Watertown News

A 23-year-old soldier from Fort Drum will spend 18 months in prison and then be kicked out of the Army for driving drunk and injuring eight people when he ran down a group of soldiers outside an upstate New ...

A Fort Drum soldier is going to prison for 18 months for driving his vehicle into a crowd of people in Watertown.

They're basically brand new, but now sidewalks installed on parts of State Street in Watertown look like they need work.

A 37-year-old Watertown man obsessed with violent child sexual assault and facing 10 counts of possession of child pornography in Jefferson County Circuit Court is free today on a $1,000 cash bond.

Nancy M. Williams, 97, formerly of Holly St., Watertown, died Wednesday afternoon, July 23, 2008, at Samaritan Keep Home, where she had resided since June 7, 2007.

Some local children are getting a behind-the-scenes look at the New York State Zoo at Thompson Park in Watertown.

The city of Watertown has taken possession of six properties whose owners have not paid city, school or county taxes in two years.

The city of Watertown is cracking down on people who don't mow their lawns. Over the last two months, the city has received 151 calls about overgrown grass.

Little Theatre of Watertown hopes to make a killing in its latest production, which will be presented at the Clayton Opera House starting Thursday.

WHAT: "Murderers" presented by Watertown Little Theatre. WHEN/WHERE: 7 p.m. Thursday, Friday and Saturday at Clayton Opera House, 403 Riverside Drive.

Looking over 6 sandy acres along Arsenal Street, Kathy T. Plante-Hunt is doing her best to help maintain the land for its roughly 500 inhabitants.

The case of a New York City man accused of torching an apartment house in Watertown will go to trial this summer.

Big rigs trying to maneuver their way north and south through downtown Watertown need not travel through Public Square.

The health care company Covidien has announced it will cut 40 full-time positions from its Watertown plant by January.

Closing day at the 191st Jefferson County Fair was quiet except for the sound of rain hitting tarps and awnings.

The Watertown Police Department issued 16 tickets in the course of a traffic detail from 8 a.m. to noon Thursday on the 700 block of Arsenal Street.

An Alabama woman is suing a former Watertown doctor for malpractice over the death of her newborn daughter in 2007.

Prices have been soaring at the pump for months, but now there is good news on the gas front.

They're responsible for making sure children get to school safely, but soon there may not be enough bus drivers to go around.

For the second time in two months, an Adams man was arrested Friday after he attempted to empty a bag of drugs while fleeing from officers, according to Watertown police.