Why New York Women Hide Feeling Overwhelmed
Nearly five million New York women carry an invisible weight of remembering bills, appointments, and endless daily tasks that pile up fast.
Health
New York State Measles Emergency Declared
New York State declared a measles emergency after 108 cases were reported in 2026, including a rise in rural communities.
New Support for New York Veterans
Nine New York organizations will receive $4.4 million in VA funding to strengthen suicide prevention services for Veterans.
Confirmed Measles Case Treated at Local Hospital
Broome County health officials confirmed a measles exposure involving a patient treated at a local hospital on September 26.
Potential Measles Case Under Review in Broome County
Broome County officials are awaiting test results after a potential measles case was reported at a local hospital.
New York Has America’s Highest State Cigarette Tax
New York smokers paying nearly two grand a year in state cigarette taxes alone, not counting the actual cigarettes or what they cost to buy.
New York Schools Are Watching How Students Use AI Chatbots
Teachers across New York are pumping the brakes on classroom AI to keep students talking to actual humans instead of chatbots.
Horizon Chocolate Milk Recall Hits New York Shelves
Horizon Organic recalled specific chocolate milk cartons sold nationwide, including New York, after spoilage complaints, and parents should check UPC codes now.
New York Ranks Among the Best for School Meals
Most New York schools are serving locally sourced food, but getting kids to eat breakfast remains a stubborn challenge.
How Many Cups Of Water Do New Yorkers Drink Each Day
Nearly half of Americans say they simply forget to drink water during the day. That might explain a lot about how New York ranked on a recent hydration survey.
New Yorkers Warned Not to Trust AI With Medical Emergencies
AI is changing how New Yorkers approach health questions, but it comes with risks that can't be ignored.
New York Workers Face Long Commutes but Lower Burnout Risk
New York has the longest average commute in the study at 33.5 minutes, and nearly 40 percent of adults there aren't getting enough sleep.
Dog Food Recalled in New York and Pennsylvania Over Salmonella
A dog food sold in New York and Pennsylvania has been recalled after testing positive for salmonella.
Tioga County Confirms Measles Case, Urges Vaccine Check
Tioga County confirms a measles case and urges residents to check their vaccine records.