wnbf

It's our way of informing you of some of the more important local news stories you may have missed over the week.

It's our way of informing you of some of the more important local news stories you may have missed over the week.

These are a few of the top local Southern Tier news reports (and Northeast Pennsylvania as well) that aired on WNBF as well as on our website, and WNBF mobile app.

Former WSKG Station manager and local television pioneer Phillip Jackson of Vestal passed away August 7, just shy of his 89th birthday.

In part four of Doug's introduction to WNBF, he describes all the hats he has worn as his career in radio really heated up.

In part three of Doug's introduction to WNBF, Doug tells us the best advice he's ever received from a WNBF legend...

In part two of my introduction to WNBF, take a look at my first glimpse into the world of radio...

Since this is the first opportunity to introduce myself to you, I thought I would give you some background on who I am and how excited I am to bring you the news each morning on WNBF.

Veteran Binghamton broadcaster Bill Parker joined Broome County historian Gerald Smith on WNBF Radio's Binghamton Now program Friday morning. Parker was on hand when WNBF-TV Channel 12 (now WBNG-TV) officially started operations on December 1, 1949...

***SPECIAL PROGRAM ALERT: This memorable hour will be rebroadcast on News Radio 1290 WNBF on New Year's Day at 9 a.m. ***   Bill Parker, Binghamton's beloved "Dean of Broadcasting," was back on the air Friday for a special appearance on WNBF Radio's Binghamton Now program. Parker joi...