Keeler in the Morning

Do I have it at my house on my patio?

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This year, my daughter made a Father's Day gift for me.  It was a Buffalo Bills wallet made out of duct tape.  Check out this video my wife taped to show how she made it.

Amazingly funny comedian Jim Breuer posted a morning message for New York Mets Pitcher Matt Harvey this morning in regards to the 2-1 loss Thursday night to St. Louis.

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The American Hockey League was scheduled to meet this morning to decide if Vancouver will be allowed to move their minor-league ’Rivermen’ hockey team to Utica for the upcoming season.  A decision, which is expected to be positive, is anticipated to be announced on Friday

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Where do you stand on this one?  Making it against the law to smoke in a car if a child is inside.

Oregon drivers caught smoking in cars with kids may face up to a $250 fine, under a controversial new state law

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Just when you thought every crazy law had already been proposed...check this one out:  New Jersey lawmakers are considering a bill that would require drivers to hand over their cell phones along with their licenses and registrations when talking to police after a car accident

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You have to be kidding me!  Airport Security is now watching for guns that are hidden and disguised as cell phones.  If you’ve ever wondered why they want to scan your cell phone at the security checkpoint, this is the perfect reason

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Rattlesnake Dave Richardson - the best venomous snake performer in the United States today, is a native of East Syracuse, New York and has been handling Western Diamondback Rattlesnakes for over twenty years.

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NBC Sports is reporting that a deal has been struck to move the Vancouver Canucks American Hockey League (AHL) team to Utica starting with the upcoming fall season.

NBC says that according to News 1130 Radio in Vancouver, the AHL will vote to approve the move to Utica on June 13th

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A recent study claims businesses in America pay and additional $6,000 per year for employees who smoke, compared with non-smokers.  Research led by Ohio State University analyzed the cost of absenteeism, lost productivity, smoke breaks and healthcare costs of employees who smoked

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