Utica-Rome News

New legislation being proposed in Albany could help local law enforcement officials make a larger impact on drug dealers in the community.

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A pair of local students in the 'Reality Check' anti-smoking program had a chance to put a face to corporate tobacco, attending a Philip Morris International annual shareholders meeting this week.

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The Feed Our Vets food pantry in Utica is still looking for a new home, but no longer in the city's Bagg's Square district.

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Two more shots fired incidents have been reported in the City of Utica.

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Remington Arms officials have made their first statement in regards to New York's new gun laws.  The statement was released on their Facebook page.

Interestingly, Remington did not close the door on an exit from Ilion, simply saying, "Remington will not run or abandon its loyal and hard working 1,300 employees without considerable thought and deliberation." �

Nearly 40 people showed up to the North Utica Senior Center to discuss the issue of the homeless and sex offenders being housed at North Genesee Street motels.

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Although it has yet to be found in Central New York, the Department of Environmental Conservation says residents should be on the lookout for the Emerald Ash Borer.

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The battle that ensued regarding the sale of the current Running Hall of Fame Building is over.

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The gray fox shot and killed on Monday after attacking a man in his backyard has tested positive for rabies.

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Oneida County Executive Anthony Picente addressed the Board of Legislators Ways and Means Committee this morning on the county's budget surplus.

Picente says he wanted to answer concerns posed by Minority Leader Frank Tallarino

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