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The New York Mets finally pulled the trigger on a deal, agreeing to acquire an outspoken MLB star a little more than one hour before Friday's MLB trade deadline.

New York State Police are asking for the public's help in locating a 16-year-old from Jordan, NY.
Ebony Jones was reported missing family members. She was last seen on July 9, 2021, leaving her home on Mechanic Street in Jordan, police said...

A New York State Trooper is being hailed as a hero after a near tragedy in a backyard pool.

A new traffic pattern is going into effect around a busy North Utica intersection that has been the subject of driver complaints, and sometimes long wait times.

A half-dozen members of the 2021 Blue Sox are locals, including ballplayers from New York Mills, Oriskany and Sherrill, NY.

After more fake money was passed at a local gas station, police tell WIBX 950 what red-flags made these bogus bucks easy to spot.

Utica and Rome are among the many cities, towns and villages across New York state that won't have 4th of July fireworks for the second year in a row due to the coronavirus pandemic. But there are some places where the show will go on in 2021.

At least one Central New York area Department of Motor Vehicles Office will soon be ditching the appointment-only scheduling and will fully re-open to the public.

Rome Police are using social media to renew a call for information leading to the whereabouts of a Rome man whose been missing for more than two years.
''Antoine Campbell should be celebrating his 35th birthday with his family today but, he was reported missing on May 11, 2019,'' …

Governor Andrew Cuomo says effective May 1, indoor and outdoor graduation and commencement ceremonies will be allowed with limited attendee capacity, depending on the event size and the location.

Governor Andrew Cuomo announced new guidance for indoor and outdoor sporting events on Thursday, clearing the way for a partial wave of fans to being returning to stadiums and arenas to cheer on their teams.

Dr. Suess Enterprises, which oversees the Dr. Suess brand and franchise, will no longer publish or license a half dozen books that some say have a racist portrayal of some groups.