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There is no question 2020 was a very violent year for the City of Utica. There were a number of homicides, shootings, stabbings and 'shots fired.' One local Councilman is now calling on the community to help put an end to the senseless violence.

Utica Police are continuing to deal with an increase in violence in the city. Whether it be gun shots or other forms of violence, the police are responding to incidents almost daily.

Late Sunday night Notre Dame Principal Chief Roy Kane sent a letter to the Notre Dame community informing them classes will be going virtual until January 4th.

The roundabout in Downtown Utica regular commuters have witnessed being constructed over the last few years is finally ready to be opened. It will make travel in the area of 5S/Oriskany Street and John Street flow quickly and easily.

Nurses at St. Elizabeth's Hospital in Utica are planning a rally for Thursday, December 10th to speak out for patient care at MVHS.

Utica Zoo is selling their 2021 calendar to help offset a $1 Million shortfall due to COVID-19. You can get it now at the Utica Zoo gift shop.

A well-known contractor and builder of the Irish Cultural Center of the Mohawk Valley has been diagnosed with an aggressive cancer and needs the public's help.

The Utica Police Department is investigating a hit and run incident that happened near the intersection of Route 12 and Noyes Street in the city.

It was in October of 2017 that Utica Mayor Rob Palmieri signed a controversial law extending term limits for elected officials in the City of Utica.

A member of the Utica Fire Department is battling Lyme disease and is in need of community support.