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Blockworks Aims to Transform Utica's Mandeville Street
You might have noticed people cleaning up City of Utica parks who don't actually work for the City.
What is in superintendent's discrimination complaint against UCSD?
UTICA — The attorney for embattled Utica City School District Superintendent of Schools Christopher Spence has supplied the Daily Sentinel with his official complaint of discrimination and retaliation against the Utica City School District, members of its board of education…
G Street Coffee Opens on Genesee Street in Utica
A new coffee shop is bringing a taste of New York City to Utica.
New record set in 49th Boilermaker 15k
UTICA, N.Y. (WUTR/WFXV) - For over 49 years, the boilermaker has been the stage for special moments. This year Ethiopian runner Tsigie Gebreselama had her special moment, setting a new record for the women's open division in her first time running the 15-K race. A moment that…
New record set in 49th Boilermaker 15k
UTICA, N.Y. (WUTR/WFXV) - For over 49 years, the boilermaker has been the stage for special moments. This year Ethiopian runner Tsigie Gebreselama had her special moment, setting a new record for the women's open division in her first time running the 15-K race. A moment that…
Utica Blue Sox's Drake Aycock named PGCBL Pitcher of the Week
UTICA — Utica Blue Sox pitcher Drake Aycock earned East Division Pitcher of the Week recognition from the Perfect Game Collegiate Baseball League for his performance in Week 6, which covers games from July 6-12.
Boilermaker 2026 Results and a Nancy L. Ford Photo Gallery
Sixty-two degrees, low humidity, and thousands of runners hitting the streets of Utica — the 49th Boilermaker delivered just about perfect racing conditions. Continue reading…
Local Artists Get a Rare Chance to Showcase Artwork as Utica's Munson Arts Festival Returns
The Munson Arts Festival is bringing art and community together in Utica with its annual summertime celebration.
Utica SNUG Rally Held at Proctor Park After Shooting Incident
Community members gathered in Proctor Park to rally against gun violence following a recent shooting.
Flock Camera Program in Utica: What Residents Need to Know
At the monthly South Utica Neighborhood Association meeting, more than 20 residents heard from a Flock representative and members of the Utica Police Department about the Flock program and its use in the city.
New historic markers dedicated to notable Forest Hill Cemetery burials
UTICA — Two Revolutionary War-era figures buried at Forest Hill Cemetery were honored Thursday, July 9, with a dedication ceremony unveiling historic markers at their graves.
LIFE at RCIL celebrates 36 years of the ADA in Utica
UTICA — Living Independently for Everyone (LIFE) at the Resource Center for Independent Living (RCIL) celebrates the 36th anniversary of the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) with a party from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. on Thursday, July 30, at…