New York Will Pay Companies to Make Medical Supplies
New York Governor Andrew Cuomo is continuing to appeal for supplies to battle the coronavirus with personal protection equipment and ventilators gravely needed.
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Dealing with Coronavirus Stress on Southern Tier Close Up
Mental Health Association of the Southern Tier director, Keith Leahey is the guest on Southern Tier Close Up with information on dealing with today's stresses.
New York Gets a New, Unique Budget
Governor Andrew Cuomo says the New York State budget is balanced, includes no new taxes and continues to phase in middle class tax cuts.
Census Count is Underway
April 1 was Census Day but state and local officials say that wasn't a deadline and residents can still complete the count from home.
All of Pennsylvania Ordered to Stay Home
All of Pennsylvania’s counties are now under stay-at-home orders.
Congressman Brindisi Holds 3rd Coronavirus Telephone Town Hall
Congressman Anthony Brindisi is hosting his third Telephone Town Hall on the coronavirus pandemic April 2.
New York, Pa. and Twin Tier Coronavirus Cases Continue to Climb
The number of coronavirus cases in New York State stands at 84,712 with 7,917 new cases reported April 1.
Pennsylvania State Police Limit In-Person Response
Pennsylvania State Police are announcing a temporary change to the way Troopers respond to select non-emergency incidents to limit in-person contact.
Binghamton to Get $1.1 Million in Corona Stimulus Funds
Localities in the Empire State are getting $2.4 billion in federal funding for economic and public infrastructure as part of the coronavirus stimulus package.
No Spring Break for New York Schools
New York Schools have been directed to remain in session through what would have been the spring break to maintain instruction and structure for students.