When watching the daily briefings from the Governor or County Officials we often focus on how many people are infected. But what about those who have recovered from the virus, many of whom haven't been hospitalized.

With the "new reality" we have been dealing with over the past two weeks and we're finding ourselves doing stuff we may have never done before.

We are all spending a lot of time indoors and keeping our distance from others, and unfortunately, this can take a toll on our mental health.

You may have heard me tell this story on the air this morning...but I wanted to expand on it because it is both insightful and hopeful.

With the cancellation of many local running events this spring due to the COVID-19 virus, a local sporting goods store started a Facebook group for runners to keep connected while they practice social distancing.

According to the latest data from the Niagara County Department of Health, there are 51 confirmed cases of COVID-19 as of today in the county. That is up from the Sunday report that indicated 38 people that tested positive for the virus.

Six Flags Darien Lake will delay it's opening this year.

Buffalo Bills quarterback Josh Allen shared a special message amid the coronavirus pandemic. Allen has also donated $25,000 to help fight the coronavirus outbreak in Western New York, a team spokesman confirmed.

Buffalo Common Council President Darius Pridgen on Sunday announced in a Facebook post that he has contracted the Coronavirus.

Every day we are being hit with news conferences from Federal, State and Local authorities, and it doesn't look it will subside anytime soon. Terms about the pandemic and what we are doing about it are bantered about, so what do they mean?

Area Supermarkets including Tops Markets announced Thursday that they will begin additional safety measures at all their stores.
The safety measures include installing Plexiglas shields on many front-end registers and giving associates protective face masks where the Plexiglas can’t b…

The President, The Governor, The County Executive, The Mayor...all have been talking about Social Distancing. It's the new buzzword to prevent the spread of the Coronavirus, and one that the residents of Erie County appear to be taking seriously.