flu

I know plenty of you have been going to the store recently to get bird feed for your outdoor feeders. It is that time of year, after all.

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.

For the past couple of days I've had a little cough and a runny nose. Normally, I'd suck it up, and do my thing - but this year, nothing is normal. Instead, I'm playing "Cold, Flu, or COVID," the worst game ever.

New York is considering making the flu vaccine mandatory for all students attending in-person schooling this year, including the Utica-Rome area.

11 possible cases for the Novel Coronavirus in New York have been sent for testing.

Flu season is here, the earliest it's arrived in 15 years. And it's only going to get worse.

State Health Commissioner Howard Zucker says that influenza is now prevalent in New York state.

Scientists conducting a study are ready to give you cash in exchange for being a flu test dummy.

Flu season is not over yet. The CDC is issuing a warning about a second wave of flu spreading across the nation.

Just when you think it's safe, new information from the New York State Department of Health shows flu cases in New York spiking.

Maybe you've heard before that chocolate is a good way to soothe a sore throat and cough, but now it looks like there's even more proof behind that statement.

Flu cases continue to rise in Central New York, while the Centers for Disease Control continues to urge people to get the vaccine.