COVID-19

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

Just when you thought the great outdoors would help you get away from the coronavirus, this story comes along.

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

There really are some cool face masks that people are wearing.

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

New York Governor Andrew Cuomo is allowing low-risk outdoor recreational activities and businesses providing those activities to reopen in the region.

A tradition for over 140 years won't be happening this year because of COVID-19. Another local fair is canceling and this one could hurt some kids.

A warning has been issued regarding a fraudulent letter concerning COVID-19 that's being sent to Broome County residents.

After being closed for several weeks because of the COVID-19 pandemic, the Boscov's department store in downtown Binghamton is back in business.

A former local television personality is using to bring smiles and capture peoples smiles during the pandemic with something he calls "Porch-Traits".

Broome County is reporting another coronavirus-related death at the nursing home it owns and operates.

Tioga Downs is giving away half-sheet pizzas to help feed families in need June 2 and 3.

Businesses now allowed to reopen under phase two of New York’s recovery plans, to affirm they will comply with public health guidelines.

Cuomo credits the actions of citizens social distancing, wearing masks and washing hands for a dramatic drop in COVID hospitalizations and deaths.