Bill Keeler

3 days ago | wibx950.com | Bill Keeler

It's yard sale season and Mighty John "The Record Guy" has put out a list of records to look for when you're stopping by the garage or yard sales this season. Mighty John has a record appraisal guide that sells on his website that has the values of over one million records, available at www.moneymusic.com. One record to look for in your travels is the 1965 stereo 45 RPM version of "The Times They Are A-Changin" that includes the picture sleeve.

3 days ago | wibx950.com | Bill Keeler

There are very few official details available right now,  but as one can imagine, the city of Rome is abuzz following reports that current Mayor Jeff Lannigan and previous Mayor Jim Brown were involved in a scuffle on Tuesday night at the Rome Teugega Golf Club. The incident is being investigated by the Oneida County Sheriff's Office. Brown was a two-term Republican Mayor for Rome from 2004 through 2011. Lannigan became Mayor of the Upstate New York City in 2023.

4 days ago | wibx950.com | Bill Keeler

Joe Kaleta completed an incredibly successful high school football career with Proctor High School in Utica back in 2008. He went on to play Division I College Football at Washington State and then Coastal Carolina University, and now some 17 years later, he's still living his dream. Kaleta, a towering 6'9" athlete who played for a brief stint with the Cleveland Browns organization and then with Fan Controlled Football (FCFL), has carved a unique path through the world of football and beyond.

4 days ago | wibx950.com | Bill Keeler

New York State Police are investigating an alleged kidnapping in the north country on Saturday, May 31, 2025.  Troopers say they received reports of a possible kidnapping that started in Plattsburgh, near the Canadian border. Troopers say an investigation revealed that a victim had been taken from the city of Plattsburgh and taken to a residence on Water Street in the village of Tupper Lake by multiple suspects and was being held against their will.

4 days ago | wibx950.com | Bill Keeler

Members of law enforcement in New York State are trained to read certain signs that could lead them to believe a driver might be operating a motor vehicle under the influence of alcohol. While it's probably not one of the more common signs, Troopers are quick to report that peeing in the roadway during the early morning hours on almost any given day, will most certainly prompt suspicion.