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America's Rock Illusionist Leon Etienne was promoting his national television appearance Monday night and pulled-off a really cool trick while outside in the rain on Keeler's Window Cam.

The Utica Business Park was renamed after two people who played an integral part in its creation were honored. Here are the details.

It is indeed that time of year when you see puff balls popping up around Upstate New York. I found one recently after a day of rain below a bush in my front yard, and it was the size of a muskmelon.

It's almost Election Day and the negative political commercials are in full swing and still, after years in public service, only about half the political spots airing right now pronounce Anthony Brindisi's last name correctly. We are going to set the record straight.

It's been a confusing week for parents of youth and high school athletes this week with school boards banning spectators, because they felt that was the state guideline. Today, Oneida County Executive Anthony Picente received clarification from the Governor's office on what is actually all…

We are now on the verge of witnessing the most widespread distribution of a vaccination in our modern times. In fact, the anticipated COVID-19 vaccination, if successful, will most certainly be one of the most widely distributed in the history of mankind. Dr. Hall answers 3 of our questions.

The COVID-19 social distancing world we live in is certainly frustrating, even though most people realize it's a necessity. This week, social media in the Mohawk Valley exploded over stories of parents not being able to attend their children's games and practices.

There's less than a week until early voting begins in the 22nd congressional district and on Friday of last week, Anthony Brindisi spent more than 20 minutes with WIBX's Keeler Show to discuss the issues.

The race between former Representative Claudia Tenney (R) and current Congressman Anthony Brindisi (D) is heating up. Tenney debated a handful of topics on the Keeler Show on WIBX on Thursday including a question from WIBX's Jeff Monaski, who asked about a tweet she has since deleted, regarding…

While the COVID-19 pandemic is sure to put the wraps on many Halloween parties, trick-or-treating and Halloween decorating are in full-swing, and that includes carving pumpkins. Just how long has carving pumpkins been popular and where did it come from? And what about trick-or-treating for candy?