Gary Liberatore

There has been another sighting of a black bear in Ilion.

A Utica man is facing charges after police say he threated another man with a sword.

Helping to combat the nationwide mental health crisis, a ribbon cutting was held this morning at a new counseling office in Utica.

New cannabis laws went into effect recently, and this morning, Governor Kathy Hochul announced the state is already cracking down on illegal cannabis dispensaries.

It will be quite the night tonight in Yorkville, with the fun starting at 4 p.m.

A neglected dog was reported to animal control in Utica on Thursday by a concerned citizen, who found the dog emaciated on Schuyler Street.

Rome, NY - Mobile home in Rome completely destroyed by fire

Believe 271 Foundation holds it 4th annual Believe Bowl raising money and awareness for local volunteer firefighters battling cancer.

This year’s Boilermaker has a different feel to it but there is one thing definitely the same, and that is, this event is all about health.

Employees at Bassett Health Network who chose not to get vaccinated against Covid-19 will be terminated either today or tomorrow.

A local group that loves food called 315 Foodies attempted to get in the Guinness Book of World Records on Sunday and appears they have done so.

Two days after a school assignment circulated on social media, a Whitesboro school teacher apologizes for his actions.

Some Rome parents say they’ve been dealing with a number of issues with their children’s busing to and from school this first week of classes and say they aren’t able to reach anyone at the district to ask questions or voice their concerns.

An 18-year-old from Utica is arrested after police try to stop him while he was on his bike and then fled from officers.

Water conservation now mandatory in Barneveld

After 2 drug-related deaths in Utica in the past 24 hours, the Oneida County Overdose Response team issues a Tainted Drug Warning.

State Police investigating bus accident near Exit 40 that sent all 57 people onboard to the hospital.

A house fire in German Flatts Saturday evening was contained to interior damage.

June is Alzheimer’s and Brain Awareness Month and the director of the Central New York Chapter of the Alzheimer’s Association is urging people to wear purple to show their support.

Mohawk Valley COVID Community Navigator Program kicks off to help more people of color get vaccinated in Utica and Rome.