Pediatric Health Data Breach Settlement Reaches $2.7 Million
A $2.7 million settlement follows the theft of pediatric medical and identity records affecting about 825,000 New Yorkers. Here are the protections families should consider.
Teen Traffic Safety Summit Brings AAA and Sheriff’s Office to Utica
AAA and the Oneida County Sheriff’s Office took part in a teen traffic safety summit at Utica’s Nexus Center ahead of safety week.
Utica Infant Death Investigation: Police Seek Help and Answers
Utica police seek information after an infant was found at a waste facility. What is confirmed, how to help and safe-haven guidance.
Stittville Store Search Puts Cannabis Product Safety in Focus
A Stittville store search led to cannabis and vape seizures, officials say. What is known and how shoppers can verify licensed sellers.
New York Seeks Child Safeguards in Character.AI Bankruptcy
New York and 39 other attorneys general want stronger child-safety and privacy protections in the Character.AI bankruptcy. Here is what the filing alleges and what families can do now.
Raccoon Tests Positive for Rabies in Deansboro
A raccoon has tested positive for rabies in Deansboro. The raccoon was sent to the New York State Department of Health Wadsworth Center for...
Mohawk Valley Lawmakers Propose New York Mental Health Reform
Mohawk Valley lawmakers are calling for more psychiatric beds, stronger community care, youth services and workforce investment. Here is what their New York mental health reform plan would do and what still must happen.
Wadsworth Center Laboratory Reaches $1.7 Billion Construction Milestone
New York’s $1.7 billion Wadsworth Center Laboratory has reached its topping-out milestone. Here is what the project means for public health, workers and Mohawk Valley residents.
CDC Measles Response: What Mohawk Valley Families Should Know
The CDC plans additional help for Pennsylvania's measles outbreak. What Oneida County families should know about protection and exposure.
Pennsylvania Reports Sixth Measles-Associated Death During 2026
A Franklin County woman’s death meets Pennsylvania’s measles-associated criteria. What the report means and how to stay protected.








