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Inside New York health officials push for back-to-school vaccinations
The state requires age-appropriate back-to-school vaccinations to protect against several diseases.
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New York health insurance rates could spike by 20% in 2027
New York health insurance rates for small group plans could rise even higher.
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Canadian wildfire smoke may impact Binghamton into August
Canadian wildfire smoke may not be as thick as the smoke the area saw July 15-17, expert says.
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From Finger Lakes to Buffalo, communities push back against data centers in Western New York
Opposition to plans in Ithaca last year underscored wider concerns around data centers in Western New York.
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Rochester General hit with second $100K nurse staffing penalty
An independent arbitrator ruled Rochester General Hospital has to pay a $100,000 penalty to registered nurses represented by the Rochester Union of Nurses & Allied Professionals.
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Perseid meteor shower 2026: Peak dates, best viewing times in New York
One of three active meteor showers in July, the Perseid meteor shower is set to peak in mid-August.
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‘End the torture’: Home care workers stage sit-in outside Julie Menin’s home
Speaker Menin vowed to end the 24-hour shift for everyone. Workers say her rewrite excludes union members from that protection.
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Police following NY anti-ICE law are now eligible for this $75M grant
A state grant program providing millions of dollars to help police departments and sheriffs’ offices advance their technology and equipment requires compliance with the new NY anti-ICE law.
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Why Schumer says local counties could face millions in new SNAP costs
Senate Democratic Leader calls for two-year delay in new SNAP costs.
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Report finds New York child care costs among most expensive in US
New York is the third most expensive state in the nation for child care costs, according to a new WalletHub report.
