Governor Cuomo

The governor says he wants to launch hundreds of new rapid testing sites statewide to help in opening restaurants, theatres and offices.

Last week Governor Cuomo signed the Driver’s License Suspension Reform Act that changes the circumstances that can cause your license to be suspended.

The Buffalo Bills will have the ability to host 6,772 fans this Saturday when they begin their playoff run against the Indianapolis Colts. This would be the first sporting event in New York to allow fans since the COVID-19 pandemic halted the sports world in mid-March of 2020. It's a happy day …

With COVID cases rising across many parts of New York, including Oneida County, the Utica-Rome area could see further limits on indoor dining as soon as this week.

New York Governor Andrew Cuomo says the state is taking immediate measures to step up the ability of healthcare to deal with a surge in COVID-19 cases.

New York Governor Andrew Cuomo says the battle against the pandemic is entering a new phase during the Winter and state officials have come up with a five-part strategy.

Last week before Thanksgiving, Andrew Cuomo told us "Don't be a turkey...nobody wants to be the turkey on Thanksgiving." If nothing else, it was another memorable way to remind us all to stay under his 10 person limit and to wear a mask.  It's along the same vein as his daily "Don't b…

Beginning on Sunday, November 1st, a law that was passed in August will go into effect. Don't be caught with your belt off.

New York State Governor Andrew Cuomo announced *most* movie theaters in the state, outside of New York City, can reopen. Broome County isn't part of the list.

Governor Andrew M. Cuomo announced the launch of "The COVID-19 Report Card", which tracks real-time COVID-19 infections and testing of every New York school.

While we don't know whether or not Halloween will happen, we do know that the Hershey company is on a mission to save the holiday the best they can.

A report is saying Governor Cuomo plans to ban trick-or-treating for kids in New York State via an executive order, including Utica and Rome.

New York leaders are calling on Congress to provide $59 billion to address the huge hits to budgets as a result of the COVID-19 pandemic.

New York Governor Andrew Cuomo says coronavirus infections and public school shut-downs are “inevitable."