Binghamton Now with Bob Joseph

A house in Binghamton that was heavily damaged by an arson fire in the summer of 2013 finally has been demolished.

Two people have been charged in connection with the abandonment of a dog on a freezing morning in a Binghamton neighborhood.

Renovation work is underway in a long-unused building in Johnson City that will soon house Binghamton University's Decker School of Nursing.

Sheriff's deputies in Delaware County discovered more than ten pounds of marijuana in a vehicle pulled over for speeding.

People visiting Binghamton continue to complain about downtown parking kiosks that fail to operate correctly.

The Custard Corner in Endicott won't be opening its doors right away but there is a possibility it will return to business at some point this year.

Binghamton police are looking for a man and woman who left a dog in a city neighborhood on a freezing morning and drove away.

Flags at all New York State government buildings are flying at half-staff in honor of the Department of Transportation worker who died after a crash on Route 17.

A Chenango County man has been jailed after he allegedly threatened to shoot a person and a dog.

Structures that were used as a production facility by an Endicott shoe firm nearly a century ago are about to be torn down.

Binghamton police say a woman was wounded in a drive-by shooting on a downtown street.

The world's most famous giraffe couldn't wait until April to give birth at her home in Broome County.

Police have arrested a suspected in connection with an arson blaze that damaged a two-family residence in Endicott.

The family of Harper Stantz, the Binghamton High School junior who died after being struck by a vehicle, is thanking the community for its support in the aftermath of the tragedy.

Twelve years as Endicott mayor is enough. That's what John Bertoni has decided.

An Endicott woman faces several felony charges after an early-morning drug raid in the village's Union District.

Some residents of Binghamton's West Side are expressing outrage after a second pedestrian death linked to a drugged driver in less than two years.

Antiquated traffic signals at a key entrance to the village of Endicott are about to be removed.

State police have charged a Conklin resident with grand larceny for taking money that was intended to pay for repairs to a truck damaged in a crash.

A tractor-trailer struck a Department of Transportation vehicle on Route 17 in Tioga County, leaving a DOT employee with serious injuries.