Andrew Derminio

A local car dealership is putting together all resources possible and rallying the community to provide much needed supplies to some of the hardest hit victims of Hurricane Helene.

One of the most wanted men in all of Oneida County has finally been captured after nearly two years evading police.

It's budget time for the Oneida County Executive and for the twelfth year in a row, there will not be an increase to the tax levy.

Oneida County Executive Anthony Picente is proposing legislation that would take aim at smoke shops, convenience stores and mostly illegal pot shops. One industry association is vehemently opposed to the new laws.

One of Central New York's most popular restaurants for 75 years is officially for sale and the memories made by so many families are sure to last a lifetime.

One of the biggest and best toys people with a lot of land like to enjoy is an All Terrain Vehicle, or ATV. They are a blast whether you're ripping through a field, the woods or trails. You can take them up mountains or through the mud. But, how old can you be to operate a 4-wheeler as they're also called?

While Central New York is relatively affordable as far as housing prices go, a recent report from USA Today Homefront has the Empire State ranked dead last in the rankings when it comes to overall affordability.

According to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) roughly 6,000 people were killed in 2021 as a result of fatal motorcycle crashes.

A student enrolled at an Upstate New York college was arrested on homicide charges following a lengthy investigation.

Whenever Stewart's Shops announces their intention to build a new location in Central New York it seems to create a gigantic controversy. That is the case with the latest potentially targeted site in Clinton, New York.

If there was ever a time an entrepreneur wanted to start their own restaurant business or purchase one, the time is now!

Boating and watercraft safety is a top priority for the Oneida County Sheriff's Office and other law enforcement agencies. Starting next year there will be a new law in effect that impacts those who like to operate vessels on open waters.