Top Stories
Natasha Kaiser
/
WXXI
The annual event filled South Avenue and Highland Park with energy, music, and messages of community support.
Mariusz
/
Adobe Stock
Jeongyoon Han/New York Public News Network
Arts, Music and Culture
-
The latest horror legacy sequel tries to skewer nostalgia, but is left powerless. -
As host Evan Dawson steps away for a break this summer, WXXI Health, Equity and Community reporter Racquel Stephen will be hosting the first hour of the show. In the second hour each day, we'll bring back some of our and your favorite conversations from the show. Listen to what matters to you on Connections, every weekday from noon-2 p.m. Be part of the program with questions or comments by phone at 1-844-295-TALK (8255), email, Facebook or Twitter.
Do you have a story that needs to be shared? Pitch it to Connections.
Latest episodes
-
Connections -
Connections
New York Public News Network
News from NPR
WXXI Local News
-
The annual event filled South Avenue and Highland Park with energy, music, and messages of community support.
-
A report from State Comptroller Tom DiNapoli found state employees worked 24.5 million hours of OT. -
Alissa Ellman joins fellow Democrats Diana Kastenbaum and Steven Holden in the race to represent New York's solidly red 24th Congressional District. -
The University of Rochester is launching a new initiative to address disparities in mental healthcare for youth. -
-
The town is moving ahead with plans to build a $26 million community center near the winter farmers market at Buckland Park.
The reporters you hear every day
Inclusion Desk
Sign up for daily local news updates from Rochester and the Finger Lakes.
