Randy Gorbman

New York state and local officials are celebrating the completion of a 100-mile electricity transmission project. That's part of a project that has taken place in phases over the last several years.

U.S. Sen. Chuck Schumer (D-NY) made a stop in Rome Thursday, criticizing a move by the Trump Administration that banned unions for a number of federal employees.

Volunteers put up names of donors to earthquake relief efforts in Colombia at a donation center set up over the weekend in Utica. It’s called a “United Hands Wall,” and eventually messages from the donors will be sent to Colombia.

Oneida County Executive Anthony Picente and other officials held a news conference in June to announce the proposed local law banning sales of Kratom. He signed the legislation last week.

For the second time in recent weeks, Oneida County's top official is targeting the sales of easy-to-obtain substances that have been linked to addiction and other health problems.

Nepali natives living in Utica look to spread the word about the aid still needed after the recent devastating flooding in a portion of that country.

A new, globally-based curling league, featuring mixed-gender teams, will play in Utica when their season gets underway in January.

County Executive Anthony Picente is proposing a $577 million spending plan, which he says is largely made up of state and federal mandates

There are congressional, statehouse and local elections on the ballot for Monroe County residents during this year's general election.

Some Central New York lawmakers are calling for significant changes in how the state addresses what they are calling a “mental health crisis.”