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Restaurants in Syracuse can reopen for indoor dining as New York State reviews a recent court ruling.

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 for the Bills Mafia except for the nearly 18,000 fans that have signed a petition in an attempt to keep the man that made the decision to open the stands up, Governor Andrew Cuomo out of the game.

In the videos, comedian Joe Naimoli talks about everything from drive-by birthdays and stupid people to school reopenings and Thanksgiving.

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.

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.

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.

Since August, Wagner Farms has been open to Central New Yorkers offering their beautiful sunflower fields and other safe activities. The governor had nothing but nice things to say about them.

Will NY high school kids be playing sports in the fall or not? Governor Cuomo says he'll make the call within the next week.

Sicilian Delight Pizzeria started a petition on Change.org, asking Governor Cuomo to allow New York malls to reopen their food court seating.

As school districts across Central New York announce their reopening plans, all their plans hinge on the decision of Governor Cuomo, who says he'll determine whether schools reopen at all this year.

Yes, Governor Cuomo is single, but is he ready to mingle?

The New York State Regents and Governor Cuomo released specific guidance for the 700 school districts in New York State this week. The one thing parents, teachers and kids can all agree on? School will never be the same in the wake of the pandemic.