WBNG

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

A longtime Binghamton broadcast journalist who was a familiar face on television for decades has announced his retirement.

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

Southern Tier residents who still view television over-the-air with an antenna are going to have to go through another re-scanning of their channels.

Television news anchor Caroline Goggin was 27 years old when she suffered a stroke, just days after returning from her honeymoon in Italy.

A Binghamton TV news anchor has filed an insurance claim against the Town of Union after he was seriously injured when a fire escape collapsed at a Johnson City building.

A one-time Binghamton television reporter lost her anchor job in Baltimore after posing a question that was perceived by some as racist and sexist.

Television viewers in the Binghamton area may wind up missing some of their favorite programs if a station owner and a satellite company don't reach an agreement.

Jim Mathews, who was a fixture on Binghamton television newscasts for more than a decade, has died. He was 66.

Long-time Binghamton television reporter Candace Chapman is leaving the WBNG newsroom in Johnson City.