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Colleen Maxwell discusses Rural Values in Democratic Campaign for NY Assembly in 118th District
Colleen Maxwell discusses rural values in her Democratic campaign for NY Assembly in the 118th District.
Michael O’Neill with Landmark Legal Foundation explains Fraud Charges against Southern Poverty Law Center
Michael O’Neill, vice president of legal affairs with Landmark Legal Foundation, explains the federal grand jury indictment alleging wire and bank fraud by the Southern Poverty […]
Al Dorantes & Nabil Khan from Ravenswood Comics Invite Everyone to Free Comic Book Day this Saturday
Al Dorantes and Nabil Khan from Ravenswood Comics in New Hartford invite everyone, young and old, to Free Comic Book Day this Saturday, May 2, at […]
Jamie Dreimiller discusses Goals & Duties as Newly Created Animal Cruelty Coordinator for Oneida County
Jamie Dreimiller, vice president of Rover’s Do Over Dog Rescue, discusses her goals and duties as the newly created Animal Cruelty Coordinator for Oneida County.
Amanda & Howard Potter explain Why Utica’s Vendor Bills are Unpaid and What Should Happen Next
Amanda and Howard Potter, who own and operate A&P Master Images, explain why the City of Utica still hasn’t paid a bill for more than $17,000 […]
Aspiring Journalist Luke Radel describes D.C. Chaos in after Attempted Assassination at White House Correspondents’ Dinner
Aspiring journalist Luke Radel, who has also anchored WKTV News, describes chaos he witnessed in D.C. after the attempted assassination at the White House Correspondents’ Dinner […]
Sherrill City Manager Brandon Lovett defends Municipal Finances & Pool Funding after City Commissioner Resigns
Sherrill City Manager Brandon Lovett defends Municipal Finances and Pool Funding after City Commissioner Chris Niles resigns.
Rome School Board Candidate Rocky Capponi discusses Parent Concerns about Principal’s Sudden Exit and Transparency
As a candidate for Rome School Board, Rocky Capponi discusses parents’ concerns about transparency and the sudden departure of Denti Elementary School’s principal.
Ilion Mayor John Stephens talks Possible Data Center at Remington, Road Paving Coming Soon & Transparency in Reelection Campaign
Ilion Mayor John Stephens discusses a possible AI Data Center at the former Remington plant, much-needed Road Paving coming soon and transparency in his reelection campaign.
Leatherstocking Council’s Karen Murphy Invites Public to Honor Women Leaders in Scouting at May 7 Celebration
Leatherstocking Council’s Karen Murphy invites families, community leaders and business owners to Honor Women Leaders in Scouting at Celebration on May 7, from 4 to 6 […]
Ihor Semko discusses Campaign for NY Assembly in 122nd District as Democratic Candidate
Ihor Semko discusses his campaign for NY Assembly in the 122nd District as the Democratic candidate, who was also born in Ukraine.
Garrett Bell with First Liberty Institute explains Why Federal Court Upheld Ten Commandments in Texas Public Schools
Attorney Garrett Bell with First Liberty Institute explains why a federal U.S. Court of Appeals upheld a Texas law that mandates a poster of the Ten […]
Psychology Professor Kaylee Seddio explains What Factors might cause Teens to Consider Mass School Shootings
Psychology Professor Kaylee Seddio at Utica University explains what factors might lead adolescents and teens to consider mass violence at their schools, such as the alleged […]
Jim White introduces Amanda Galindo as Community Educator in Schools for MV Ride for Missing Children
Jim White introduces Amanda Galindo as the new Community Educator to emphasize child and teen safety in Schools in conjunction with the Mohawk Valley Ride for […]
eBliss Global CEO Bill Klehm announces $1 Million Order to Manufacture E-Bikes at Utica Harbor Point
EBliss Global CEO Bill Klehm announces $1 million order to manufacture hundreds of E-Bikes at a new facility at Utica Harbor Point, and the potential for […]
Adam & Michele Crossman explain Why They started Facebook Support Group for Parent-Killer Gordon ‘Woody’ Mower
Adam and Michele Crossman explain what inspired them to start a new Facebook Support Group for Gordon ‘Woody’ Mower, who killed his parents in 1996 as […]
Chris Stever & Josh Marsh highlight High-Performance Aprilia Motorcycles Now Available at Moto-World
Chris Stever and Josh Marsh highlight high-performance Aprilia Motorcycles now available for purchase at Stever’s Moto-World showroom, at 2122 Oriskany St W in Utica.
Dennis Gordon discusses Campaign for NY Assembly in 117th District as Democratic Candidate
Dennis Gordon discusses his campaign for NY Assembly in the 117th District as the Democratic candidate.
