Binghamton Press and Sun-Bulletin

The Press & Sun-Bulletin is a daily newspaper that caters to the Binghamton, New York region. It was created in 1985 when The Evening Press (previously known as The Binghamton Press until 1960) merged with The Sun-Bulletin. The newspaper is owned by Gannett Company, which acquired The Binghamton Press in 1943 and The Sun-Bulletin in 1971.

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See photos from Horseheads' win over Corning in girls flag football, Hawks' Senior Day

4 days ago | pressconnects.com | Andrew Legare

Andrew LegareHorseheads beat Corning, 28-14, in girls flag football May 10, 2025 at Corning Memorial Stadium. Andrew Legare/Elmira Star-GazetteHorseheads beat Corning, 28-14, in girls flag football May 10, 2025 at Corning Memorial Stadium. Andrew Legare/Elmira Star-GazetteHorseheads beat Corning, 28-14, in girls flag football May 10, 2025 at Corning Memorial Stadium. Andrew Legare/Elmira Star-GazetteHorseheads beat Corning, 28-14, in girls flag football May 10, 2025 at Corning Memorial Stadium.
Social Security payments will arrive later than usual in May. Here’s why

4 days ago | pressconnects.com | Mike Snider |Gabe Hauari

Some Social Security recipients could see three checks hit their bank account this month, although some checks may come a little later in the month than usual. Those retirees who get Supplemental Security Income checks are getting two checks in the month of May – one for May and another for June – due to quirks in the Social Security Administration's calendar.
Have Mother’s Day weekend plans? Here’s the NWS forecast May 9-11

6 days ago | pressconnects.com | Sunshyne Lynch

Rain is in the forecast all day May 9 and part of the day on May 10. May 11 will have clear, sunny skies with the highest temperature of the weekend. Mother’s Day weekend will start out rainy but end with clear, sunny skies. If you're planning outdoor festivities with your family, you just might be in luck. National Weather Service Binghamton meteorologist Bryan Greenblatt said while the weekend will start off with rainfall on May 9, by May 11, temperatures will warm up and the sun will come out.
Binghamton man accused in West Side double-homicide arraigned

6 days ago | pressconnects.com | Jillian McCarthy

Binghamton man accused of a double murder was arraigned in Broome County Court on May 2. Scott C. Mitchell faces two counts of second-degree murder in connections with the case. A Binghamton man accused of a double-homicide on the West Side was arraigned in Broome County Court. According to the Broome County Clerk's Office, Scott C. Mitchell, 50, was arraigned on May 2 in Broome County Court on two counts of second-degree murder.
The Cortland Standard filed for bankruptcy in March. New ownership announces its return

6 days ago | pressconnects.com | Jillian McCarthy

Sample News Group acquired the assets of the Cortland Standard. The Standard, which filed for bankruptcy mid-March, will return May 17. The Cortland Standard newspaper, which ceased publication March 13 after filing for bankruptcy, will now resume regular publication under new ownership.
Where does Binghamton's proposed cannabis enforcement law stand?

1 week ago | pressconnects.com | Jillian McCarthy

Cannabis enforcement law remains without a vote in city council. Following a recent Court Street violation, Binghamton's mayor urged the council to pass the law, but a council member says it would not impact unlicensed sales. A law meant to crack down on the illicit sale of cannabis in Binghamton was first proposed over six months ago. After multiple city council discussions and a public information session, the proposed legislation has not yet been put to a vote.
When will swimming open in Broome County parks? Dates, hours

1 week ago | pressconnects.com | Sunshyne Lynch

Broome County parks offer swimming and boating from Memorial Day weekend through Labor Day. Dorchester Park, Nathaniel Cole Park, and Greenwood Park beaches operate from 11 a.m. to 7:30 p.m. daily during swimming season. All three parks are open year round from 8 a.m. to dusk daily. Summers in Binghamton are filled with trips to local parks to enjoy walking trails, picnics and a dip in the water.
Closed Endicott restaurant fire remains under investigation: What happened at Greek Key

1 week ago | pressconnects.com | Jillian McCarthy

A fire ignited in a vacant Endicott restaurant early on May 5. Endicott fire chief said the cause is unknown. The restaurant was shuttered in 2015 and has remained vacant since. Heavy fire burned through a vacant restaurant space in the Village of Endicott on May 5. Endicott Fire Department Chief Joseph Griswold said a fire was reported at about 12:34 a.m. at the former Greek Key Restaurant and Bar at 113 South Nanticoke Ave. in Endicott.
Delaware County man among 205 arrested in FBI crackdown on child sexual exploitation

1 week ago | pressconnects.com | Jillian McCarthy

Walton man charged with sexual exploitation of a child. The arrest was one of 205 in a nationwide FBI crackdown. A Walton man has been arrested for the alleged sexual exploitation of a child as part of an FBI-led nationwide crackdown. According to a release from the U.S. Attorney's Office, 205 offenders have been arrested as part of "Operation Restore Justice," a coordinated enforcement effort to identify, track and arrest child sex predators. One of the 205 was Jerry N. Butler III, 19, of Walton.
What happens if you miss the REAL ID deadline in NY? What to know

1 week ago | pressconnects.com | Sunshyne Lynch |Emily Barnes

A REAL ID is now required for domestic flights and entry to certain federal facilities. Alternative identification, such as a passport or Enhanced license, is acceptable in place of a REAL ID. Applicants can still apply for REAL ID at their local DMV, even after the May 7 deadline. The deadline to get a REAL ID was May 7, but what happens if you didn't get one?