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Governor Kathy Hochul announced on Thursday that millions of dollars are headed to local communities as part of the state's downtown revitalization plan. The Town of Kirkland and Village of Clinton will receive $10 million to make improvements to their downtowns. Dolgeville and Cooperstown were also big winners.

Governor Kathy Hochul announced on Thursday that millions of dollars are headed to local communities as part of the state's downtown revitalization plan. The Town of Kirkland and Village of Clinton will receive $10 million to make improvements to their downtowns. Dolgeville and Cooperstown were also big winners.

A traffic stop by Utica Police led to officers finding nearly two-ounces of heroin and more than four-ounces of methamphetamine. Now, the driver and two passengers face charges of possession and intent to sell.

A traffic stop by Utica Police led to officers finding nearly two-ounces of heroin and more than four-ounces of methamphetamine. Now, the driver and two passengers face charges of possession and intent to sell.

Governor Kathy Hochul announced on Thursday that millions of dollars are headed to local communities as part of the state's downtown revitalization plan. The Town of Kirkland and Village of Clinton will receive $10 million to make improvements to their downtowns. Dolgeville and Cooperstown were also big winners.

Utica University has named Dr. Todd Pfannestiel as the University's next president, the 10th president in the University's history since being founded in 1946. Pfannestiel will assume his duties as August 1st, when Dr. Laura Casamento retires on July 31st, following what the school calls a highly accomplished seven-year presidency.

The race for Mayor of Utica just took a very interesting turn and Republicans aren't very happy about it.

A man at the center of controversy in the Utica council endorsement kerfuffle fired back on Friday, saying sitting Councilwoman Katie Aiello is lying and is not liked by members of the Democrat committee.

A man at the center of controversy in the Utica council endorsement kerfuffle fired back on Friday, saying sitting Councilwoman Katie Aiello is lying and is not liked by members of the Democrat committee.

A man at the center of controversy in the Utica council endorsement kerfuffle fired back on Friday, saying sitting Councilwoman Katie Aiello is lying and is not liked by members of the Democrat committee.