Another day filled with developments and yet not an inch of real progress to report. The warring factions, along with Governor Paterson, did meet face to face, huddled behind closed doors for more than an hour and a half. But when all was said and done, there was no deal. Capital Tonight’s Erin Billups has more.

There is some good news on the job front in Utica. Utica's Mayor announced Thursday nearly 100 more jobs will come to the city's downtown section.

A North Carolina woman accused of suffocating her baby while living in Oneida County is back in New York. LeeAnn Wimmers, 20, was extradited from North Carolina Thursday for her arraignment.

No plea offer for the Herkimer Police Investigator charged with stealing evidence. The attorney for Investigator Robert Risi had a pre-trial conference in Herkimer County Court Thursday.

It's just about the Fourth of July. And while some people are making plans to go see a fireworks display, others may be tempted to create one themselves. Personal fireworks are illegal in New York. And, as some emergency responders told our Kat De Maria, they're an explosive idea besides.

Nine special Senate sessions later and still no progress as Senators once again threaten lawsuits and leaving the Capitol. Governor Paterson says he plans to make them stay. Capital Tonight's Erin Billups has more.

A South Carolina couple is behind bars for a robbery in Oneida County. New York State Police arrested Stevanee J. Aregano, 19, and Lawrence White, 27.

The man accused in a spring homicide in Utica appeared in court as his attorney tried to suppress evidence in his case. David Felder is accused of shooting and killing Joseph Wilson along Plant Street back in March.

There are new details on the proposed Herkimer County Jail site. The Herkimer County Public Safety Committee has received a study by a previously hired environmental contractor regarding the former P&C site along Route 28 in Herkimer.

With health care a continuing topic in Washington, Congressman Michael Arcuri wanted to take a closer look at home health care and what it means to Central New Yorkers.

A new bleach plant is coming to the City of Sherrill creating about 54 new jobs.

More than three weeks into the Senate stalemate and there are still no agreements on key pieces of legislation that were supposed to be passed by now. Governor Paterson has ordered both sides into the Senate chamber again to try to work out their differences. There was one memorable moment Tuesday and it involved a Republican senator from Queens who just happened to be in the wrong place at the wrong time. Erin Billups reports.

Thunder filled the air in Rome Tuesday night. However, it wasn't from bad weather, but drum beats. Jim Gibbons shows us the sights and sounds from this year's Drums Along the Mohawk.

The emergency department at Little Falls Hospital is new and improved, thanks to a generous donation.

Republican Assemblyman Marc Butler is weighing in on the stalemate in the Senate. Butler represents the 117th District in Herkimer.