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Confused New Yorkers have been plagued with Salmonella after confusing not ready-to-eat breaded, stuffed chicken products as being fully cooked when they're not.

If you've grown up in the Central New York region, you may assume salt potatoes would be Syracuse's most popular food. However, that isn't the case.

If you spend time preparing meals and know your way around the kitchen you might be able to help out a mom whos arguing with her daughter.

Some chicken dog treats sold in New York have been recalled following the discovery that they were contaminated with salmonella.

With the anticipated opening of the new location in New Hartford on April 30, Popeyes has revealed to us that they have some big plans in the works for Central New York.

Those who buy eggs have noticed they've been paying a lot more as egg prices have recently skyrocketed and it doesn't seem the price will be going down soon.

Bird flu has found its way to New York and isn't just impacting mass chicken farms, it's also impacting everyday people who keep backyard birds.

Central New Yorkers already have a lot on their plate to avoiding getting sick. Now the USDA is alerting everyone of something else to be worried about.

If you bought any chicken products over the last decade, you may be eligible to receive money from a $181 million class-action lawsuit settlement.

When attendees go to the New York State Fair, they typically have that list of vendors they plan to visit during their trip. That list may be changing for some this year.

So it's getting expensive to get chicken wings because of a shortage. That actually makes zero sense with this argument.

Seven NY Hannaford Supermarket locations are recalling their cooked-in-store chicken tenders. If you have food allergies, then listen up. Chicken tenders, sold only at the Rome NY Hannaford location, have been recalled for undeclared soy ingredients...