Binghamton Now with Bob Joseph

Prosecutors say a Broome County resident has admitted he secretly recorded a child engaged in sexual acts and distributed the material over the internet.

Two men who played for the Binghamton Mets reportedly have been linked to a drug trafficking ring in the Dominican Republic.

Transportation planners are considering adding a couple of roundabouts for intersections in the town of Dickinson.

Part of Interstate 81 in Broome and Cortland counties was closed to northbound traffic following a crash involving two tractor-trailers.

Jim Bryden, a retired architect who lived in Binghamton for several decades has died. He was 75 years old.

UFC fighter Jon "Bones" Jones, a Union-Endicott High School graduate, has been charged with battery in connection with allegations made by a woman in New Mexico.

Police are searching for a vehicle that raced away from the scene of a Tompkins County shooting incident.

People who use a downtown Binghamton parking garage may be looking for alternatives for the next few weeks.

Several drivers were stranded when their cars were disabled by fast-rising water during a thunderstorm in Utica.

A funeral Mass for veteran broadcaster Bill Parker is to be held in Binghamton.

Thousands of NYSEG customers in Broome and Tioga counties lost electric service in the aftermath of strong thunderstorms that brought heavy rain and gusty winds to the region.

A Broome County woman and her son have been charged with resisting arrest after they allegedly tried to flee sheriff's deputies in a sport utility vehicle that had been reported stolen.

As his legions of fans share some of their favorite memories of him on Binghamton radio and television, we're pleased to show you a bit of Bill Parker you may not have seen before.

Police say a driver faces charges following a one-car crash in Tioga County.

The village of Johnson City is making preparations for repair work at Your Home Public Library.

A First Ward building where a woman was found dead after a fire has been condemned by Binghamton code enforcement officials.

Bill Parker, the man who was a familiar personality to Binghamton radio and TV audiences for decades, has died.

People now are living in a building on Binghamton's West Side where cigars and cameras had been manufactured decades ago.

Warning signs have appeared on property across from IBM's former Endicott manufacturing complex describing the site as a "cancerous chemical spill area."

Binghamton Mayor Richard David is exploring his future political options, including possible races for Congress or Broome County executive.