Demolition

In the most visible sign yet that Broome County residents can soon expect to wait in line at their own Chick-fil-A drive-up, an old bank building has been torn down in Johnson City.

After months of speculation, the city of Binghamton has announced the closing date for the 55-year-old public parking garage on State Street.

Demolition crews are about to make quick work of knocking down a now-closed Key Bank building to clear the site for a Chick-fil-A restaurant in Johnson City.

A parking lot now is being constructed where a downtown Binghamton house had stood for nearly 140 years.

The site where five massive IBM buildings stood in the village of Endicott for several decades has yet to be cleared more than two months after the structures were torn down.

Demolition crews are busy hauling away what remains of a Vestal hotel and a popular restaurant that was located in the complex.

A deteriorating city-owned parking ramp in Binghamton will soon be closed and demolished.

A building that has been home to a series of popular restaurants in West Endicott is about to be demolished.

A bunch of mussels are preventing Broome County from removing a rusting Susquehanna River bridge that closed 35 years ago.

More trespassing has been reported at an abandoned downtown Binghamton building that was damaged by a suspicious fire.