Coronavirus in New York

You have pool envy. Come on. Admit it. Right here in Utica-Rome.

In a press release received via email, the zoo says the postponement comes in response to concern for safety of all visitors and adhering to New York State social distancing and capacity guidelines amidst the COVID-19 pandemic.

If you find yourself screaming at two teenaged girls at an ice cream stand because they asked you to wear a mask, you're a jerk - let's just get that out of the way. This actually happened not very far from Utica.

The price of admission is $20 per car, and you know there will be awesome food and ice cream.

Will kids be headed back to school in September? Governor Cuomo says 'we don't know yet.' What does that mean for thousands of kids in Utica and surrounding districts?

"This is a really tough one," Cuomo said. "We've had record attendance - 1.3 million people last year."

What New York State's new COVID-19 guidelines could mean for fans, players, personnel, media, and others.

Another traditional summer event has been cancelled amid coronavirus concerns. The Madison-Bouckville Antique Week is cancelled for 2020. The event takes place about 30 minutes from Utica.

As schools, parents, and students across Central New York await guidance from New York State on reopening schools in the fall, the American Academy of Pediatrics is weighing in with recommendations. What will school look like in Utica and the surrounding area in September?

Passengers arriving from states with high COVID-19 infection rates are being instructed to quarantine for 14 days and are asked to fill out a form with various pieces of information.

A Middleville restaurant is imploring patrons to stop yelling at their staff and just wear a mask, or they say they'll be forced to close.

Since the COVID-19 pendemic began, there's been a migration from larger cities and an interest in the safer, simpler pleasures of smaller towns.