It's time to leave the house...get out for fresh air, exercise and good food. We have all been staring at the same four walls for much too long. Everywhere we go we wear a mask, we know it is necessary, but we are all tired of it, and have even complained about it...but have we DONE anything about it? Well now is your chance...

May is Mental Health Awareness Month and all of us in the media are working to raise awareness about mental health and help fight the stigma surrounding mental health conditions.

Pfizer now has an experimental oral drug to treat Covid-19 at the first sign of illness AND it could be available by the end of this year, CEO Albert Bourla told CNBC in a recent interview.

We are by now all familiar with the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention's “6-foot rule” for social distancing from others amid the coronavirus pandemic, but the interval may not suffice to protect you from COVID while indoors, a new study has found.

On Tuesdays, David Cole normally works from 6 to 9 a.m. at the American Legion Post 880 in Eden, and March 16 started off like just another day...

Canadians greeted the legalization of recreational marijuana in 2018 with a great deal of excitement...but was there a financial payoff?

For Guadalupe Ramirez first came the sniffles which she dismissed as nothing to be worried about. She took a pill. And forgot about them.

A local parent group is calling for Health Commissioner Gale Burstein’s resignation saying the health department’s policies regarding covid in the schools and quarantining ultimately keep kids out of the classroom.

Cross border traffic is a huge component of the Western New York economy, and political and business leaders watch the span with continued optimism that the date will come that the International border will reopen.

A major development was just announced in the race to get people vaccinated against the coronavirus...something that was recently speculated by local officials.

A few months ago, Kenneth Smith was in a chair just outside an Outback Steakhouse hungry and half asleep. A woman leaving the restaurant approached him.

More than 3,400 Erie County residents got COVID-19, even more concerning of those new cases, 669 were under the age of 19.