crime

Utica Police have released images of two recent thefts in the city and in both incidents the crooks who were caught on camera. However, in both, they were wearing face shields, making it difficult to identify the suspects.

Witnesses are needed for the woman who hit a family pet then threw it along the road like a piece of garbage on East Utica Street.

With a picture this good, we can't imagine it will take long to find the suspected thief. Comments on the Oneida City Police Facebook page looks to have plenty of tips on his identity.

This person is accused of stealing almost $200 worth of groceries from the Price Chopper in Oneida. He is also suspected of being involved with other crimes in the area.

Someone broke into the Dolgeville Rod And Gun Club and three other businesses over the holiday weekend. Do you recognize the thief?

A New Hartford mom is warning others to be sure to keep things locked up, after she says someone tried to get into her house when she was home.

Grave sites should be sacred places where families can go to mourn and remember, but for one Rome family, its been a site of more heartbreak than it ought to be.

A Utica woman is warning other pet-owners after she says her cat, Sammy, was shot in the leg. Sammy will need to have his leg amputated as a result.

The New York State Troopers are looking for two men who allegedly impersonated officers in Marcy.

A Utica mom had a terrifying experience when she says a man tried to get her to open the door by impersonating a county employee.

Yes, tires are expensive, but going around central New York stealing them right off people's parked cars in the middle of the night? So not cool.

A list circulating on social media says FBI statistics put Utica among the top ten most dangerous in New York State.