Kirk Tupaj

"The management team at the Lillian Cooper Apartments is aware of issues with mail delivery and is working with the Post Office to resolve the matter as soon as possible. Approximately two weeks ago, the mail carrier accidentally broke his key in the mail delivery box, rendering him unable to deliver residents' mail. At the time, the mail carrier informed the management team of the issue and explained that the mailbox was the property of the Post Office and that the Post Office would be in touch regarding repairs. Since then, the management team has contacted the Post Office on three occasions and has learned that despite the previous information shared, the property team needed to oversee the repairs. The repairs are being made today [2/29] and the Postmaster will receive the key to the new mailbox today and resume mail delivery. We apologize for the inconvenience this has caused residents."

The Revere Copper Brass sign that once shined over the City of Rome was put up in 1951. In 2001 a large hail storm damaged the sign, and shortly after it was shut off. Revere Copper Products Capital Project Engineer Shelly Mudry says the time has come to bring the sign back to life.

Students at Central Valley Academy are learning how to identify and address problems in their community or school through a Civil Readiness Initiative.

UTICA, N.Y. -- If you plan on driving north to view the solar eclipse, expect traffic to be heavy along Route 12 and 28 North.

The IIHF Women’s Hockey Championship is getting world-wide attention, and television viewers get a chance to see a little bit of Utica.

Some Utica residents are concerned about increasing homeless encampments moving in and what people are bringing with them.

Local developers are proposing to build a hotel in the Village of New Hartford.

UTICA, N.Y. (WKTV) -- Oneida County Sheriff Rob Maciol and Sheriff departments across the State are calling on Lawmakers to end what they are calling "open season" on police officers.

The Mohawk Valley is the recipient of $14 million in New York State funding aimed at workforce development.

The former Valley View Country Club is getting a new name, new business ownership and some renovations.