COVID in New York

Is COVID-19 still something that you can catch in New York State? Or is no one getting sick anymore?

The holiday hustle is over but the germs are still out there and so is your opportunity to get a COVID Vaccine if you want one.

Several at-home COVID-19 test kits are being recalled because they may give false negative results.

In her latest report, Governor Hochul indicated that numbers are dropping, hospitalizations are down, but New Yorkers need to continue to follow the winter surge plan to manage COVID after the peak.

Though positivity rates seem to be trending down, Governor Hochul has reminded New Yorkers that we need to continue to protect ourselves and our loved ones.

If you received a Flowflex at-home antigen test kit in Wallkill or New Windsor on Thursday January 13th, you'll need to exchange it for a new one, as those testing kits have been recalled.

Ulster County, with the support of the CDC and NYSDOH will be implementing the Test-to-Stay program in their public schools.

Sloop Brewing announced on facebook that they would be closing until January 5th out of precaution due to COVID-19 symptoms from a staff member.

Orange County Executive Steven Neuhaus announced that the Health Department will be hosting two scheduled booster shot clinics in Goshen.

Each municipality within the county will be responsible for distributing the kits received from NY State to residents.