Pandemic

Personal Reflection: 2020 was a wild ride. New York stepped into a real-life version of Jumanji and four years later, not much has changed.

1 in 3 parents in NY still report learning loss from the pandemic.

House Republicans are intensifying their efforts to investigate the deaths of nursing home patients during the early months of the COVID-19 pandemic.

If you feel like you walk out of meetings with mush for brains, it's not your imagination. Science says meetings actually lower our IQ!

Struggling to recover from the effects of the Covid-19 pandemic, theaters in Upstate New York are banding together to request funding from the state.

Any individual, business, or organization that commits a case of COVID-19 fraud in the state of New York will now face stiffer penalties thanks to two new laws.

The U.S. Department of Homeland Security has again pushed back the deadline for getting the Real ID driver’s licenses.

The Binghamton City School District says for the first time since before the pandemic, the annual Thanksgiving dinner will return to in-person service.

There have been an unusually high number of COVID deaths in the Southern Tier reported over the week from October 31 to November 4.

New York State has now passed 75,000 COVID deaths since the start of the pandemic in March of 2020.

There are still a number of companies that have employees working from home. But don't expect that to continue for long.

In a quiet move, New York Governor Kathy Hochul initiated an executive order on Thursday, July 14 to extend New York's disaster emergency as it relates to COVID.

The pandemic was hard on many couples in New York, especially those in the Binghamton area.

Oh you know, inflation, an ever-lingering pandemic, weird weather stuff, and now...monkeypox. The strangeness of 2020 lingers even two years later.