Two veteran politicians, Democrat Frank Meola and Republican Michael Cerminaro, are vying to become Utica’s next comptroller, each emphasizing fiscal responsibility, transparency, and decades of city government experience.

Two veteran politicians, Democrat Frank Meola and Republican Michael Cerminaro, are vying to become Utica&rsquo;s next comptroller, each emphasizing fiscal responsibility, transparency, and decades of city government experience.

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Thursday October 23rd: Inside Utica’s Comptroller Contest

A jury in Utica has not yet reached a verdict in the Jonah Levi murder trial and is continuing to review key testimony, body camera footage, and legal instructions before resuming deliberations today.

A jury in Utica has not yet reached a verdict in the Jonah Levi murder trial and is continuing to review key testimony, body camera footage, and legal instructions before resuming deliberations today.

Wednesday April 1st: No Verdict Yet in the Jonah Levi Murder Trial

Utica police are testing Flock Safety’s new gunfire detection system alongside ShotSpotter to see whether it can improve gunfire response without expanding surveillance.

Utica police are testing Flock Safety&rsquo;s new gunfire detection system alongside ShotSpotter to see whether it can improve gunfire response without expanding surveillance.

Tuesday March 31st: Utica Tries a Second Gunfire Sensor

Over the weekend, hundreds of people across New York’s Mohawk Valley turned out for a new round of “No Kings” protests, joining a wider national movement focused on defending democratic norms and pushing back against what organizers describe as authoritarian leadership.

Over the weekend, hundreds of people across New York&rsquo;s Mohawk Valley turned out for a new round of &ldquo;No Kings&rdquo; protests, joining a wider national movement focused on defending democratic norms and pushing back against what organizers describe as authoritarian leadership.

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