Utica-Rome News

The New York State Sheriff's Association has released a letter speaking out against Governor Cuomo's Executive Order limiting gatherings to 10 people going into the Thanksgiving holiday.

After peaking at just above 400 during the county's so-called first wave, Oneida County's active cases total has now ballooned to 1,151.

Move over Clark Griswold. There's a new Christmas lights display in town.....The town of Chadwicks.

The New York State Department of Agriculture kicked-off the holiday season today with a special Christmas tree cutting event at Goderies’s Tree Farm in Johnstown.

It's not every day you see wayward farm animals hanging out by the side of the road. (Except in Utica, where it seems to be a fairly regular occurrence.)

Rite Aid is updating its COVID-19 testing program through its partnership with the Department of Health and Human Services.

While the focus has been on COVID-19 prevention going into the Thanksgiving holiday, there is one danger that exists every year.

After seeing fewer than 90 cases combined through Saturday and Sunday, Oneida County health officials announced 105 new lab-confirmed COVID cases on Monday afternoon.

Give the kids some confirmation that Santa's watching! Children In Utica And Rome Can Get A Letter From Santa

Although we shouldn't be too indulgent with our dogs, there are a few things on the Thanksgiving menu that they can eat, and it's good for them!

Utica Police are investigating the city’s latest homicide and a separate shooting on Sherman Place.

The Oneida County Health Department has set up a COVID-19 testing site for residents of Utica in the 13501 zip code.