Friday April 17th: Lee’s Water District Hearings Set

The Lee Town Board scheduled April 28th public hearings on two proposed water district projects totaling $36 million, while also discussing paving bids, possible public transit, and questions about board procedures.

Thursday April 16th: Clinton school shooting plans detailed

Authorities say three teens were charged after a planned shooting at Clinton Middle School was uncovered through Snapchat messages, a journal, and interviews revealing both attack plans and suicidal intent.

Wednesday April 15th: I-71 Crash Kills CNY-Connected Family

An Ohio family, with ties to Central New York, was killed in a nine-vehicle crash on Interstate 71 after a tractor-trailer failed to stop in backed-up construction traffic.

Tuesday April 14th: An Ilion Firefighter Lost at 29

Ashley Faubert, a 29-year-old Ilion firefighter, died after her car crashed into a tree Friday night in Richfield. The accident remains under investigation.

Monday April 13th: $20 million boost for Mohawk Valley main streets

New York State awarded $20 million to Rome, Utica, and Morris to support downtown revitalization projects that local and state leaders say will strengthen economic growth, public spaces, and quality of life across the Mohawk Valley.

Friday April 10th: Another $10M for Bellamy Harbor Park

Rome has received a second $10 million Downtown Revitalization Initiative grant from New York State to transform Bellamy Harbor Park and better connect its waterfront with downtown.

Thursday April 9th: The Bunker adds a Turning Stone location

The Bunker Sports Bar and Golf Lounge is opening a new indoor golf, dining, and entertainment venue near Turning Stone Resort Casino in Verona, expanding its Central New York presence.

Wednesday April 8th: Rome Police Make Arrest in Recent Homicide

Rome police have charged 47-year-old Gregory Mignot Junior with second-degree murder in the death of 31-year-old Michael Brown, whose body was found with a chest wound on April 1st.

Tuesday April 7th: The Civics Bee Comes to Utica

Utica was the site of this year’s regional National Civics Bee, where a dozen middle school students from across the area put their knowledge of government, citizenship, and civic engagement to the test.

Monday April 6th: A Prohibition Party at F.X. Matt

FX Matt Brewing Company in Utica will host a Prohibition Party from April 8th to 11th celebrating Utica Club’s historic role as the first beer legally sold after Prohibition.