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
Six Abandoned Buildings in the Heart of Endwell Being Demolished
A half-dozen dilapidated structures that have created a "blight zone" in Endwell finally are coming down.
Hundreds of Modernized BC Transit Bus Stop Signs Are Going Up
Old, faded and rusted bus stop signs across Broome County are being replaced for the first time in decades.
Traffic Jammed: Binghamton-Vestal Greenway Delays Resume on 434
With the arrival of spring, Broome County drivers once again might do well to stay away from where the $25 million Greenway project is being constructed.
Rude Awakening! Car Slams Into Binghamton Apartment Building
The residents of a Binghamton apartment complex were jolted awake when an out-of-control vehicle smashed into the building.
Another Binghamton Subway Restaurant Preparing to Close
A restaurant that's been a fixture in downtown Binghamton is about to shut down.
Endicott’s McKinley Avenue to Close for Huron Campus Work
A busy Endicott street is scheduled to be out of service for more than two weeks as crews remove unused equipment from Huron Campus buildings.
Binghamton Man Pleads Guilty After Neighborhood Gun Mayhem
A suspect arrested following a gun battle near Binghamton's Spring Forest Cemetery is expected to be sent to prison after he entered a guilty plea in the case.
Binghamton Locks Down Rat-Infested “Living Nightmare” House
A single-family home that had made life miserable for people in a Binghamton neighborhood has been locked down by the city.
FIRST VIDEO: Ross Park Zoo’s New Sand Cat Kittens Acting “Cute”
The Ross Park Zoo on Binghamton's South Side is celebrating the birth of a litter of kittens to the facility's resident sand cats, Kaya and Amal.
Every City – Even Binghamton – Gets a Bit of Weather Channel Fame
A big snowstorm in March can lead to 15 minutes of fame for small upstate New York cities like Binghamton.