Kali Zigrino is a Digital Content Manager for WKTV NewsChannel 2, focusing on local news in Utica, New York. With a passion for community journalism, Kali covers a range of topics including breaking news, local events, crime, and government updates to keep the community informed and engaged.
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Utica, New York, United States (Local)
Kali Zigrino's focus is on local news, particularly in the Utica and Oneida County area. She primarily covers government announcements, breaking news, crime, and events related to the region.
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By: Kali Zigrino
Two men are facing charges following a burglary investigation on Waverly Place in Utica.
UTICA, N.Y. – Officials from Utica cut the ribbon on the new playground at T.R. Proctor Park on Monday.
The president of Oneida County Tourism (OCT) will be leaving the organization next month, according to an announcement made Tuesday.
By: Kali Zigrino
Seniors at Little Falls High School are collecting canned goods to help feed veterans in need.
By: Kali Zigrino
The Utica Stampede Rodeo and Expo will return to the Adirondack Bank Center this summer.
UTICA, N.Y. – Utica Police Department handed out its annual awards on Thursday to recognize officers for their hard work and dedication.
By: Kali Zigrino
The entrance to the Oneida County Office Building will switch to Charlotte Street starting May 22 to improve access and safety.
Two local law enforcement agencies welcomed new recruits to the ranks during separate swearing-in ceremonies Friday morning.
UTICA — The honor of leading the 200th Utica St. Patrick’s Day parade down Genesee Street on Saturday, March 16, will belong to the husband-and-wife duo Mike and Chris Hoke,
While many think rain washes away pollen, according to The Weather Channel, rain can actually increase pollen counts. During a heavy rainfall, the raindrops break up clumps of pollen, which can more easily become airborne after the rain.
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