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It's True: State Farm is Issuing Checks to Some New York Drivers
If you have State Farm auto insurance in the Mohawk Valley, keep an eye on your mailbox and your email. You could have some money coming your way.
Picente: Oneida County Bans Sale of Kratom Products
Oneida County Executive Anthony Picente has signed a new local law banning the sale of kratom and kratom-derived products anywhere in Oneida County.

NY-21 Democrat Gendebien Rejects Socialists: ‘Absolutely Nuts’
Democratic Congressional candidate Blake Gendebien is making it clear that voters in New York's 21st Congressional District shouldn't confuse him with the Democratic Socialists making headlines in New York City and around the country.

Utica Woman Arrested After Incident at Clayville Home
A Utica woman is facing a felony weapon charge following an altercation in Clayville that Oneida County Sheriff’s investigators say involved an electronic stun gun.

North Brookfield Man Charged in Oriskany Falls Burglary
A 19-year-old North Brookfield man is facing a felony burglary charge after Oneida County Sheriff's deputies say he broke into an Oriskany Falls home while the homeowners were inside.

Turning Stone Raises the Bar With Salt and The Crescent
There's something pretty significant happening at Turning Stone Resort Casino right now, and I'm not just talking about the $400 million expansion.
I'm talking about the food.

New Hartford Native Directs Powerful ESPN 9/11 Documentary
A New Hartford native and two-time Emmy Award-winning ESPN producer is behind a powerful new documentary that connects the Little League World Series, the FDNY and one of the darkest days in American history.

More Than 550K Kobalt Yard Tools Sold at Lowes Have Been Recalled
If you bought a Kobalt battery powered lawn tool at Lowe’s earlier this year, you might want to take a look at the battery before using or charging it again.

NY Post Takes Shot at Utica, But Did It Get the Facts Right?
The New York Post called Utica the most affordable city in New York, but some of its facts were off by more than 400 miles.

Mirante’s Answer Made My Question More Important
A former elementary school teacher is now running for the Oneida County Legislature, and he came ready to talk about everything, almost everything.
