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Hundreds of families, supporters and community organizations are expected to gather at SUNY Poly this Saturday for the 2026 Kelberman Walk for Autism and Inclusion Fair.

A 43-year-old inmate at the Oneida County Correctional Facility is facing a new felony charge after investigators say he assaulted another inmate inside the jail.

If you are using artificial intelligence as a personal assistant, and a lot of people are, we need to have a conversation.

Comedian Jimmy Failla did what he's so good at doing on Saturday night at the Rome Capitol Theatre - pleasing the Central New York crowd.

Vinyl records aren't just nostalgic—they can be serious cash if you know what to look for. Let’s take a peek at some surprising finds.

Turning Stone Resort Casino is officially opening the booking window for its next major expansion.

There's another Real Men Get Tested for Cancer TV and Radio commercial hitting the airwaves this week in hopes of compelling men to get screened for cancer, in hopes of detecting the killer disease early.

Comedian Jim Breuer had a lot to say in a recent interview with WIBX's Keeler in the Morning Show - talking about his comedy, COVID, the New York Mets, and two emotional stories about fellow comedians Artie Lange and Chris Farley.

It was 100 years ago today, December 5th, 1925, that one of New York's oldest radio stations signed on the air for the very first time. WIBX 1460 AM started broadcasting in the Clark Building in downtown Utica. The station would move around the dial until 1948.

Learning to cut cold butter can feel like rocket science, but one small tip could change everything. It’s all about the angle, folks!