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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.

Rumors are continuing to cause confusion for motorists across the region in the ever-changing situation from the coronavirus pandemic.

The Pennsylvania Department of Transportation is reopening indoor facilities at 23 select rest areas to all motorists.

Florida Governor Ron DeSantis is mandating that anyone flying in from New York City and the surrounding area go into self-quarantine.

State borders are not closed and people will not be pulled over for being out.

The National Weather Service has issued a Winter Weather Advisory for parts of the Twin Tiers until 12 a.m. March 24.

Broome County Senior Centers are closing starting March 17 for all activities until April 14 due to concerns about the cornavirus.

The 60-day trial period is over and cameras are now being used to catch speeders in some work zones in Pennsylvania.

Broome County officials say three new hybrid propulsion system buses are officially in service.

Much of New York State is in for some rough weather over the next day ranging from wind issues up to full-blown possible blizzard conditions.