Court Street

Some people are still fighting a plan to tear down a house on Court Street in downtown Binghamton to make way for a parking lot.

A section of sidewalk in downtown Binghamton has been closed after part of a building's parapet wall fell on it.

The lights are on and food is being served again at a downtown Binghamton business that suspended operations late last year.

An ongoing bridge maintenance project is affecting traffic between downtown Binghamton and the city's West Side.

The oldest business on Court Street in downtown Binghamton is winding down operations.

A Binghamton commission has given conditional approval for the demolition of a nearly-140-year-old downtown house for development of a parking lot.

A prime piece of property in the heart of downtown Binghamton has been idle for nearly two decades and there are no redevelopment plans for the site.

A plan to tear down a 139-year-old house on Court Street in downtown Binghamton to clear the site is being fought by the Preservation Association of the Southern Tier.

A property on Court Street in downtown Binghamton will soon be renovated by an architectural business that recently moved into the building.

A Broome County man's proposal to tear down a house on Court Street in downtown Binghamton is facing scrutiny by a city commission.

A downtown Binghamton resident has been accused of stealing many valuable items from a Court Street church.

Office space in a prominent downtown Binghamton structure may soon be converted into apartments.

Customers of a beloved eatery and bakery in downtown Binghamton have been concerned about the fate of the business, which has been closed in recent weeks.

Equipment and furnishings have been removed from an old Binghamton A&W restaurant that's being converted into a marijuana retail store.