Morning Show

WUTR's Rachel Polansky was a guest on First News with Keeler in the Morning on Monday to discuss a feature story concerning milk producers and greek yogurt.  The yogurt boom has hit CNY. But are farmers reaping the benefits? We visit with some area dairy farmers who say they're not bringing in the profits

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WIBX News Bureau Chief Kristine Bellino saw commonality with the Ohio women who escaped captivity this week following a 10-year alleged abduction case in Cleveland.  Kristine, speaking on the Keeler

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The man who called 911 to report the discovery of the women held captive in Ohio, has now reached YouTube fame with an auto-tune music video.  Charles Ramsey heard Amanda Berry, who had been missing for nearly 10 years, screaming for help from a nearby home

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Many students and parents are upset over New York State's new testing regulations, but here's one that's worse...grade fixing by school administrators?

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Here's a story about a young boy who saw a police officer in Las Vegas breaking the rules by parking his motorcycle on the sidewalk.  The young boy who identifies himself as Jeremy saw the officer park on the sidewalk and walk into a store for a drink and he demanded his badge number

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A Canadian CBC kids show has pulled a casting call advertisement  that has stirred up It seems that the public television network was looking for diversity; but after excluding ’whites’ complaints rolled in with cries of discrimination

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Is the increased production of greek yogurt in central New York helping or hurting local dairy farmers?

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Utica Councilman At-Large Jim Zecca is still looking for answers about how and where sex offenders can and should be housed in Oneida County.

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Utica Schools' Superintendent Bruce Karam joined WIBX First News with Keeler in the Morning on Monday to talk about the restoration of three positions due to some additional money from the state.

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It's far more common than ever before; but, one school still isn't comfortable enough with teen pregnancy that they're willing to include a mother-child photo in the yearbook.

Wheatmore High School in North Carolina has banned a photo from its yearbook of 17-year-old Caitlin Tiller holding her baby son

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