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

7 Brew’s Next Binghamton-Area Coffee Stand to Open in November

The Arkansas-based 7 Brew chain is expanding in Broome County with the opening of its second coffee stand this fall.

“B.C.” Cartoonist and Partner Open 24-Hour Gym on Front Street

A Broome County cartoonist is one of the new owners of a fitness center just north of Binghamton.

Old Binghamton Giant Market Being Transformed Into a Church

Construction continues on a project that is turning an abandoned supermarket on Binghamton's West Side into a modern worship facility.

Will Historic “IBM Collection” Return to Endicott?

A priceless exhibit of historic items associated with IBM Endicott remains in storage in an out-of-town company warehouse.

Binghamton Econo Lodge Rebranded as Independent Hotel

The 104-room Econo Lodge hotel on Old Front Street just north of Binghamton has a new name.

Long-Delayed Front Street “Harbor Freight” to Open in November

The Harbor Freight Tools store in the town of Chenango that originally was to open months ago now is expected to start operations this fall.

Big Renovation Project Underway at Northgate Plaza

A large retail complex in the town of Chenango is getting a major makeover in what's expected to be a multi-phase project to upgrade the property.

Rod Serling Fans Praise Binghamton’s Newly-Revealed Statue

Hundreds of people attended the dedication event for Binghamton's Rod Serling statue and thousands more have viewed the event online.

The Big Reveal: Rod Serling Statue at Binghamton’s Rec Park

Binghamton parks and recreation department employees were joined by some Rod Serling fans in making final preparations for the dedication of a statue of "The Twilight Zone" creator.

Smash-and-Grab Thief Strikes at Vestal Rail Trail

A Vestal Rail Trail user is alerting others to a car break-in that occurred while she was on the popular walking path.