Corona Virus in New York

If you live in New York without health insurance, that could change. New Yorkers without health insurance now a longer period of time to apply for coverage.

Retailer Dollar General announced that it is offering its Utica, Rome, Herkimer, and Syracuse workers four hours of pay if they go get the COVID-19 vaccine.

It looks like the Coronavirus pandemic has hit the Utica St. Patrick's Day parade again. For the second year in a row, the parade will not take place in March.

Looking to help out hospital healthcare workers in Oneida County? You can now help provide some snacks.

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

Are you looking to hear a Coronavirus related Christmas song? Listen to "A Covid Christmas" from Wes Laurion of Waterville.

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?

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

An 102-year-old New York woman who was born during the 1918 Spanish Flu pandemic has now survived COVID-19 twice.

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

New York State is extending the window for people to purchase alcohol-to-go. That will be available for restaurants and bars in the Utica and Rome areas.

As part of Target’s new safety measures, here in New Hartford and Syracuse, the company announced it will be offering shopping reservations for the holidays.