Health

For the second day in a row, Oneida County health officials are announcing the death of two nursing residents from coronavirus.

Oneida County's total number of lab confirmed coronavirus cases has surpassed 1,400.

In the county's daily release of new numbers, health officials say there have been twelve more lab confirmed cases since Monday, with no new deaths to report.

Of the ten COVID-19 related deaths reported in New York State Monday, two are in Oneida County.

The death toll from coronavirus in Oneida County is now 85. County officials say another resident has died from the virus, and say the most recent case was nursing home related.

If there is one thing the global coronavirus pandemic has taught us is that, the virus seems to constantly deliver an ebb and flow of good news and bad.

The 20 new cases brings the number of lab confirmed cases in Oneida County to 1,290.

Two more deaths reported and 17 new positive cases. And, a big chunk of those new positive cases aren't from within nursing homes.

SUNY Upstate Medical University is bringing another mobile testing clinic to Madison County on Thursday.

Oneida County Executive Anthony Picente says he isn't interested in micromanaging your life and thinks government leaders, namely Governor Cuomo, should stop trying to do so.