Utica Police Department Warn Central New York Business Owners of a Scam
City of Utica Police Department is warning us about individuals trying to scam local businesses.
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Could Spring Temperatures Finally Make It To Central New York?
It should start to feel like Spring next week as we're expecting much warmer temperatures with dry conditions.
Red Cross Offers Free Smoke Detectors In Utica
The Red Cross is starting a new program called 'Sound The Alarm' where free smoke detectors will be installed in high-risk neighborhoods.
What’s A Container Park And Is One Coming To Baggs Square?
You may've heard of the 'Handshake City' urban container park coming to Baggs Square in Utica, but what in the world is one anyway? Here's the details.
Central New York Eggs May Not Be Part Of Major Recall Afterall
Many people believe eggs sold at Central New York Walmart stores are the eggs included on the list of those that have been voluntarily recalled. WIBX has learned that may not be the case.
Utica College Honors First Responders For March 5th Lockdown
The students, faculty, and staff of Utica College recently took time to say thank you to the First Responders of the March 5th lockdown.
Roads Closed 4-18-18 For Officer Kevin Crossley’s Funeral
Several roads will be closed in Utica today for Officer Kevin Crossley's funeral.
Will Cortland Native Josh Payne Win ‘Ink Master’ on Spike TV?
Josh Payne of Cortland made it to the final 4 in 'Ink Master' and will participate in one of the toughest challenges in Ink Master history tonight.
More Spring Snow Possible All Week For Central New York
The National Weather Service has the chance of snow in the forecast for the next four days.
Youth Turkey Hunt Weekend is April 21-22
The 15th Annual Youth Turkey Hunt for junior hunters ages 12-15 is open this weekend.
Comets Close Out Regular Season With Win
Once again it took an overtime to get the win but the Comets pulled it off once again.
Massive Lettuce Recall In Central New York Tied To E.Coli Outbreak
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention believes a multi-state E.coli outbreak is linked to chopped romaine lettuce.