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The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention is recommending faces masks be worn indoors in upstate New York where there are high community levels of COVID-19.

The latest federal figures show nearly two-thirds of New York residents are fully vaccinated against the coronavirus.

Yesterday Hochul announced that her administration may soon make weekly COVID-19 testing a requirement for public and charter school employees who are not vaccinated.

When I say that this is a deeply personal subject, I mean I am profoundly grateful to God and my medical team for getting me through it and that I do not wish this disease on anybody.

The map indicates areas where COVID-19 transmission rates are low, moderate, substantial and high. Areas in substantial or high areas are the ones being recommended to wear masks.

The face mask order will be lifted on June 28th or when 70 percent of adults in the state have received their 2nd dose, whichever comes first.

As the CDC is moving forward with frequently updating COVID-19 safety guidelines, New York State is updating safety protocol for daycares and camps.

The FDA has approved the emergency use of the Pfizer vaccine to include kids 12 to 15 years of age

There's plenty of help for New York State residents when it comes to quitting smoking

The CDC is recommending you shouldn't go home for Christmas this year.