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Hundreds Step Out For Scleroderma

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Hundreds stepped out Sunday morning in Binghamton to help fund research for a disease called Scleroderma (Sclare uh derma). This is the tenth year a walk has been held in Binghamton to fight the disease.  Walkers also enjoyed music, games and raffles. Organizers and... Read More.

Water Will Be Off For Some Binghamton Residents Tomorrow

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Water will be shut off for certain Binghamton residents tomorrow due to repairs and maintenance to the water system.  City officials say water service will be interrupted Tuesday from 8 a.m. to 2 p.m. on Atherly Park and Holmes Place.  Neighbors on those streets... Read More.

Part Of Conklin Rd To Be Closed Tomorrow

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Conklin Avenue, from John Street to Tompkins Street, will be closed for paving tomorrow. Binghamton officials are asking for people to have their vehicles off the road by 6am.  

Binghamton Man Arrested for Sexual Assault

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On Thursday, June 2nd, the New York State Police arrested Jacque Godbay, 45, of Binghamton for Burglary, Criminal Sexual Act, and Aggravated Criminal Contempt. The arrest was made after an investigation into an alleged assault that occurred during the early morning hours of May 29th. Godbay... Read More.

Man Arrested in Assault on State Trooper

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On Thursday June 2nd, The New York State Police arrested Derek Coviello, 38, of Greene, N.Y. on felony Assault and Criminal Mischief, as well as Criminal Possession of Weapon and Resisting Arrest. The charges are a result of an incident on Friday, May 20th in... Read More.

Accident Victim Recovered from Chenango River

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The Broome County Sheriff's Office has recovered Carri Michalski, 39, from the Chenango River. A family member of Michalski was walking below the 12A bridge and alerted the Sheriff that they had discovered a body in the water beneath some debris. This was right in... Read More.

The Great Race To Make A Stop In Binghamton

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In just over a week, the City of Binghamton will be abuzz with cars from yesteryear as they roll through the Southern Tier in The Great Race. The race is a national road rally of antiques vehicles traveling up the eastern portion of... Read More.

Multiple Crews Called To Barn Fire

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Multiple emergency response crews are called to a barn fire Friday afternoon.  The call to 3 Bull Creek Road came in just after 1:30 p.m.  Initial 911 Traffic reports said a tractor was on fire, but this fire spread to engulf the barn... prompting... Read More.

Joint Sewage Board Talks Financial Responsibility

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The quest for answers continues, as the Binghamton - Johnson City Joint Sewage Board try to figure out who will be held financially responsible for last month's wall collapse. Before the Board went into executive session Thursday afternoon, it talked insurance with the National Fire... Read More.

Hinchey to Host Grant Application Workshop June 10th

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Congressman Maurice Hinchey's Office will host a Workshop on June 10th to Help Southern Tier Firefighters & EMS Personnel with Federal Grant Applications. The workshop will be on Friday, June 10th to assist local fire departments and EMS organizations with their applications for federal grant... Read More.

Endicott Man Arrested for Rape

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An Endicott man has been arrested on charges of raping a 16 year old girl. Scott Hart, 21, provided alcohol to the girl and then had sex with her. Hart has been charged with felony rape and felony criminal sex act, among other charges. He's being held... Read More.

Council Members Oppose Post Office Closures

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Binghamton's city council sent a loud message to the U.S. postal service: Do not close their city's post offices.  Council members unanimously approved a resolution Wednesday to oppose the closure of the Eastview, Westview and Southview Post Offices.  The postal service says it is... Read More.
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