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The Instagram account @Miserable_Men documents the real-life shopping trips where men seem extremely miserable, and unhappy.

Amanda Jurkowski, a stay-at-home mom, wanted to take advantage of the nice weather, and took her kids to the Marcy Town Park to let out a little bit of their energy. She had no idea that her son's day was going to get so much more exciting.

Their names are Diamond and Pewter. They are ten weeks old and they are two out of a litter of three.

The 2020 New York State Fair might be canceled, but parts of it are still living on. Multiple Fair food festivals have been taking place for the past few months and continue to as we head into what would be Fair season. Now, there's an attraction from the Fair that you can add to the list...

Swahili for 'sunflower,' she was surrendered to the CPV Rescue and Sanctuary after previously being adopted from another shelter.

New York is full of mysteries, some are cool, and some are just plain weird. The Thompson Park Vortex, just 90 minutes from Utica, is cool and super weird.

Now that restaurants in the Utica-Rome area can open for outdoor dining, which restaurants are open for business? We're ready to hear those magic words: "Can I take your order?"

Brian Jweid, Director of Civil Service Administration for Oneida County, was one of the many who tuned in to see what was going on at the site of the protest, and came across a particular man who has a dream - and he wants to help.

It's one thing to say #shoplocal, it's another thing to do it. We're going to take on that challenge, and shop 100% locally for the next 30 days. Want to join us?

July 4th fireworks are a big part of summer, and tend to draw big crowds. This year, that's part of the problem in light of COVID-19 - forcing many communities to reschedule their events.

Many in the Mohawk Valley find themselves blowing up tubes and floating down the West Canada Creek with a drink in their hand, the sun shining, and friends and family floating alongside. Haven't done it but want to try? Here's a little break down for you.

Finley's family says he's always loved tennis balls, but it wasn't until he was around two years old that they noticed just exactly how much.