television

Did you know that a few Hallmark holiday movies were filmed in New York State?

Could there be a Seinfeld reboot? Maybe just a one-off TV special showing what the cast members are up to in the present?

This time, it's a look back through a video I discovered on YouTube that shows some highlights of local television memories.

What can we expect to watch on Thanksgiving? Here are some of the things you might enjoy.

WNBF-TV was the first television in Binghamton. Those well-known call letters vanished from local television screens a half-century ago.

A Syracuse woman was hospitalized after being attacked with a 70-inch television in front of her children.

Former Binghamton reporters and anchors have both gone on to bigger markets and become local legends. Take a look at 30+ families faces from Binghamton TV.

I ran across an old television commercial recently from a business no longer in the area, and got a chuckle out of the look from the 1980s.

Binghamton's CBS television affiliate - WBNG - is expected to have a new owner within the next several months.

Legislation would require companies that make “smart” devices that can record, retain and transmit recordings to clearly list those capabilities for consumers.