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It started during the COVID pandemic and now pharmacies around the country are adopting the new approach of expanding access to vaccines by bringing immunization services directly to businesses. The trend is gaining momentum as more companies prioritize the health and safety of their employees, particularly after the COVID-19 pandemic emphasized the importance of widespread vaccination.

There is a major problem with sending checks in the mail right now and it isn't letting up. Have you ever had a check that you sent in the mail and the person who was to receive it says that they never got it?

The cold weather is starting to arrive and across New York State, people are starting to spend more time at home. More time at home, more garbage to throw away? Is New York State eliminating plastic garbage bags?

Hurricane Milton is wreaking havoc and destruction as it plows through the State of Florida. Thousands are watching live, as funds are being raised for a hurricane related charity.

The housing market is in a frenzy and a sea of real estate investors are ready to descend upon one Central New York city.

NY-22 Congressman Brandon Williams is looking for nomination submissions for entry into one of the nation's incredible service academies. That deadline is coming up fast.

Which Halloween costume will reign supreme this year?

Another closure is rattling Upstate New York.

A local car dealership is putting together all resources possible and rallying the community to provide much needed supplies to some of the hardest hit victims of Hurricane Helene.

Thousands of people in the Asheville, North Carolina region are still without power and basic supplies, and now the Mohawk Valley is adding another leg of the Upstate New York relief effort. WIBX's Keeler Show has teamed up with Nimey's Auto Group and shipping company, ERL Intermodal to get more supplies to that hard hit part of the east coast. As of publication, more than 225 people have died from Hurricane Helene.

The dream of winning Mega Millions is more like a reality if you live in New York.

Do you think New York is one of the safest states? A new study certainly thinks so.