WBGH-CD/WIVT-TV (Binghamton, NY)

WIVT, which operates on channel 34, is a TV station based in Binghamton, New York. It is affiliated with ABC and is owned by Nexstar Media Group. Alongside it, Nexstar also owns WBGH-CD, a low-power NBC affiliate on channel 20. Both stations have their studios and transmitter located on Ingraham Hill Road in Binghamton.

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#263932

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Funky Beez partners with United Way for Give Where You Live event

3 days ago | binghamtonhomepage.com | Jim Ehmke

VESTAL, NY (WIVT/WBGH) – A local business is sponsoring a day tomorrow aimed at connecting those who want to help with chances to give. Owners Felicia Davis and Bill Stewart support a number of charitable causes at their hot dog and ice cream stand. They say they are often approached by people who want to donate an item or volunteer their time. So, Davis decided to organize a community resource fair featuring representatives of various non-profits with information about their programs and services.
Food & Farm Showcase: Winsor Acres

3 days ago | binghamtonhomepage.com | Jim Ehmke

HARPURSVILLE, NY (WIVT/WBGH) – In recognition of National Dairy Month, our Food and Farm Showcase is visiting a third generation farm in Harpursville that is now selling some products direct to the consumer. Winsor Acres, located along Route 79, has roughly 3 thousand Holstein cows, about 2 thousand of which are currently being milked. The farm was started by Ralph Winsor in 1958 with just 50 cows and has grown considerably since then.
In the Kitchen with CCE: Snap Pea Burrata Toast

3 days ago | binghamtonhomepage.com | Jim Ehmke

TOWN OF DICKINSON (WIVT/WBGH) – We’re back In The Kitchen with CCE tonight with a bright and tasty snack or meal that features a vegetable that’s less than 50 years old. Nutrition Educator Caitlin Mizerak is preparing Snap Pea Burrata Toast. Mizerak chops the sweet and crunchy snap peas and combines them with mint, hot honey, olive oil, lemon zest and salt. She then spreads the burrata cheese on the toast.
43rd annual Strawberry Festival returns

4 days ago | binghamtonhomepage.com | Jim Ehmke

OWEGO, NY (WIVT/WBGH) – Owego is preparing to celebrate its favorite fruit with a festival that will dominate downtown this weekend. It is now a 3 day event, beginning tonight at the band shell at Hickories Park with a 5-K, a Kids Fun Run and music by deejay Bob Russell. Tomorrow is the Friday night block party with live bands from 5 to 9:30, culminating in the annual fireworks display. And Saturday begins with a parade at 9:30 a.m. with a total of 64 different entrants.
Destination New York: Glimmerglass

4 days ago | binghamtonhomepage.com | Jim Ehmke

COOPERSTOWN, NY (WIVT/WBGH) – The little village of Cooperstown is home to much more than the shrine to America’s pastime. It’s also one of the most beautiful places in the country to experience opera and musical theater. Tonight, we visit the Glimmerglass Festival which has been presenting classic and cutting edge productions for 50 years. For the better part of two months each summer, the Glimmerglass Festival comes to life along the shores of Otsego Lake.
Catholic Charities terminating therapy program

5 days ago | binghamtonhomepage.com | Jim Ehmke

BINGHAMTON, N.Y. (WIVT/WBGH) – Some clients are upset that Catholic Charities has decided to terminate a decades-old therapy program. Catholic Charities of Broome County sent a letter to participants in its Family Counseling Program on June 6 announcing the end of the service effective June 30. Executive Director Tonya Brown says the decision was difficult, but due to a loss of $200,000 worth of funding over the past ten years, making it unsustainable.
BU student designs alternate B.C. Transit map

5 days ago | binghamtonhomepage.com | Samantha Rich

(WIVT/WBGH) – A Binghamton University student is looking to help people navigate the local public transit system. Jax Kobey is a rising sophomore majoring in Geography and Urban and Regional Planning. Kobey frequently used B.C. Transit buses during their freshman year, and had a difficult time understanding the routes. Kobey says the map was outdated and difficult to read, causing a lot of confusion.
Carson McKenna's 'Generations' at Cider Mill Stage

5 days ago | binghamtonhomepage.com | Samantha Rich

ENDICOTT, N.Y. (WIVT/WBGH) – A hilarious look at clashing generations working in a family dentistry practice is coming to the Cider Mill Stage. “Generations” by Carson McKenna is premiering this weekend. The show follows different age groups as they struggle to see eye to eye in the workplace, giving audience members a look at what happens when you throw Baby Boomers, Gen Xers, Millennials, and Gen Z into the same professional melting pot.
The Cider Mill hosts ribbon cutting for grand reopening

5 days ago | binghamtonhomepage.com | Jim Ehmke

ENDICOTT, N.Y. (WIVT/WBGH) – A true local landmark celebrated its new ownership and expansion in Endicott on Wednesday. The Cider Mill held a ribbon cutting on Wednesday to mark its grand reopening. Earlier this year, local businesswoman Maryanne Burke purchased the seasonal cider and doughnut maker from the Ciotoli family and promptly expanded its season and its offerings. The Cider Mill will now be open nine months of the year instead of four, from the end of May to just after Christmas.
Vulnerable Chenango County man reported missing

6 days ago | binghamtonhomepage.com | Samantha Rich

CHENANGO COUNTY, N.Y. (WIVT/WBGH) – Several police agencies are currently searching for a missing Chenango County man. 71-year-old Charles Skellett was reported missing at around midnight on June 15. He was last seen on June 14 at a residence where he was staying on Seymour Hill Road in the Town of Coventry. Skellett reportedly has several medical concerns.