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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.

Oneida County Sheriff Rob Maciol made it official Tuesday, announcing he is running for re- election during a mid-morning event at 72 Tavern and Grill in Utica.

Jimmy Failla is back in town with an all-new show Saturday night at the Rome Capitol Theatre, and his opening act has plenty of local family members.

State Sen. Joseph Griffo is pushing for a major change that would allow counties to keep more money from DMV transactions, saying local governments are doing much of the work but aren’t getting enough of the revenue.

From New Hartford to your kitchen, a local massage therapist is stirring up some serious salsa magic with family recipes passed down through generations.

The Oneida County Sheriff's Office is seeking the public's help in locating a Rome man who is wanted on several warrants.

Voter ID, voter fraud, and stolen elections is a myth that won’t go away - that is unless the person spreading the rumor wins their election. It's funny how that works. Let's dig in on this one with facts and logic.

Police in Rome are asking for the public's help in finding a driver of a vehicle who hit a pedestrian at around 11:40 a.m. on Court Street in the city.

A Whitesboro Girl Scout is being recognized for making a real difference close to home — and she’s not the only local name on this year’s list of top Girl Scout honors.

A late-night police chase in Syracuse ended in tragedy early Monday morning, leaving one man dead and a woman injured.