Tuesday December 31st: Gov. Hochul's response to death of Marcy inmate
Today - we’re diving into a story that has shaken New York’s prison system. The tragic death of Robert Brooks, an inmate at Marcy Correctional Facility, and Governor Kathy Hochul swift response.
Monday December 30th: Woodland Farm Brewery celebrates 9 years
Today - we’re spotlighting "Woodland Farm Brewery" in Marcy, as they celebrate 9 years of brewing on Saturday, January 4th.
Friday December 27th: A look into the revival of Varick Street
Today, we're talking about the revival of Varick Street, once the heart of Utica’s nightlife, now on a journey to regain its former glory.
Thursday December 26th: Prison union issues statement after inmate death
The New York State Correctional Officers union has condemned the alleged use of excessive force by staff that led to an inmate's death at Marcy Correctional Facility.
Wednesday December 25th: How EADS in Rome does their part to help Santa's Christmas flight
How does Santa Claus manage to visit billions of homes around the world in just one night? Well, as it turns out, he’s got a little help, and some of it comes from right here in Rome.
Tuesday December 24th: Oneida City School "Gift Giveaway" brings joy to 450+ kids
Today - the Oneida City School District's "Gift Giveaway" event brought holiday joy to over 450 children. With toys, treat bags, face painting, and a visit from Santa.
Monday December 23rd: The search for New Hartford's new superintendent
Today, we’re focusing on the search for a new superintendent in the New Hartford Central School District.
Friday December 20th: Turning Stone’s Gingerbread Village nationally recognized
Forbes Travel Guide has ranked Turning Stone Resort Casino’s Gingerbread Village as one of the seven best displays in the country.
Thursday December 19th: Residents paint grim portrait of Oneida mural law proposal
On Tuesday, December 17th, residents gathered to share their thoughts on a proposed addition to the Oneida City Charter. This new law would regulate the creation of murals within the city, but not everyone is on board. Some residents raised concerns about the law’s vague language and the potential …
Wednesday December 18th: Family, town settle $3.2 million playground lawsuit
Today, we're covering a story about safety in public spaces, a playground accident, and a $3.2 million settlement in the town of Lee.