social distancing

This Halloween zipline is exactly what New Yorkers need for trick-or-treating in 2020.

And he sang a catchy tune to support his protest.

School districts are facing many challenges as they plan to reopen schools in the fall. Perhaps the biggest challenge is guidance asking districts to ensure social distancing - decreasing classroom and bus capacities significantly.

Things these days aren't quite like they used to be. You can bet 100-year-old Edith Morse could tell quite a few stories about the societal changes she's seen in her century of living

New Yorkers are strong and resilient, and even during this difficult time, New Yorkers are hanging tough at home.

We are all trying to practice social distancing and also get out and get fresh air. The New York State Department of Health (NYDOH) is warning that ticks are out and to find ways to protect yourself.

It feels like people care less about the weekend because they have to "social distance themselves." Here are 10 things to do so that won't ruin your weekend.

A corner store in Syracuse is trying to give central New Yorkers a reason to laugh during this difficult time with a little social distancing humor.

Staying at home without friends or family can be tough, so it's important to find ways to stay in touch with everyone virtually.

Social distancing means staying 6 feet from others at all times. Some CNY businesses are reminding patrons of the rule by putting markers on the ground.

Now, Skittles are not only yummy, but they're also helpful in explaining how the coronavirus spreads.

If you're feeling a little couped up in the home, here's a great way to get your heart rate up and get moving without going to the gym.