Utica NY

No limo? No problem. Here’s how local teens are scoring free rides to prom.

A one-of-a-kind cake picnic is coming to New York! Bring a cake, join the sweetest event of the summer, and enjoy an afternoon of food, fun, and frosting.

New laws aim to curb gun violence while $370 million in new funding targets prevention and community support

The Central New York Watchfire event, held annually at the New York State Fairgrounds to honor fallen service members, will not take place in 2025.

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This marks the first-ever arrest under the Public Health Law statute, which criminalizes the unlawful shipment of vapor products.

An Aesthetician in New York has been charged with injecting multiple clients with counterfeit Botox purchased in China.

Whether you’re all-in on buffalo wings or can’t stop munching on chips and dip, your favorite game-day snack says a lot about your personality.

The Empire State has some truly bizarre and unexpected laws that might leave you scratching your head.

Don’t worry—there may still be time to pick up those last-minute holiday essentials. Here’s a guide to holiday hours for grocery stores and pharmacies.

John Keller is truly at home when he's surrounded by his thousands and thousands of records and music collectables that overflow his 4-level store on Bleecker Street in downtown Utica, NY. If I'm really being honest, it's more like a music museum than a record store and it's certainly a treasure trove for music enthusiasts.

An imam who is a Resident Scholar at Utica Masjid, a mosque located on Kemble Street in Utica, was discovered during an online strategy video for the upcoming school year, telling student groups to "take out" a controversial pro-Israel professor at Columbia University.