Morning Show

The Keeler Show for Tuesday, May 16th. It was Election Day for school districts and Board of Education members. Monaski was out sick for the program and Davey and intern Devin filled the void. Topics include the day's news, Dr. Kent Hall on the new hospital, various topics, and how experienced the new doctors are...

Here's the Keeler Show summary for Monday, May 15th. Featuring Muscle and Fitness Hopeful Melissa Rocco, Utica Yeti, Utica School Board candidate Jason Cooper, Meteorologist Craig Flint from WUTR, the days news and much more.

A press release sent out from the Village of Herkimer on Wednesday evening claims that former Herkimer Village Mayor Mark Netti had an unpaid water bill "written off" while he was in office, and he was allowed to avoid late fees that other residents were subjected to.

The Oneida County Sheriff's Office and Mohawk Valley Crime Stoppers are asking for the public's help in finding this week's Wanted Person of the Week.

Police in New Hartford say they went undercover at a local spa and have arrested two women from Flushing on prostitution charges. According to police, the two were offering prostitution related services at the Crystal Fa Spa, located at 3480 Oneida Street in Chadwicks...

The International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers (IBEW) Local 43 has received a New York State Development grant through the Central New York Regional Economic Development Council. The $1 million in grant money will be used to expand its apprenticeship training center in Clay.

Utica School District Superintendent Bruce Karam, who is now on administrative leave, has withdrawn a lawsuit against the four board members who voted to place him on leave, according to Attorney Michael Arcuri.

Court reporter Angenette Levy is our "go-to" reporter for high profile trials around the country and this week, she was hyper focused on the Alex Murdaugh murder trial.

Police in Oneida are asking for the public's assistance in finding this week's Mohawk Valley Crime Stoppers Wanted Person of the Week.

A legendary television news anchor who spent most of his career at WKTV in Utica, has passed away. Bill Worden, who retired from WKTV on November 29, 2012 after 35 years at the station, died Tuesday at the age of 80.