Tuesday January 13th: Delgado Courts Voters in Utica

Lieutenant Governor Antonio Delgado is stepping up his challenge to Governor Kathy Hochul, and this week, that campaign brought him to Utica.

Monday January 12th: Rome Rallies Against ICE

Hundreds gathered in Rome this past Saturday for what’s being called an "ICE Out for Good" rally—a national call to action following a fatal shooting by "Immigration and Customs Enforcement" in Minneapolis.

Friday January 9th: A New Chapter at Utica Public Library

Nathan Jochum has begun his role as director of the Utica Public Library, bringing decades of experience and a people-first vision focused on community partnerships, welcoming spaces, and expanding access for all residents.

Thursday January 8th: Micron Finally Starts Building in Clay

After more than three years of planning and anticipation, Micron is finally breaking ground on its massive new semiconductor facility in Clay, just outside Syracuse.

Wednesday January 7th: Celtic Harp’s Next Chapter

After 16 years under Tom Powers, Utica’s Celtic Harp is changing hands to longtime manager Devin Mccovery, who plans to preserve its Irish-American charm while ushering in a new era.

Tuesday January 6th: New York Lawmakers on Venezuela Strike

New York lawmakers are weighing in on the military operation that ousted Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro. The responses fall largely along party lines, with Republicans offering strong support and Democrats raising questions about what comes next.

Monday January 5th: A Utica Small Business Sounds the Alarm

A small business owner in Utica is sounding the alarm, over what he calls repeated neglect by his landlord, that’s left his shop damaged, flooded, and in jeopardy.

Friday January 2nd: Crust Kitchen & Bar Grows in Utica

Crust Kitchen & Bar has announced plans to open a second, larger location in Utica at the former Bagg’s Square Brewing Company site on Main Street, with hopes of opening within about three months.

Thursday January 1st: Florence Barnett’s Legacy in Rome

Florence Viola Barnett, Rome’s first Black school principal, is remembered as a compassionate yet firm leader and lifelong community advocate whose lasting legacy lives on through the students, educators, and leaders she inspired.

Wednesday December 30th: Inside Rome’s Skate Back from Break

If you’re in Rome and looking for something to lift those post-holiday blues, there’s good news. Connected Rome is kicking off the new year with a free, family-friendly event called Skate Back from Break.