Vaccine

A highly-invasive and potentially deadly strain of bacterial meningitis is surging in parts of New York State. Here's what you need to know.

If you were one of the many who received a vaccine during the state of emergency roll-out during the pandemic, you might have money coming your way.

A recent warning from the World Health Organization about what the COVID-19 pandemic will look like in 20 years should have New Yorkers very concerned.

When it comes to vaccinated people does New York have the most out of every state in America? I know that when it comes to vaccines, especially the COVID-19 vax, a lot of New Yorkers are opposed to getting them. But where do we rank out of all of the 50 states...

Just when you thought that the only thing you needed to worry about was COVID-19, then you hear about tuberculosis. Is this a current threat to all New Yorkers?

The incurable virus is spreading north, according to the CDC.

The Centers for Disease Control and New York State health officials are urging vaccination after wastewater samples tested positive for polio in Rockland County

For kids ages 5 to 11, only proof for ONE dose of the vaccine is required to get into the Highmark Stadium or Key Bank Center. Absolutely, no negative test will be accepted.

A former Buffalo Sabre has been suspended from the NHL without pay for submitting a falsified COVID-19 vaccination card.

There is another initiative to get New Yorkers vaccinated. This time officials are aiming at football fans. It's called "Vax and Win". Those who get vaccinated have a chance to win some cool NFL gear and tickets from their favorite New York teams. (I know there is only one true New York team that plays in New York-the Buffalo Bills, but they are lumping in the New York Jets and the New York Giants.)

Need some news to help you fly a little higher this week? Well, Albany International Airport may have the news you're looking for.

The early stages of the COVID-19 vaccine roll out have begun in Albany County with Nursing Home Residents beginning to receive the Pfizer vaccine. It's no secret that nursing home residents were some of the hardest-hit here in the state of New York. So it's nice to see the elderly in those same nursing homes get the protection they need to survive this second wave.