proposal

This proposal is Peter Pan-tastic.

Well, it doesn’t appear as if Santa will have to dodge any of Cupid’s bows on the way to one woman’s house this holiday season.

You may have seen this working it's way around the internet. It's long, but fantastic! It's a proposal that took 29 minutes. If he puts as much effort into his marriage as he did the proposal, and she reciprocates, they will have a long and happy life together...

A guy makes a grandiose gesture to show his love. He asks his girlfriend to marry him, in front of thousands of people at a major sporting event. Usually they have happy endings, but not this time.

CABVI Couture 2013 was, by all accounts, a resounding success, but plans to outdo the event next year might be tough as this year's closer was a very unexpected proposal.

If you've had a loooong week, watch this video. Unless of course your week has been long because you got dumped, or you made a homemade puppet movie trailer and used it to propose to your girlfriend as a surprise and she said no, in which case RUN AWAY!

If you're a gamer and you find yourself a girlfriend who also loves spending marathon sessions in front of a screen you should probably seriously consider locking her down for life. That's what Redditor Marchaka was thinking with his special lady Michelle, who shares his passion for video games. So, despite his limited coding experience, Marchaka decided to craft an elaborate role playing game for

February 14th is upon us, so it's time to whip out all the lovey dovey cliches, y'all. We're talking about the stuff we expect on V-Day-- the chocolates, roses and, of course, the proposal stories. It's a pretty cute idea to propose to your significant other on the most romantic day of the year, but with that comes a big, big risk-- that other person might say no. Yikes.

Utica, NY (WIBX) - Mayor Robert Palmieri's proposed downtown Utica plan is facing stiff opposition from two of the City's most outspoken councilmen.

Utica, NY (WIBX) - After their last application was denied due to a technical error, members behind the Syracuse Academy of Science are re-submitting their application to start a school in Utica.