Bob Joseph

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

Heavy Metal: Massive Steel Beams Installed for Binghamton Bridge

Two very large components of the new railroad bridge being erected in Binghamton have been delivered after a three-hour trek from western New York.

Broome County Habitat for Humanity to Build First Two-Family Home

The next construction project for Broome County Habitat for Humanity will be a duplex residence in Johnson City.

Binghamton Police Investigate Downtown Dispute Involving Gun

Several city police units responded to a report of a disturbance in downtown Binghamton involving a person armed with a gun

First Qdoba Restaurant in Binghamton Area to Open Soon

Construction work has resumed at the site of the region's first Qdoba Mexican Eats restaurant.

Developer Still Assessing Vestal Hills Country Club Options

A Broome County man is continuing to consider plans to redevelop the former Vestal Hills Country Club property in the town of Binghamton.

IBM Endicott Demolition: Hidden Bundy Building Now Exposed

As the project to tear down several unused IBM buildings continues in Endicott, more of the historic Bundy Manufacturing building has been revealed.

Binghamton Street Closed for Removal of Century-Old Rail Bridge

A large crane and other construction equipment are blocking a busy Binghamton roadway as crews prepare to replace a rusting hulk of a railroad bridge.

Binghamton Firm to Lease Vacant Owego Manufacturing Building

A Tioga County building that's been home to a series of manufacturing businesses over the last few decades is about to be busy again.

Mayor: Downtown Binghamton Businesses Shouldn’t Close Sidewalks

Pedestrians were unable to use a sidewalk in downtown Binghamton after it was closed as people lined up to enter a late-night music show.

Aliza Spencer Homicide Investigation: Reward Increased to $50,000

Authorities have announced that the reward being offered in connection with the fatal shooting of a Binghamton girl has been increased.