Judy Cusworth shares Story of Orphaned Baby Bear Cub at Woodhaven Wildlife Center
Judy Cusworth shares story of orphaned baby bear cub ‘Coal’ at Woodhaven Wildlife Center in Chadwicks, and other animal rescues. If you’d like to consider any […]
Ilion Mayor Candidate David Murray dhares Thoughts on Possible Data Center at Remington Plant, Duofold Brownfield & Transparency
Ilion Mayor candidate David Murray shares his thoughts about a possible Data Center coming to the former Remington Plant, the status of the Duofold Brownfield and […]
Heather Tehan with NYS DOT urges Safe Driving through Work Zones and explains Motel Purchase to Replace N. Genesee St. Bridge
Heather Tehan with the NYS Department of Transportation urges safe driving and no speeding through Work Zones, and explains the purchase of Rest Inn Motel as […]
Oriskany Fire Chief Jeff Burkhart talks Challenges of Recruiting Volunteer Firefighters & Sustaining Services with Dwindling Funding
Oriskany Fire Chief Jeff Burkhart discusses challenges of recruiting Volunteer Firefighters to local departments and sustaining these services with dwindling funding.
Heather Evans & Heart Disease/Stroke Survivor Lenora Murad Invite Everyone to MV Go Red for Women Luncheon May 13
CNY American Heart Association Executive Director Heather Evans and Heart Disease/Stroke Survivor Lenora Murad share Lenora’s story as they invite the public to the upcoming Mohawk […]
Howard Potter discusses City’s Unpaid Vendor Bills and Concerns about Upcoming Utica School Budget Vote
Howard Potter discusses the City of Utica’s unpaid vendor bills due to some confusion over money transfers, and his concerns about the Utica School District’s upcoming […]
Utica Councilwoman Katie Aiello discusses New Vacant & Derelict Property Registries and Fees Passed by Common Council
Utica Councilwoman Katie Aiello of the 1st Ward discusses the new Vacant Property and Derelict Property Registries and Fees recently approved unanimously by the Utica Common […]
Vince Scalise with Utica Center for Development Welcomes Recycling for Veterans & Registrations for Memorial Day, July 4 Parades
Executive Director Vince Scalise of the Utica Center for Development welcomes recycling to help support local Veterans, plus Registrations for this year’s Memorial Day and July […]
Oneida County Tourism President Sarah Calero to Welcome NYS Tourism Conference Hosted in Utica this Week for First Time
Oneida County Tourism President Sarah Calero to welcome New York State Tourism Conference as its hosted in Utica for the first time this week, from Wednesday […]
Dr. Anita Amidon with LaserSpa@610 yalks Getting Ready for Summer, Acne Laser Removal & Sun Spots
Dr. Anita Amidon with LaserSpa@610 discusses getting ready for summer, Acne Laser Removal and minimizing Sun Spots, as well as their Spring Open House coming May […]
Sickened CO Monica Tebo & NYSCOPBA’s Bryan Hluska Demand Action from Albany after Toxic Exposure at Mohawk Prison
Sickened Corrections Officer Monica Tebo and NYSCOPBA Central Region Vice President Bryan Hluska demand action from Gov. Hochul and Albany after a recent toxic exposure at […]
NY Comptroller Candidate Joseph Hernandez Threatens Lawsuit to Stop Gov. Hochul from Limiting Audit Oversight of State Spending
Joseph Hernandez, Republican candidate for NY Comptroller, discusses his lawsuit threat to stop Gov. Hochul’s proposal to in State Budget to limit Audit Oversight of state […]
What’s Fresh with Beth Irons – Beekeeping, Honey & Last Oneida County Public Market until May 23
What’s Fresh with Beth Irons – Beekeeping, Honey and final Oneida County Public Market until their summer season begins May 23, outside of Union Station.
