Jessica Cain
ReporterJessica Cain is a freelance reporter for WRVO, covering issues around central New York. Most recently, Jessica was a package producer at Fox News in New York City, where she worked on major news events, including the 2016 presidential conventions and election. Prior to that, she worked as a reporter and anchor for multiple media outlets in central and northern New York. A Camillus native, Jessica enjoys exploring the outdoors with her daughters, going to the theater, playing the piano, and reading.
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The country’s COVID-19 vaccine strategy could be getting an overhaul. An FDA panel met Thursday and recommended a proposal that would make getting a COVID-19 shot an annual event. -
An expert from SUNY-ESF says coyotes go where they can find something to eat, and there is plenty of food in suburban and urban areas.
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The Madison County Health Department is handing out free radon test kits and says this is the perfect time to test your home for this silent killer.
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A new tool developed at Cornell University is finding more than half of New Yorkers earn less than a living wage, and it’s highlighting racial and age disparities.
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For more than two hours on Thursday, attorneys presented arguments to State Supreme Court Justice Gerard Neri about whether the massive Interstate 81 construction project should go forward.
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With the arrival of tech giant Micron, central New York will need a large skilled workforce to meet the company’s needs. Now, the state is making investments in the area to help make that happen.
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State lawmakers representing central New York are on the lookout for details after Gov. Kathy Hochul shared her priorities in her second State of the State address.
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The city of Syracuse is sending two pay loaders and six dump trucks to the western New York city that was hit by a massive blizzard.
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Pediatricians are giving advice on how parents can help their kids through this difficult winter.
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The group fighting against the plan to reconstruct Interstate 81 is adding another layer to its legal argument: asking the judge to consider the Micron effect.
