Tuesday November 12th: Wave of post election racist text messages affects local students

Today. Following the presidential election results, a wave of racist text messages was sent from spoofed numbers to people across the country, including Black men, women, and students.

Monday November 11th: A flag retirement ceremony ahead of Veterans Day

Today. In a show of reverence and remembrance, the Frankfort Hill Historical Society and Frankfort’s Scout Troop One held a flag retirement ceremony ahead of Veterans Day.

Friday November 8th: Herkimer Elementary students vote for their own leaders

Picture this: fifth graders coming together on Election Day to cast their votes—not for national candidates, but for their own Student Council leaders.

Thursday November 7th: Case adjourned in Columbus Elementary Principal homicide

Today. We're covering a tragic case involving Columbus Elementary Principal Elizabeth Gerling.

Wednesday November 6th: Vernon voters say no to public library funding

Today. On Tuesday, voters in the Town of Vernon faced a big question: Should the town contribute $60,000 a year to help support the Vernon Public Library’s operating budget? Well, the results are in, and the answer from the voters was "no."

Tuesday November 5th: Everything you need to know for Election Day

We're covering everything you need to know for Election Day. Whether you've already voted or plan to vote today, we've got some key reminders.

Monday November 4th: Boilermaker winner wins wheelchair race at NYC Marathon

We're focusing on the wheelchair events from the New York City Marathon. It was an exciting day for the athletes, filled with intense competition and standout performances.

Friday November 1st: Four hospitalized after teenager drove car into a crowd

Today: On Wednesday afternoon, four people were hospitalized after a 17-year-old girl reportedly drove her vehicle into a crowd on Blandina Street in Utica.

Thursday October 31st: Utica officials revisit stalled vacant building registry

Today: Utica officials revisit a stalled vacant building registry in an effort to tackle the city's ongoing vacant property problem.

Wednesday October 30th: New Hartford town justice resigns following accusation

Today: Kevin Copeland, a town justice in New Hartford, has resigned following accusations that he unlawfully received almost fourteen-thousand dollars in unemployment benefits while serving as a judge.