Health

Governor Andrew Cuomo asked to keep people living in the coronavirus hotspots from trying to flee upstate to ride out the virus in places like Binghamton.

Aside from the posting of misleading information, there are other peculiarities that seem to be related to people being told to stay home during the crisis.

Families are going on “Bear Hunts” with the help of their neighbors and community businesses for exercise and a diversion during coronavirus restrictions.

The Stay-at-Home orders in Pennsylvania are extended for 26 affected counties through April 30th and schools remain closed until further notice.

The number of confirmed coronavirus cases around New York State, including in the Southern Tier continues to grow daily.

One Cooperstown hospital employee has been charged and more arrests are possible in connection with the theft of medical supplies during the coronavirus pandemic.

New York state Senator James Seward has announced that he and his wife have tested positive for COVID-19.

Binghamton officials are taking more action to prevent group gatherings in city parks to slow the spread of coronavirus.

The Town of Union is among the growing list of local government bodies announcing the availability of disaster relief loans to small businesses.

New York State’s “On Pause” directive will remain in place for the next two weeks until April 15 with all non-essential workers told to do their jobs at home.