crime

Have you ever stopped and wonder if the Mafia is still active across New York State? We aren't just thinking New York City either.

Here in Central New York, we're used to seeing a minimal amount of crime. But sometimes, you do have to watch out for criminals traveling through our region.

All Severin Beckwith and Anna Brettmann wanted to do was get some sleep after rain overtook several days of their hike. That nap was quickly interrupted when police showed up and knocked their door down.

It comes as no surprise New York City has the worst violent crime rate in the state with the Bronx tops the list. What about counties outside the Big Apple?

Several Central New York businesses have been burglarized in unrelated incidents. You're asked to look at the photos. Do you recognize the alledged thieves?

The New York State Police has issued a warning to parents of teenagers about what they're posting on social media after a teenager's death.

Witnesses are needed for the woman who hit a family pet then threw it along the road like a piece of garbage on East Utica Street.

With a picture this good, we can't imagine it will take long to find the suspected thief. Comments on the Oneida City Police Facebook page looks to have plenty of tips on his identity.

Yes, tires are expensive, but going around central New York stealing them right off people's parked cars in the middle of the night? So not cool.

A list circulating on social media says FBI statistics put Utica among the top ten most dangerous in New York State.

Syracuse police found a man carrying a machete and scraping it against the concrete. After advancing on police, he was detained at the scene and has now been charged.

A woman was charged with endangering the welfare of a child after an infant was found in the middle of a Utica street by good Samaritans.