A Chat with Former News Anchors Greg Catlin and Candace ChapmanA Chat with Former News Anchors Greg Catlin and Candace ChapmanIt's been several years since Binghamton TV viewers watched Greg Catlin and Candace Chapman co-anchor WBNG's Action News.Bob JosephBob Joseph
Scott Sasina Interview: Life After TV NewsScott Sasina Interview: Life After TV NewsEndicott native Scott Sasina became a familiar face to television viewers in the Binghamton area over the past decade as he worked as a news reporter and an evening anchor at WBNG.Bob JosephBob Joseph
50 Years Ago: The Final Day of Binghamton’s WNBF-TV – Channel 1250 Years Ago: The Final Day of Binghamton’s WNBF-TV – Channel 12WNBF-TV was the first television in Binghamton. Those well-known call letters vanished from local television screens a half-century ago.Bob JosephBob Joseph
Are Insect And Bird Surprise TV Appearances Now A Thing?Are Insect And Bird Surprise TV Appearances Now A Thing?Have you ever seen those bloopers on television where something wacky, crazy or funny happens while a television reporter is on camera?Don MorganDon Morgan
WBNG-TV Sold to Atlanta-Based Company in Multi-Station DealWBNG-TV Sold to Atlanta-Based Company in Multi-Station DealBinghamton's CBS television affiliate - WBNG - is expected to have a new owner within the next several months.Bob JosephBob Joseph
Some Binghamton Over-Air TV Frequencies ChangeSome Binghamton Over-Air TV Frequencies ChangeSouthern 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.Kathy WhyteKathy Whyte