Binghamton

Friday, July 20th, Commerce Chenango will host a bus trip from Norwich to Binghamton to see the, ah hem, Rumble Ponies in action at NYSEG Stadium. They are, of course, the Double A affiliate of the New York Mets (Binghamton Mets sounded SO much better).

A Binghamton man is accused of having 200 glassine envelopes of heroin in his Chenango Street home.

Prosecutors are moving forward to prepare to present evidence to a grand jury in connection with the death of Binghamton University nursing school student Haley Anderson.

The Southern Tier economy is continuing to lose jobs while most of New York state's labor markets have been adding workers.

A $50,000 fine is to be returned to the estate of the late New York State Senator Thomas Libous after a federal appeals court reversed his conviction in a corruption case.

Nearly 42 years after they died, a memorial to three Binghamton Fire Department members is becoming a reality.

A tractor-trailer hauling thousands of pounds of shrimp came to a screeching halt when it got wedged under a railroad bridge on Binghamton's East Side.

The two top officials in Binghamton's public works department have been fired in the aftermath of the massive snowstorm that crippled much of the city for days.

Tens of thousands of NYSEG customers lost electric service because of strong gusty winds.

Operations are winding down at an independent bookstore in downtown Binghamton.