Health

Oneida County's daily COVID-19 numbers have dipped over the last few days and are approaching a a level it hasn't seen in almost six months - shortly before the holiday 'wave' of exploding case totals.

Things just got a little bit easier for those who want to be vaccinated against COVID-19 in Oneida County.
The Oneida Country Health Department is trying to make it as easy as possible for you to get vaccinated. They recently announced that businesses with at least 10 employees who want to get vaccin…

As venues across Central New York are thankfully opening up, the Utica Zoo is doing everything possible to keep their animals healthy and free of COVID-19.

What's the buzz today? It's 420 Day or weed day, a national day for cannabis. While smoking a joint a day may keep the bad mood away, we hear it gives you the munchies. Yes, local Central New York restaurants are ready to cash in.

The United Way of the Mohawk Valley is getting ready to distribute 1,600 Mediterranean-themed meal boxes in Utica. Here's how to claim yours.

Oneida County has open appointments for several upcoming COVID-19 vaccination PODs (Point of Dispensing). And, if transportation is what's stopping you from getting a shot, that's no longer an issue.

If you've received the Johnson & Johnson vaccine, it is recommended you keep an eye out for symptoms within three weeks of injection.

Seven NY Hannaford Supermarket locations are recalling their cooked-in-store chicken tenders.
If you have food allergies, then listen up. Chicken tenders, sold only at the Rome NY Hannaford location, have been recalled for undeclared soy ingredients...

These products are thought to be linked to an outbreak of Salmonella Hadar illness.

Hey ladies, looking for a rejuvenating break that's not too far from home? Well, clear your calendar because we found something that's perfect in Old Forge.

The Balanced Chef features freshly prepared, nutritious, meals that are dietitian-approved, and is opening a Storefront on West Dominic Street in Rome.

Hmmm, we might not need that plethora of wipes, cleaners, and disinfectant spray taking up prime real estate in our kitchen and bathroom cupboards. The CDC says plain old soap and water will do the job.