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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.

Utica Man Charged in Market 32 Energy Drink Thefts
A Utica man is facing a felony grand larceny charge following an investigation into a series of energy drink thefts from the Market 32 store on Commercial Drive in New Hartford.

Griffo Wants NY to Review Cyberattack Preparedness
State Sen. Joseph Griffo is calling on Gov. Kathy Hochul to bring state agencies, county leaders and private sector experts together to determine just how prepared New York is for a major cyberattack.

Court Orders Deerfield to Approve PathStone Housing Project
A judge just ordered Deerfield to approve a workforce housing project the town tried to block, and the decision came with some pointed words about overreach.

Help Oneida County Sheriff's Office Find This Wanted Person
The Oneida County Sheriff's Office is asking for the public's assistance in locating a local man who is wanted on two bench warrants issued in Oneida County Court.

Madison County Joins Statewide STOP DWI Crackdown
Madison County police agencies are joining a statewide effort aimed at keeping impaired drivers off the road during two busy August weekends.

Oneida County Opens Grant Program for Veterans Groups
Oneida County is now accepting applications for a new grant program aimed at helping local veterans organizations repair, preserve and modernize their facilities.
