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An Upstate New York teenager was diagnosed with a common virus that has similar symptoms to COVID-19.

Under proposed new state Health Department regulations, it looks like New York State is trying to ban these products.

Shoppers across Utica, Rome, New Hartford, Oneida, Hamilton, Richfield Springs, and Little Falls can now walk up for COVID-19 vaccines.

SUNY is relaxing mask policies going forward to align with new guidance from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.

TikTok users claim chlorophyll water has cleared up their skin, reduced bloating and helped them lose weight. Are their any truth to those claims?

If your allergies are already acting up in Utica, Rome, and the Syracuse areas of Central New York, you can blame the pollen levels.

Life in Utica and Rome going forward, one thing you'll need to remember to keep on you is your COVID vaccination card. Should you laminate it to keep it safe?

Hannaford has recalled chocolate cakes in Utica, Rome, New Hartford, and Herkimer locations here in Central New York.

Attention pet owners! Almost 1700 pet deaths have been linked to Seresto, a popular flea and tick collar used on cats and dogs.

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.

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?

The folks at FilterBuy.com published the study, using facts from the Environmental Protection Agency.