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Phoebe Taylor-Vuolo/WSKGLocal organizations can now apply for up to $150,000 in grants to help combat the overdose epidemic. -
Phoebe Taylor-Vuolo/WSKGThe number of pregnant people or postpartum parents in the U.S. who died from an opioid overdose grew by 81% in the past six years, according to a recent study. It's a significant increase compared to other people who use opioids.
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"Genuinely, I do believe that the death, the bullying, all that could have been prevented," said AJ Wilt, a student at Union-Endicott High School. -
“If you have access to health care right away, in your own community, it's much better than having to be transported for 45 minutes, an hour or longer to care."
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Women’s Health Services is an abortion clinic in Vestal. Across the parking lot is Women’s Life Services, a crisis pregnancy center, which is opposed to abortion and provides alternatives to the procedure.
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With four weeks out before the 2022 midterms, WSKG's Vaughn Golden and Phoebe Taylor-Vuolo discuss endorsements in the race for Broome County Sheriff and a new poll for the 19th Congressional District.
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"We had kids that came to ninth grade who hadn't been in school for two years. So they didn't develop the social skills that they needed."
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A month in, The Turning Point recovery and community center in Oneonta is distributing as much naloxone in a day as they used to in a week.
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“Everyone takes 911 for granted, but it actually took 10 years to get 911 up and functioning across the United States.”
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A school district in Lancaster County is considering a policy to bar transgender students from competing in teams that correspond to their gender.
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Some Ithaca residents say not all parents are able to come to the meetings in person. They say that cuts them out of the decision making process.
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The DEC maintained its previous position that the facility did not comply with New York’s statutory climate goals.
