Pandemic

In a quiet move, New York Governor Kathy Hochul initiated an executive order on Thursday, July 14 to extend New York's disaster emergency as it relates to COVID.

The pandemic was hard on many couples in New York, especially those in the Binghamton area.

Oh you know, inflation, an ever-lingering pandemic, weird weather stuff, and now...monkeypox. The strangeness of 2020 lingers even two years later.

Humans aren't the only ones who've packed on the pounds since March of 2020. Our poor pups have, too and it's not exactly healthy.

The World Health Organization recently issued a report stating the effects of the pandemic on the mental health of young people, and the results are concerning.

The last two years felt much like a rollercoaster of emotions for Binghamtonians and we did what many do when plagued by stress, we reached for a drink.

The Federal Emergency Management Agency is awarding United Health Services $3,069,039.02 to reimburse emergency protective costs during the pandemic.

Almost 40 percent of the virus is circulating in New York State and New Jersey.

New York State Comptroller Thomas DiNapoli says the Department of Health was unprepared to respond infectious diseases even before the start of the pandemic.

New York could permanently legalize to-go sales of alcoholic beverages under part of the budget dealing with the recovery of the hospitality industry.