Utica Events

Central New York is mourning the death of a sheriff's deputy who was killed in the line of duty.

A popular park in Utica will be going by a new name and will pay tribute to a different historical figure.

Oneida County is emerging as the tourism hot-spot in the Empire State and new numbers from the governor prove it.

As the story goes, Eugeno Burlino came to the United States from Naples in 1913 with his wife Maria, he became a pastry chef and in order to make ends meet, the couple began making tomato pies, or pizzas, which would be sold on the street. He soon became well known as the "pizza maker" and in 1914, he opened his very pizzeria which he would call O'Scugnizzo's, which is now known as America's 2nd oldest pizzeria.

The wait is almost over before you can taste one of the most delicious apple ciders in the Mohawk Valley.

A Central New York teen's dream to wipe out student lunch debt has earned her recognition on a national scale.

Utica Police Officer Penny has earned a crucial certification that allows her to better assist those in crisis.

Central New York, you have truly outdone yourself...!

Townsquare Media Utica and its stations WFRG, WIBX, WLZW, WOUR, and WODZ will be collecting donations of bottled water for the City of Rome to assist with ongoing tornado relief efforts. Here's how you can help.

Cleanup efforts are underway after a tornado outbreak devastated parts of Central New York, particularly the City of Rome.

The 47th annual Boilermaker was a tremendous success, complete with a spectacular flyover courtesy of the U.S. Army and Airforce.

The tradition has officially been saved!