flu

I know plenty of you have been going to the store recently to get bird feed for your outdoor feeders. It is that time of year, after all.

Central New Yorkers already have a lot on their plate to avoiding getting sick. Now the USDA is alerting everyone of something else to be worried about.

The first thought when we get a little tickle in our throat is if we've contracted COVID. But it could just be the common cold or flu. How can you tell the difference?

RIT is requiring that students, faculty, and staff who will be on campus for any reason receive a seasonal flu vaccination by the start of Spring Semester.

New York is considering making the flu vaccine mandatory for all students attending in-person schooling this year, including the Utica-Rome area.

Rite Aid locations all across Utica, Rome, and the Syracuse areas are now all offering seasonal flu shots.

You have a runny nose, you're coughing and you're running a bit of a fever. This time last year you wouldn't have thought anything of it. But now you're freaking out!

New York State now has more documented cases of seasonal influenza than it ever has had since records started being kept.

11 possible cases for the Novel Coronavirus in New York have been sent for testing.

New year, new you, right? So you've been going to the gym to start to feel better (and maybe look better, too), however surrounding yourself with others at the gym huffing and puffing and spreading germs all around the work out facility.