Joleen Ferris is a reporter for WKTV NewsChannel 2 in Utica, NY. With a focus on local news, Joleen covers a wide range of topics including crime, community events, and local government. She is dedicated to giving a voice to the people of Utica and providing them with accurate and timely information.
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Joleen Ferris primarily covers local news, events in Utica and Ilion, municipal issues, crime and court cases, as well as healthcare and hospitals. She often reports on government announcements, evolving stories, breaking news related to crime or government & politics.
If you're reaching out to Joleen with a pitch or story idea, consider topics such as local community events or initiatives in Utica and Ilion that address the serious challenges faced by residents. Additionally, providing information about upcoming legislation pertaining to municipal issues or developments within healthcare facilities might pique her interest.
Given her heavy focus on local news within New York State - particularly the Utica area - she may be receptive to pitches involving individuals involved with city planning decisions/developments or legal experts knowledgeable about regional laws impacting municipalities.
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ROME, N.Y. -- The city of Rome is trying to ease a space crunch, by playing match-maker.
The CEO of a housing management company that has come under scrutiny for living conditions in some local apartments was the subject of a federal raid. The NBC affiliate in
By: Joleen Ferris
UTICA, N.Y. -- In the weeks since federal officials raided Millennia Companies CEO Frank Sinito's lavish Ohio home, conditions at some local Millennia-owned properties have deteriorated.
Tenants at New Hartford's Village Point Apartments got a notice Friday, that their apartments would be inspected, today.
By: Joleen Ferris
The man accused of strangling a Utica Elementary School principal to death in her mercy home in August has been found competent to stand trial.
By: Joleen Ferris
You could see where the water level should be at the Wilbur Lake reservoir in Oneonta.
For the Village of Waterville, a sinkhole was the scariest thing to come out of the Halloween 2019 storms. And it still sits in the parking lot of Schoolhouse Apartments.
News of Rome's strengthened anti loitering laws to address homelessness, which went into effect October 9th, apparently have yet to reach the woods
By: Joleen Ferris
AP HERKIMER, N.Y. -- It was a difficult day in Herkimer County Court on Thursday as a Jordanville man was sentenced for the murders of his father and younger sister, which took place at their home in 2021.
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