After hitting the stalemate over the size of the bill, Treasury Secretary Steve Mnuchin said late last week that he and Pelosi worked some things out and plan to "continue to have discussions."

Things are looking grim for theaters.

Walmart said it would resume two-way shopping in all of its 4,753 U.S. stores at the beginning of October and also reopen some additional store entrances that had been closed temporarily to help control the flow of customer traffic.

"Our goal is not just be the leader in keeping our guests safe and healthy, but to do it in a way that is sustainable and safer for the environment," said Billy Beez CEO, Shaun Kriel.

The New Hartford School District has confirmed an employee of the district has tested positive for COVID-19. Due to privacy laws, the district is not able to share the identity of the individual or share any details of the case.

Some things have changed.

See for yourself on a portion of The Taconic State Parkway, which is only a two-hour drive from Utica.

Some students at Syracuse University are quarantining after a routine wastewater test for COVID-19 came back positive.

Production has halted again.

SUNY Oneonta is sending all on-campus students home and as canceled the rest of the fall semester due to COVID-19.

As of September 2, 2020, almost 300 students have tested positive for the coronavirus at SUNY Oneonta, and they're running out of room on campus for the mandatory 14-day isolation and quarantine period.

High school students are readying for a whole new experience this school year, and now there are more changes to sports for New York's student-athletes, including the Utica-Rome area.