According to provincial data, a woman in her 20s has tested positive for the novel coronavirus in the Kingston region.

Kingston's medical officer of health says the only way a local can contract COVID-19 at this time is if they travel outside the region.

Testing for the novel coronavirus at long-term care homes in the Kingston region has been completed, with no positive results.

Provincial data shows one new case of COVID-19 in the Kingston region.

The Kingston college is planning to open its classrooms to accommodate about 25 per cent of its usual capacity in the fall in keeping with COVID-19 safety measures.

The Kingston institution is planning to deliver most of its classes remotely in the fall due to novel coronavirus concerns.

Ontario Premier Doug Ford said he did not want any jurisdictions 'going rogue' after Kingston asked to be given more control over COVID-19 restrictions.

Health officials are asking the province for more local flexibility during the novel coronavirus pandemic.

Most boat launches in Kingston are now operational as the city works to slowly reopen some amenities during the novel coronavirus pandemic.

The Kingston Symphony has found a way to share their music as a team while still following social distancing regulations.