coronavirus (COVD19)

Twelve-year-old Sam Keusch of Scarsdale New York is a hero helping those who may not be tech savvy book vaccine appointments online.

Restaurants across the Utica and Rome area were able to sell alcohol to go. A new bill is looking to extend that.

A Syracuse area nine-year-old is recovering from rare illness associated with COVID-19.

Lowe's has announced plans to hire more than 50,000 workers this spring. Along with that, they are also giving employees COVID-related bonuses.

The New York State United Teachers union is looking to cancel Regents and other standardized exams again this year due to the Coronavirus.

Lyft will provide 60 million rides to and from COVID-19 vaccination sites in at-risk, low-income, and uninsured communities.

Local restaurants in Albany are struggling with scammers using GrubHub for free food. Are these problems happening in the Utica, Rome, and Syracuse area too?

The Canadian federal government has extended restrictions at the Canada-U.S. land border through 2021.

During the coronavirus here in the Central New York region, maybe you or your friends sanitize and wipe down your groceries. Is that really necessary?

Oneida County Executive Anthony Picente delivered a grim report on the rapid spread of COVID-19 in the region, and announced new restrictions and recommendations on Monday.

If you're nervous about heading out with the pandemic, a tech company named Asurion is providing virtual photos for with Santa for free.

The Rome Wesleyan Church Bread of Life Community Center in Rome is helping out the community through the month of December.