Binghamton may not be leading the charge, but even here, residents are scrolling through videos daily. It’s a habit that connects us all, for better or worse.
Binghamton detectives are continuing to investigate a wave of spray-painted graffiti on public and private property downtown and on the city's West Side.
Although the $25 million city-owned parking structure on Water Street in downtown Binghamton opened nearly one year ago, there's something in the garage that seems to be a secret.
A Binghamton man has admitted to trying to kidnap an 8-year-old girl at a Price Chopper supermarket in what prosecutors said was a "sexually-motivated" crime.