Binghamton Pedestrian Walkway Starts Tumbling Down [VIDEO]
Another of downtown Binghamton's "bridges to nowhere" is being torn down.
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Binghamton Mayor Suspects Nothing Criminal in LDC Case
Mayor Richard David says he doesn't believe there was any criminality involved in an improper fund transfer from the Binghamton Local Development Corporation.
New York Minimum Wage Goes Up Again Soon
New York Governor Andrew Cuomo is putting out a reminder that another phase in the raising of the minimum wage will take effect December 31.
Abandoned Kirkwood Motel Building to Be Torn Down
A flood-damaged motel complex in the town of Kirkwood that's been unused for several years is about to be demolished.
Endicott's Little Italy Gets Small Community Funding
$10,000 is going to Little Italy in Endicott for a kitchen project in the Heritage Center and Museum.
Healthcare Collaborative Awards Workforce Grants
A collaborative of Southern Tier health care systems is awarding more than a million dollars for eight plans to support the rural workforce in the region.
Binghamton's "Walkways to Nowhere" to Be Torn Down
The city of Binghamton plans to spend nearly a quarter of a million dollars to demolish two unused pedestrian bridges.
Equipment Problem Knocks Out Power to 1700 in Broome County
Trouble at a substation caused an interruption in electric service to several hundred NYSEG customers in Binghamton and two neighboring towns.
Deadline Near for Lithium-Ion Battery Recycling Comments
December 5 is the last scheduled day for the public to submit comments to on plans to develop a lithium-ion battery recycling facility in Endicott.
Remaining Ollie's Outlet Founder Dies
Founder and CEO of Ollie's Bargain Outlet, Mark Butler has passed away.