and a car as a teenager tried to elude a pursuing sheriff's deputy in Chenango Bridge.
Next Chapter for “Pasquale’s” in Binghamton Getting Closer
The wait is almost over for people who've been been looking forward to the opening of a new soup and sandwich shop on Binghamton's East Side.
High-End Housing Planned for Binghamton’s Historic Perry Building
Office space in a prominent downtown Binghamton structure may soon be converted into apartments.
Binghamton’s Chroma Cafe is Closed But “Exciting News” Ahead
Customers of a beloved eatery and bakery in downtown Binghamton have been concerned about the fate of the business, which has been closed in recent weeks.
Guthrie CEO Explains How Lourdes Deal Happened and What’s Next
The agreement that resulted in Guthrie's acquisition of Binghamton-based Our Lady of Lourdes Hospital was put together in only a few months.
Endwell Homeless Camp Along Route 17 Cleared Before River Rose
Town of Union and state officials took action to protect people living in an encampment next to the Susquehanna River before waters rose to a dangerous level.