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A glorious Utica restaurant wrestled a coveted crown away from New York City. Central New York is officially home to the state's most romantic restaurant.

Tailor and the Cook owner Tim Hardiman looks forward to more opportunities to feed Utica with farm-to-table dishes.

While some publications say Utica Academy is the city's oldest school, there's evidence one operated in the 1700s.

While some publications say Utica Academy is the city's oldest school, there's evidence one operated in the 1700s.

A Los Angeles-based prop master with ties to Utica sat down with those involved with the local film start-up company Crows Nest Pictures. Heres how that went down.

Developers are keeping their eyes on Utica as another set of buildings will receive much-needed renovations and rehabilitation.

The start of a mixed-use project on Hotel Street in Utica was announced today.

The City of Utica announced a $20 million project to create 70 loft-style apartments and ground floor retail space on Hotel Street.

This week in Mohawk Valley history, a native son was named general in chief of Union troops in the Civil War.

In order to promote healthy living and the historical areas of downtown Utica, several local organizations have created the Baggs Square Mile.