Holly Beilin with Flock Safety clarifies Use of License Plate Reader Cameras & Gunshot Detection Devices to Fight Crime
Flock Safety spokesperson Holly Beilin clarifies the use of License Plate Reader Cameras and Gunshot Audio Detection Devices to help Utica Police fight crime, including remarks […]
Utica Police Chief Mark Williams & Lt. Mike Curley highlight 2025 Annual Police Report and Drop in Gun Violence
Utica Police Chief Mark Williams and Lt. Mike Curley highlight the 2025 Annual Utica Police Report, the drop in gun violence and homicides, and how community […]
John Piseck & Samantha Canarelli with Herkimer Co. IDA highlight Upcoming MV Brownfields Developer Summit
Herkimer County IDA CEO John Piseck and Marketing & Communications Specialist Samantha Canarelli invite developers and municipal officials to the upcoming 5th Annual Mohawk Valley Brownfields […]
Alyssa Penge & Rocco LaDuca Preview Roles in ‘Goodbye Charlie’ at Ilion Little Theatre this Weekend
Alyssa Penge and host Rocco LaDuca preview their roles on stage in the quirky comedy ‘Goodbye Charlie’ at Ilion Little Theatre, directed by Deborah Martin, with […]
Sheriff Rob Maciol discusses Response to Student Shooting Plot at Clinton Middle School
Oneida County Sheriff Rob Maciol discusses the response to a recent alleged shooting plot at Clinton Middle School that resulted in charges against two teen girls […]
Scott Henderson & Maggie Reed Invite Public to ‘Stand Up to ALS’ Benefit Concert this Sunday in Memory of Sheila Henderson
Scott Henderson and Maggie Reed invite the public to the Stand Up to ALS Benefit Concert this Sunday, April 19, from 1 to 8 pm at […]
Utica Councilwoman Heather Wasielewski discusses NY Forward Grant for S. Utica & Proposed Ordinance to Open Park Restrooms
Utica Councilwoman at Large Heather Wasielewski discusses the $4.5 million NY Forward grant for South Utica, her proposed Ordinance to require municipal Park Restrooms be open […]
NY Assembly 119th Candidate Dan Fusco discusses Deerfield Rainbow Bridge Controversy & GOP Committee Support
NY Assembly 119th candidate Dan Fusco discusses the Deerfield Rainbow Bridge controversy and local Republican Committee support for his campaign. Howard Potter sits in as guest […]
Bud Master Caleb McConnell Welcomes Public to Mills Cannabis Dispensary Grand Opening on Saturday
Bud Master Caleb McConnell welcomes the public to the Grand Opening of the new Mills Cannabis Dispensary in New Hartford this Saturday, April 18, from 1 […]
Joseph Putrello shares Story of Italian Coffee Shop in Downtown Utica next to Nostro
Joseph Putrello shares to the story of how he started his Italian specialty Joseph Putrello Coffee shop in Downtown Utica during the Covid Pandemic in 2020, […]
Mayor Mike Galime explains Plans for $4.5 Million un NY Forward Funding for South Utica & Discusses Harbor Point Flooding
Utica Mayor Mike Galime highlights the plans and process for $4.5 Million in NY Forward grant funding to transform South Utica Uptown Neighborhood, plus he discusses […]
Marc DePerno Previews Upcoming 22nd Annual Sitrin STARS vs Celebrities Wheelchair Basketball Game this Thursday
Sitrin STARS Director Marc DePerno previews the upcoming 22nd Annual Sitrin STARS vs Celebrities Classic Wheelchair Basketball Game this Thursday, April 16, starting 6:30 pm at […]
Assemblywoman Marianne Buttenschon talks Auto Insurance Reform & Pension Reform in Late State Budget
Assemblywoman Marianne Buttenschon of the 119th District discusses debates over Auto Insurance Reform and Pension Reform holding up late State Budget, with former Assemblyman John Salka […]
With MMRI 3rd Lupus Walk on May 9, Samantha Le Sommer, PhD & Colleen LeFever explain How Funds Support Research
With the Masonic Medical Research Institute’s 3rd Annual Lupus Walk coming on Saturday, May 9, at the Masonic Care Community Campus in East Utica, research Samantha […]
NY22 Congress Candidate Kailee Buller talks Iran War, Egg Prices, Climate Mandates & Bipartisanship in Challenge to Rep. Mannion
Republican Congressional candidate Kailee Buller discusses the Iran War, how she helped lower Egg Prices, costly Climate Mandates and need for Bipartisanship as she challenges Democrat […]Melissa Swartz explains Appellate Judges Skepticism of DA’s Appeal to Use Sealed Records in Kaitlyn Conley Case
Melissa Swartz explains Appellate Judges’ apparent skepticism of DA’s appeal argument to use sealed records in the Grand Jury to potentially re-indict Kaitlyn Conley in Mary […]
David Roberts with Mara Labs discusses Concern of Microplastics & Pharmaceuticals in Water and Air
David Roberts with Mara Labs discusses the concerns of Microplastics and Pharmaceuticals contaminating our Water and Air, what’s causing it and what to do about it.
Heather Scribner discusses Late State Budget, Unfunded Mandates & Pension Reform in Campaign for NY Assembly 118th
Republican candidate Heather Scribner discusses the late State Budget, unfunded mandates and concerns over Pension Reform in her campaign for NY Assembly in the 118th District. […]
Bruce Blakeman discusses Fight for Matching Funds & Late State Budget in Campaign against Hochul for NY Governor
Bruce Blakeman discusses his fight to secure Matching Funds, the late State Budget and illegal immigration in his Republican campaign against Kathy Hochul for New York […]