Friday October 30th: Utica Firefighters Sue Over Medical Marijuana

Two Utica firefighters are suing the city after being suspended for legally using medical marijuana off duty, raising questions about employee rights and workplace drug policies.

Thursday October 29th: Rome City Schools Focus on Life Beyond Graduation

Rome City Schools are bringing new skills into the classroom with a statewide initiative designed to prepare students for success beyond graduation.

Wednesday October 28th: Utica Honors 191 Years of Abolitionist History

Utica honors 191 years of abolitionist history, celebrating the courage, resilience, and community spirit that continue to inspire action.

Tuesday October 27th: New Housing Plans for Utica’s Historic Psychiatric Center

New York State is moving forward with plans to transform part of Utica’s historic Mohawk Valley Psychiatric Center into 150 affordable and supportive housing units, bringing new opportunities and a fresh vision for the campus.

Monday October 26th: Halloween Spirit Takes Over Downtown Rome

Rome’s Halloween Hallway Bazaar brought local artists, families, and spooky traditions together for a festive celebration of creativity and community.

Friday October 23rd: Oneida County Sheriff Race Heats Up

Oneida County’s sheriff race heats up as incumbent Robert Maciol and challenger Jared Pearl clash over crime, bail reform, immigration enforcement, and the future of public safety.

Thursday October 22nd: Rome School Board Member Rejects Racism Allegations

A Rome school board member faces racism allegations and calls for his resignation, but Rocky Capponi is pushing back, refusing to step down, and demanding answers from district leadership.

Wednesday October 21st: An Uncertain Future for Sylvan Beach

A Central New York landmark faces an uncertain future as Sylvan Beach Amusement Park becomes caught in a multimillion-dollar foreclosure battle involving its landlord, Douglas Waterbury.

Tuesday October 20th: Old Main Opens Its Doors Again

For the first time since 2018, Utica’s historic Old Main is reopening for public tours, offering a rare look inside its mysterious halls and a fascinating piece of psychiatric history.

Monday October 19th: 100 Women Build 48 Beds for Kids in Need

100 women came together in Yorkville to build 48 beds for children in need, turning teamwork and compassion into a better night’s sleep for local kids.