Bill Keeler

1 week ago | wibx950.com | Bill Keeler

Utica Police, with assistance from the Oneida County Sheriff's Office, used everything at their disposal to make sure a 13-hour standoff on the 1000 block of West Street in the city ended without injury. Utica Police say at approximately 6:30 p.m. on Wednesday, April 16th, units were dispatched to 1013 West Street regarding a menacing with a long gun complaint.

1 week ago | wibx950.com | Bill Keeler

Education finance expert Dr. Rick Timbs says a late New York State budget puts school districts across the state in a very tough position. Timbs is the Executive Director of the Statewide School Finance Consortium in Syracuse and is President and owner of R. G. Timbs Inc. of Whitesboro. He explains that school districts, by regulation, must make their budget public before the end of April and they rely on the state budget to finalize their own budget.

1 week ago | wibx950.com | Bill Keeler

Oneida County District Attorney Todd Carville says he has decided to present another case to a Grand Jury against Kaitlyn Conley regarding the poisoning death of her boss, chiropractor Mary Yoder. Conley, who has spent seven years in prison for the manslaughter conviction in the death of Yoder, was released on a technicality back on February 4.  If indicted, this would be the third time Conley has had to defend herself in regards to the death of Yoder.

1 week ago | wibx950.com | Bill Keeler

We are now just days away from the spring allergy season and Consumer Reports its offering some tips on how we can all reduce the terrible affects of pollen in the Mohawk Valley. Itchy eyes, runny nose, congestion, head congestion, jaw and tooth pain are all potentially tied to season allergies and the Mohawk Valley is one of those problematic areas in the United States.

1 week ago | wibx950.com | Bill Keeler

What would you do if at lunchtime one day you heard a noise in your kitchen and you investigated only to find a woman you don't know standing there inside your home? That's exactly what happened, according to a Brookfield resident who says they were shocked to see this person standing in their kitchen. New York State Police sat, on April 12, 2025, the Troopers responded to a report of a trespass that occurred at a residence on Forks Road in the town of Brookfield, in Madison County.