COVID-19

Broome County is opening the beaches at Nathaniel Cole Park at 11 a.m. June 5.

N.Y. Governor Andrew Cuomo says people protesting the death of George Floyd should to be tested for the coronavirus, a sort of "PRO-test" for public health.

Diners are flocking back to restaurants in the Southern Tier and in several other regions of New York state after a COVID-19 pandemic closing of more than two months.

The Twin Tiers International Film Festival is optimistic it will be able to hold the event later this year and is now selling admission passes online.

At 11:59 p.m. June 4, Pennsylvania residents will no longer be on lockdown under Governor Tom Wolf’s coronavirus emergency declaration.

Broome County is holding another distribution of cloth masks for residents who need required face coverings.

Of the 44 deaths from coronavirus in Broome County, three-quarters of those are confirmed or presumed in nursing homes.

Restaurants in several regions of upstate New York are being allowed to provide outdoor seating for customers following the COVID-19 dining ban.

The student athletes of Broome County who were robbed of their senior seasons are being honored with their names in lights.

Director of the Roberson Museum and Science Center, Michael Grasso is on Southern Tier Close Up talking about dealing with the coronavirus pandemic.