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Emily Kenny

Emily Kenny

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Digital journalist, Spectrum News 1 Central NY

Syracuse

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Humor, football.

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Total articles 272

  • Cornell researchers discover bird flu can survive in raw milk cheeses

    By Emily Kenny| Spectrum News 13 Verified New York state will evaluate their plans for monitoring highly pathogenic avian influenza (HPAI), in raw milk cheeses after Cornell University researchers discovered the virus can survive for an extended period of time.  The research assessed if the H5N1 virus could survive in cheeses made from raw, unpasteurized milk throughout the aging process, said Diego Diel, a professor of virology at Cornell University’s Animal Health Diagnostics Lab.

    By Emily Kenny · Spectrum News 13

    Apr. 09, 2025

  • Migrants at risk in N.Y. after DHS revokes legal status for people who used app

    By Emily Kenny| Spectrum News 13 Verified Thousands of people living and working in New York state now face deportation after the U.S. Department of Homeland Security on Tuesday revoked legal status of migrants who were allowed to come to the U.S. using the CBP One app. “Individuals who came to the United States through the CBP One app, who were paroled into the country, they are now canceling their status as well,” said Murad Awawdeh, CEO and president of the New York Immigration Coalition.

    By Emily Kenny · Spectrum News 13

    Apr. 08, 2025

  • Cornell researchers discover bird flu can survive in raw milk cheeses

    By Emily Kenny| Spectrum News 13 Verified New York state will evaluate their plans for monitoring highly pathogenic avian influenza (HPAI), in raw milk cheeses after Cornell University researchers discovered the virus can survive for an extended period of time.  The research assessed if the H5N1 virus could survive in cheeses made from raw, unpasteurized milk throughout the aging process, said Diego Diel, a professor of virology at Cornell University’s Animal Health Diagnostics Lab.

    By Emily Kenny · Spectrum News 13

    Apr. 09, 2025

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Spectrum News 1 Central NY

Syracuse, United States