Gram Lorraine Project matching shoppers with children in need this holiday season

HERKIMER, N.Y. (WKTV) - As the holiday season fast approaches, many people will be hitting the stores to shop for loved ones. But just as many will be hitting those stores to help people they've never even met.

Middleville fire destroys auto business

MIDDLEVILLE, N.Y. (WKTV) - For the second time in roughly two decades, Smith Bros Honda along Route 28 in Middleville went up in flames, and caused concerns not only for firefighters, but for the DEC as well.

In its 168th year, farming still the center of the New York State Fair

SYRACUSE, N.Y. (WKTV) - The New York State Fair may offer great entertainment, great rides, and great food, but even that food has to come from somewhere. That somewhere is farmers, who've been a fixture at the fair since its beginning over 160 years ago.

From parking to lemonade stands, Hall of Fame Weekend is big business for Cooperstown

COOPERSTOWN, N.Y. (WKTV) - They came from all over, dressed in jerseys, t-shirts, and even some wearing capes while playing the banjo. And with them, they brought their wallets. But it wasn't just the shops and restaurants on Main Stree that saw an economic boost from Hall of Fame Weekend.

Weekend morning anchoring on the new set

Sunday morning anchoring on the new, renovated set. An early morning accident that turned fatal, a 13 year old robbing a ten year-old of $10 at gunpoint - a big morning for hard news.

St. Peter's Elementary School closes its doors for the final time

UTICA, N.Y. (WKTV) - The hallways at St. Peter's Elementary School have seen thousands of little feet pass through their hallways over the years. But as of Wednesday, those hallways will remain empty, and the classrooms begin to gather dust, after students headed home and St. Peter's closes its doors for the final time.

Democrats allege fraud in Mayoral recall petition; but not investigating validity of "complaints"

UTICA, N.Y. (WKTV) - A press conference held at Utica City Hall Tuesday questioned the legitimacy of a recent petition campaign to recall Utica Mayor David Roefaro. With both sides present, and an unexpected third party jumping into the fray, the press conference erupted into not one...but two controversies.