Jim Ehmke is a journalist based in Binghamton, New York, writing for WIVT-TV. With a focus on local news, Jim covers a wide range of topics including business developments, community events, government decisions, and cultural milestones in the Binghamton area. His articles provide readers with up-to-date information on the happenings in their community.
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Jim Ehmke's coverage focuses on local news, events, business, community and politics in the Binghamton area. His content includes government announcements and event coverage. To effectively reach out to Jim Ehmke, consider providing newsworthy updates about local events, businesses or political developments within the Binghamton area. Additionally, pitches related to human interest stories or entertainment news with a local angle may also capture his attention.
Given Jim's focus on local news and events in New York (specifically Binghamton), he would likely be most responsive to pitches that are directly relevant to this geographic area. If you have information about significant upcoming events, impactful community initiatives or pertinent political decisions specifically within Binghamton or its neighboring areas in New York state, these could form compelling pitch angles for him.
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By: Jim Ehmke
Regional leaders in politics, business and economic development attended an Infrastructure Summit last week in Binghamton.
By: Jim Ehmke
US Senator Kirsten Gillibrand is offering a special enticement to get college grads to work for the federal government in cyber security.
Our area’s other municipally owned golf course is celebrating its recent upgrades with a contract extension.
By: Jim Ehmke
Broome County says it now has solid proof that the Village of Endicott should turn En-Joie Golf Course over to the county in order to replace its rundown irrigation system and save the Dick’s…
Police and fire responded to a report of a fire Wednesday morning at one of the homeless encampments that now line the Susquehanna River in downtown Binghamton.
An examination of new theatrical works inspired by fine arts pieces is marking its 21st year.
By: Jim Ehmke
A Binghamton City Court Judge, who was recently re-elected unopposed, is currently barred from hearing cases in Binghamton after he was escorted out of City Hall over the summer.
By: Jim Ehmke
A Binghamton High School student is receiving a significant boost for her college plans with a prestigious scholarship.
Binghamton Department of Public Works spent much of today clearing out homeless encampments along the south bank of the Susquehanna River.
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