Tom is a Multimedia Journalist for NEWSChannel 2.

Title: Multimedia Journalist

When he's not losing control of the remote to his wife and two kids, Tom is a Multimedia Journalist for NEWSChannel 2. He's been with WKTV since 2005.

Game on at Central Valley

Superintendent Jeremy Rich says Central Valley Academy will be resuming some high-risk sports, but there will be some notable changes.

Cooperstown submits police reform plan

A police reform committee consisting of Cooperstown Mayor Ellen Tillapaugh, police Chief Frank Cavalieri, and others devised the plan over the fall.

Mohawk scouts hold spaghetti dinner fundraiser

The money raised will help support the Scouts summer camping program.

Panel discussion reflects on racism and law enforcement in Cooperstown

After the death of George Floyd at the hands of Minneapolis police officers last year, and the ensuing, sometimes violent, protests that followed, many communities are now taking a long hard look at law enforcement and racism. On Wednesday, the Friends of the Cooperstown Village Library presented a panel discussion on that topic and how it pertains to the village.

It's snow joke. Not moving your car during a snow emergency in Oneonta could put a bigger hole in your wallet

In Oneonta, whenever there's a snow emergency, the city will open the parking garage there and other lots to the public so residents have a place to move their cars, allowing plows to clear the streets more quickly and safely.

Local pizzerias get a 'super' boost from the big game

This year an estimated 12.5 million pizzas and 1.25 billion chicken wings will be consumed during the Super bowl.

Sauquoit revisits decision on sports

The school board discussed the possibility after the state said they would allow schools to participate in high-risk sports.

Witzenburg named interim Oneonta Police Chief

The move was approved unanimously during Tuesday’s Common Council meeting.

For some workers, staying inside during the cold is not an option

Temperatures went as low as 3 degrees and wind chills were in the negatives, making it very dangerous for people who have to work outside.

Extreme cold pushes Utica Rescue Mission over capacity

At last count, 64 people needed a warm place to stay, but there are only 59 beds available.

County data is updated nightly.

Cases: 1650303

Reported Deaths: 47719