Emerging Fungal Infection Spreading At Alarming Rate: See Rise In NY

A drug-resistant, potentially deadly fungus has spread at a troubling rate in U.S. health care facilities, including some in New York.

New York Blood Center Declares First Blood Emergency of 2023

Bad weather, cold and flu season and more are causing a drop in blood donations.

Most cardiology patients do not recover like professional athletes

But the right care can help them rewrite their health destinies

New Listeria Outbreak In New York Investigated By CDC

Federal officials are investigating the source of a Listeria outbreak that sickened people in multiple U.S. states, including New York.

Opioid alternatives are key in preventing addiction for patients

While tremendous strides have been made to put a dent in opioid deaths, we still have a long way to go.

New York State’s Resilient Transportation System

Transport agencies across the nation are adapting to changing climate conditions. In an interview NYSDOT talks about what they are doing.

Star Students: Help Patch Recognize Extraordinary Students In New York

Patch and T-Mobile are partnering to celebrate Star Students who make life better in New York with contributions big and small.

NY Sen. Kirsten Gillibrand Launches Reelection Bid

Democratic Sen. Kirsten Gillibrand of New York is kicking off her reelection campaign.

NY Blood Center Encourages Donations this National Blood Donor Month

Weekly sweepstakes for all blood donors. The blood supply currently stands at 2-3-day level, below the ideal level of 5-7 days

Blizzard's Death Toll Rises To 27 In Western NY: Reports

The storm has been blamed for about 50 deaths nationwide, AP reported.

NY Limits Cryptomining Amid Growing Scrutiny Of Cryptocurrency

New York is taking a first-in-the-nation step to tap the brakes on the spread of cryptocurrency mining.

Canine Companions Honors Local Heroes on November 9th

Emotional Veterans Day Ceremony in New Hyde Park Sponsored by Nation's First and Largest Service Dog Organization

The Americans Play New York City's Bitter End This Weekend

See you at the show!

‘Little’ Johnny, Babe Ruth and His Promise

Baseball is rich with legend and lore, and Babe Ruth is at the center of many of the tales

Local Heroes: Help Patch Recognize People Making Life Better Across NY

Patch and T-Mobile are partnering to celebrate Local Heroes who make life better in New York with contributions big and small.

Help Patch Spotlight New York Student Athletes Who Are Also Good Kids

Patch and T-Mobile are partnering to recognize New York student athletes for the qualities that drive their competitive spirit.

On Rosh Hashanah: Captain Hank Greenberg, WWII Hero and HOF Slugger

Simply put, Greenberg is the most prodigious Jewish Major League Baseball slugger ever

As NFL Begins its Second Century, a George Halas Remembrance

Halas was a player, head coach, owner and front office exec for half a century

Althea: Her Accomplishments Transcend Serena’s

Althea Gibson represents to black professional tennis players what Jackie Robinson is to American blacks in MLB

Tennis Star Banned ...

... Illegal Migrants Welcomed

Labor Day

Minor League Wins Fair Labor Lawsuit against MLB

Need Whipped Cream? NY Law Requires You To Serve Up ID

Also, that photo ID better show you're 21 years or older, according to the law.

Carl Paladino Says DOJ's Garland Should 'Probably Be Executed': Report

Paladino, a Republican candidate for Congress from New York, made the comments on a radio show but later said he was "being facetious."

Tips On How To Avoid Back-To-School Scams: NYS Consumer Protection

With technology as an education tool, parents should be more diligent than ever in safeguarding privacy, said the NYS Secretary of State.

Salman Rushdie Stabbing: Author Recovering As More Condemn Attack

Rushdie was taken off a ventilator Saturday as Iranian officials denied involvement in the attack.

Salman Rushdie Stabbing: Suspect Charged With Attempted Murder

Hadi Matar also is charged with assault after police say he stabbed author Salman Rushdie, who may lose an eye, at a New York event.

Watch: How Nursing Homes Put Friends And Families On The Hook For Residents' Debts

Be careful if you are helping someone sign-up for health benefits or helping them move into a nursing home.

Salman Rushdie Stabbed Onstage During NY Literary Event

A New York state senator said the attack on renowned author Salman Rushdie in Chautauqua was motivated by "fundamentalist extremism."

New York Giants Training Camp Turns Into Massive Brawl

Reporters on Monday chronicled a series of fights between players. At one point, even offensive line coach Bobby Johnson got involved.

With Wife Rachel’s Guiding Hand, Jackie Robinson Museum Opens

Robinson’s story as MLB’s first black player is well known, but Rachel’s biography is equally compelling

New York Polio Case Now Connected To Traces Of Virus Found In UK And Israel

New York case was the first in the U.S. in nearly a decade.

LGBT Network CEO Emphasizes De-Stigmatizing Monkeypox

"We shouldn't shame people. This is a public health issue, first and foremost.​"

NY Dad, Daughter Killed At Glacier National Park In Gun, Car Attack

Police say a man drove into a New York family, got out and fired shotgun blasts at the group, killing a father and daughter.

High-tax states bleed wealth

Newest interstate income migration data follows latest patterns

5 Must-Visit Cideries To Visit in New York State This Summer

If you enjoy cooling down with a cold cider, there's no better state to do so than in the Big Apple.

Trio Left Swastikas, Racist Symbols On NY Town Buildings: Police

Three people are each facing 115 charges for leaving racist stickers and pamphlets on buildings throughout Hornell, New York.

OCM Tours State's Cannabis Farms

Agency says it will provide update on cannabis regulations soon.

Daily Harvest Crumbles Cost Customers Their Gallbladders: Lawsuit

Customers fell ill after eating the New York-based meal prep company's lentil products, according to a lawsuit and reports.

Mary Mara, 'ER' And 'Ray Donovan' Actor, Dies In Apparent Drowning

Mara, 61, whose career spanned 30 years, died while swimming in the St. Lawrence River near Cape Vincent, New York, state police said.

Hochul, Gillibrand Weigh-In On First Major Federal Gun Law In 30 Years

President Biden provided his "John Hancock" on the dotted line for the Bipartisan Safer Communities Act on Saturday.