Coronavirus in New York

New York State officials announced a major change to its mask-wearing requirement for the youngest residents. Many New York parents were angered last week when Gov. Andrew Cuomo announced a new protocol that would require children ages 2 to 5 to wear masks in child care programs and summer camps, despite not having to wear masks during the peak of the pandemic...

Gov. Cuomo dropped a major bombshell about trying to travel across the United States.

Gov. Andrew Cuomo released new rules for daycares and camps across New York State.

The day we've all been dreaming of is finally here. We can get rid of the face masks. That is, unless we live in New York State.

Good news: effective immediately, you are no longer required to order food when your order drinks at restaurants in Utica/Rome

Cheers! Ordering your "Cuomo chips" at New York bars and restaurants is a thing of the past.

Will New York fully reopen soon? A neighboring state just announced plans to phase out all remaining COVID-related restrictions.

Governor Andrew Cuomo said despite the fact we are months away from any kind of a decision regarding football season, it is a "theoretical possibility" that vaccines may be required for entry.

If you've received the Johnson & Johnson vaccine, it is recommended you keep an eye out for symptoms within three weeks of injection.

The New York State coronavirus website was updated to reflect the change in travel guidance.

Alcohol to-go is staying a little longer in New York. Restaurants and bars will be allowed to continue serving takeout cocktails and wine for another 30 days.

The proposal does not specify how big the checks should be or the eligibility requirements for direct payments that would recur as many times as deemed necessary.