Bill Keeler is a radio talk show host and television producer in Utica, NY. He began his radio career during his junior year in high school in 1981, as a disc jockey and play-by-play announcer for the Little Falls Mets radio broadcasts, a now dissolved Single A farm team of the New York Mets franchise. From 1989 until 2012, his controversial brand of ‘shock jock’ radio entertained audiences in Utica, Syracuse, Albany and Providence, Rhode Island with FM Talk. Since 2002, he has produced and appeared in several television programs including the stunt driven program, “The Keeler Show,” and a cooking program called, “Plate Night.” In 2009, he launched an online newspaper in the Utica area, Utica Daily News, which operated until 2012. In 2013, he made the transition into News/Talk radio as the morning show host on WIBX 950 AM in Utica, which is also simulcast each morning over WFXV Fox 33 TV. Keeler also owns a television production company, which produces several television programs and commercial campaigns (including political campaigns) that air throughout Upstate New York. He supports several charities including Toys for Tots, Operation Sunshine, and has been promoting testing for early detection of cancer since his own bout with the disease in 2018. He’s currently a board member with Mohawk Valley Crime Stoppers. He resides in the Utica area with his wife and family.
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Utica University Gets Police Escort Out Of Town for National Title Quest
Utica University Coach Gary Heenan and the UCHC Champion Pioneers didn't leave quietly on Tuesday afternoon for Hartford, CT, to play for a school first, National Championship.
Colgate and New Hartford’s Policelli Get Their March Madness Seed
Matt Langel and his Colgate Raiders received their assignment for the upcoming Men's NCAA Tournament on Sunday night.
Wallet Hub Lists 200 Best St. Patty’s Cities – Skips Utica Entirely
Wallet Hub, the organization designed to protect people's identity and finances has put out a list of America's 200 best cities for St. Patrick's Day celebrations.
Troopers Watching For Impaired Drivers St. Patty’s Weekend
New York State Police say they will be out in full-force this weekend to curb impaired driving during St. Patrick's weekend celebrations.
Wanted Person of the Week: 19-Year-Old Rome Man
The City of Rome Police Department is looking for a local man on a bench warrant after failing to appear following an assault charge, according to Detective Shane Riolo of the Rome PD.
NHPD: Felony Arrest After Police Find Stolen Credit Cards
Police in New Hartford arrested a Utica man after they say he was found with several stolen credit cards.
State Police: Upstate NY Man Arrested on Burglary Charges
New York State Police have arrested an Oneida man on third degree burglary charges, which is a Class D felony.
Shocking: How Many Food Workers Don’t Wash hands After Latrine?
What percentage of American food service workers don't wash their hands? I'd expect most people will be shocked and disgusted at the number of food service workers walk out of the restroom without even turning on the water. The number is way too high!
New Hartford’s Policelli Helps Cougars Advance, 1 Win from NCAA D1 Tourney
New Hartford's Frankie Policelli scored 10 points to help his Charleston Cougars advance to the Colonial Athletic Association (CAA) championship game in Washington D.C. on Tuesday night. The 61-56 win over rival Towson places the Cougars one game away from an automatic berth into the upcoming NCAA Mens Basketball Tournament beginning next week.
This Deadly Disease Expected to Intensify in New York This Spring
There's no reason to panic, but adults and children alike should be protecting themselves this spring, for fear of contracting a potentially debilitating disease, earlier than usual this year.
I’m Confused With Rolling Stone’s Top 500 Songs of All-time
Rolling Stone magazine has released its 2024 500 Greatest Songs of All-time. I'm confused.
Oneida County Gets $23.6 Million for Semi-Conductor Supply Chain Campus
New York has awarded Oneida County $23.6 million dollars for the shovel-ready 332-acre Griffiss 'Triangle' dubbed to serve as a premiere semiconductor supply chain campus.