Health

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.

It was launched a day earlier than expected at COVIDTests.gov.

Heart disease is the number one killer of women. Each February, the American Heart Association invites you to 'Go Red' to raise awareness and advocate for women's health.

An Annsville resident is being treated for exposure to rabies after a rabid raccoon was found in the town this week.

That double infection, a combination of two illnesses - the flu and coronavirus - is considered "florona."

A New York doctor breaks down how COVID affects the vaccinated, unvaccinated and boosted Empire State residents.

Three more days, and we say goodbye to 2021! Yippee! On January 1st, will you have your list of New Year's resolutions all set that you will try to keep? Or are you like me? Make a list and attempt! If you have your list of resolutions and keep them, that is fantastic; if not, you are not alone...

The next semester for Binghamton University students is starting later as the school reacts to the spike in COVID-19 cases in the region.

Coca Cola, the parent company of Minute Maid, is recalling various drinks and is asking consumers who have them to discard them immediately.

Oneida County Executive Anthony "Tony" Picente is announcing new COVID guidelines and mandates as leaders struggle to maintain public health and keep businesses open.

Here are the things to avoid if you are going to climb to the summit of Mount Marcy in Lake Placid.

The program that moves surplus crops from farms into New York State’s food banks is now permanent under state law.