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Almost one year ago Utica Mayor Rob Palmieri announced that the sale of Hotel Utica was complete. The property was purchased by Andy Patel of Visions Hotel. The plans for renovation began immediately.

It took our very own Jeff Monaski by surprise when something small whizzed by his head in the hallway. What was it?

Music videos are an assault on our sense of sight, hearing and, now, touch.

There's always a debate out there every year, usually around school budget time, that features some guy complaining that teachers salaries are too high.  That discussion should end right now as long as you take the time to watch this video...

AT&T Park in San Francisco is the home of the Giants. It is also known for seagulls flying on the field during games. Thursday night's game against the Arizona Diamondbacks had to be halted in the 12th inning when a chicken tender fell from the sky and landed on the pitcher's mound. Ho...

Are you afraid of spiders? You might be surprised to learn about this hiding place for an arachnophobic's biggest fear.  This driver spotted a huge spider hiding under the door handle of his vehicle and caught it all on camera. Watch the video: _____________________________________________________________________________ Follow Bill Keeler on Facebook Follow @BillKeeler1 //

Oneida, NY was mentioned on a recent episode of 'The Tonight Show' with Jimmy Fallon. One of Fallon's regular bits on the show is a segment called "Screen Grabs" where Jimmy takes viewer submitted screen grabs and makes fun of them. Justin Acker of Oneida submitted a news clip from the Syracuse station CNY Central (WTVH-5) wishing a woman 'Happy 1000th Birthday.'

After finding out he will soon be a father, this guy's facial expression is likely not what his wife or girlfriend was hoping for.

Remember the video of the woman walking 10 hours through New York City a few weeks ago? She was harassed just because she was beautiful.  Since then, parodies are popping up all over the place, like this one.  Watch it.  It's funny.

A California real estate company created a video showing residents from that state attempting to pronounce city names in Upstate New York and the result was hilarious.  While they didn't use any of our city and village names, imagine the result if they did...