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Afternoon Headlines From WIBX: Palmeiri Speaks On Saranac Police Presence Rome Company Receives $50,000 Loan Drop In Accidental Child Deaths Due To Car Safety Poll Shows More Americans Expect Tax Refunds This Year

Morning Headlines From WIBX Richfield Springs Man Killed In Route 28 Crash State Comptroller Halts Questionable Tax Refunds A Number Of Secret Service Agents Have Security Clearance Revoked Day Two Of Hearing On GSA Scandal

Evening Headlines From WIBX: MVCC To Host Hydrofracking Debate Turkey Season Set To Open May 1st Senate Expected To Vote On Buffett Rule OK Mayor Says Tornado Deaths A Tragedy

Afternoon Headlines From WIBX: IRS Deadline Is Tomorrow Teenager Involved In One-Car Accident Hearings  Start On GSA Spending Scandal Roger Clemens' Perjury Retrial Starts

Morning Headlines From WIBX Utica Woman Charged With Arson Two Utica Men Arrested For Allegedly Passing Funny Money Deadly Twisters Hit The Midwest And Central Plains Procedural Vote Today On The Buffett Bill

Morning Headlines From WIBX Man Tries To Rob Utica Bank With A Plunger Utica's Ad-Hoc Municipal Power Commitee Meets One Officer Killed And Four In jured In Greenland, New Hampshire Shooting North Korea's Rocket Launch Is A Failure

Evening Headlines From WIBX: UPD Marks 5 Year Anniversary Of Officer's Death DEC Accepting Applications For Environmental Awards Jury Selection Underway In John Edwards Trial Syria Cease-Fire In Effect

Afternoon Headlines From WIBX: O.C. Board Of Legislators Vote To Rename Law Enforcement Building Utica Wants Its Own Municipal Power Earthquakes Rock Gulf Of California Man Gets Jail time For Saggy Pants

Morning Headlines From WIBX Tractor Trailer Rolls Over On The Thruway Near Utica Governor Cuomo Trims "Pork" Fro The New State Budget George Zimmerman To Appear In Court For Bail Hearing America's Unemployment Lines Are Getting Longer

Evening News On Demand: Oneida County's Bond Ratings Out Today DEC Reminds Residents Of Now Phosphorus Laws Clinton Recalls High Tension During Bin Laden Raids Some Publishers Settle Electronic Book Lawsuit