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Photo Gallery. This was certainly the most unique Boilermaker Road Race photo journalist Nancy L. Ford has covered. She's photographed many before this one, which will be forever known as the race consumed by a pandemic, that almost didn't occur.

72 Tavern and Grill, connected to the Adirondack Bank Center in Utica, opened its doors during UFC weekend back in June of 2018. It closed in March of 2020 due to the pandemic. Now, with action returning to the Aud, 72 held another grand opening on Friday, October 8th, featuring a new staff and a brand new menu...

The Superintendent of the Rome City School District set the record straight on Thursday in regards to their plan going forward with in-person learning and their current school bus driver shortage.

This is pretty simple. Oneida County is about to put over a million dollars into the cash registers of local businesses, but there's one catch: to get the money, businesses have to sign up.

Check out these very unique and vintage Utica, NY, created collectables that are for sale right now on Ebay. These items could make for unique holiday gift ideas. Prices range from $999 to $38.75 an there are links back to Ebay for each item.

To say that New Hartford senior Luke Radel is a fan of politics is an absolute understatement. Here he is taking a photo with President Joe Biden. There's no favoritism, he'll take a picture with anyone in the business as he simply loves politics. Now he's battling cancer and his fellow classmates want you to support him. Here's how.

20-years-ago on September 11, 2001, it was a normal radio morning for WIBX's Bill Keeler. He was doing his morning show on rock radio station WRCK and it seemed like a normal morning. Somewhere shortly after 8:46 a.m. things began to change as the television in the studio began showing images of fire coming from the World Trade Center in New York City. The on-air crew would soon find out that America would never be the same.

Curt Smith, who USA TODAY labels "the authority on baseball broadcasting", leads the charge on preserving the history of the game's storytellers.

There's a shortage of employees at Oneida County Jail and as a result, mandatory overtime is crushing the COs who are left, according to the union representing employees there.

Police in Utica are searching for a man they believe stole a flat screen television recently from a ground floor room of a local hotel.