Bill Keeler is a radio talk show host and television producer in Utica, NY. He began his radio career during his junior year in high school in 1981, as a disc jockey and play-by-play announcer for the Little Falls Mets radio broadcasts, a now dissolved Single A farm team of the New York Mets franchise. From 1989 until 2012, his controversial brand of ‘shock jock’ radio entertained audiences in Utica, Syracuse, Albany and Providence, Rhode Island with FM Talk. Since 2002, he has produced and appeared in several television programs including the stunt driven program, “The Keeler Show,” and a cooking program called, “Plate Night.” In 2009, he launched an online newspaper in the Utica area, Utica Daily News, which operated until 2012. In 2013, he made the transition into News/Talk radio as the morning show host on WIBX 950 AM in Utica, which is also simulcast each morning over WFXV Fox 33 TV. Keeler also owns a television production company, which produces several television programs and commercial campaigns (including political campaigns) that air throughout Upstate New York. He supports several charities including Toys for Tots, Operation Sunshine, and has been promoting testing for early detection of cancer since his own bout with the disease in 2018. He’s currently a board member with Mohawk Valley Crime Stoppers. He resides in the Utica area with his wife and family.
Bill Keeler
2 Locations in New York Are Now Among the Best Spots to See Eclipse
Forecasters are now saying, if the weather stands, 2 of the best places to see the solar eclipse on Monday are right here in New York State, and one of them is really close.
Team USA Dominates Czechia in IIHF Women’s Championship (Photos)
It was another dominating win on Friday night at the Adirondack Bank Center in Utica as Team USA shutout Czechia by a score of 6-0. The shutout victory came despite 7 Czechia power plays as goalie Nicole Hensley of Colorado stopped all 19 shots made by Czechia.
Team USA Photo Gallery: A Grand Opening Night for Utica
Photos from opening night of the Women's World Championship hockey tournament at the Adirondack Bank Center in Utica on Wednesday. Team USA hosted Switzerland in an opening round game on their home turf, and ultimately dominated on the ice with a shut out victory.
Did You Feel It? Earthquake Shakes Northeastern U.S.
A magnitude 4.8 earthquake struck New York City Friday morning at about 10:25 a.m., according to reports out of the city. The quake, which preliminarily caused little or no damage, was centered at Tewksbury, NJ, according to earthquake.usgs.gov.
New Hartford Police Looking for Illegal Immigrant Snatching Purses
Police in New Hartford say they're looking for the public's help in finding and arresting an alleged purse snatcher, who is identified as an illegal immigrant according to Chief Ron Fontaine.
Local Real Estate Agency Debuts New TV Show This Weekend
There's a new real estate television show debuting on local television this weekend. Bill and Robin Mongeau of River Hills Properties are hosting a new show called, SOLD in Upstate NY which will air a handful of times through the weekend.
Never Forget: Deadly Schoharie Creek Bridge Collapse on NYS Thruway
The bridge collapse in Baltimore, which took the lives of ten people, has brought me back to the morning of April 5, 1987, when the heavily traveled Thruway bridge collapsed into the flooded and raging Schoharie Creek. I was almost on that bridge that day.
How to Buy Tickets to See Iowa’s Caitlin Clark in Albany
Caitlin Clark, the all-time highest scorer in NCAA Division I basketball is on her way to Albany to play in the Sweet 16 this weekend along with her top-seeded Hawkeye teammates.
Help Crime Stoppers Find Their Wanted Person of The Week
Utica Police are looking for a city man who is wanted on Criminal Contempt charges following a domestic incident, according to Captain Stan Fernalld of UPD.
Man Changes Name to “Literally Anybody Else” and Runs for President
A teacher in Texas is making news for legally changing his name to "Literally Anybody Else," and then throwing his hat into the race for U.S. President.