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Local residents protest the U.S. attacks in Venezuela; Monroe County tries another tactic to ease the housing shortage; and a couple of local beer sellers have gone out of business. -
Brian Sharp/WXXI NewsThis is part of a larger push by the county to address the housing crisis — seeing it also as an economic development concern.
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The hearings are scheduled for 3 p.m. Monday in Room 309A of City Hall, 30 Church St.
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Lillis and other members of the U.S. Alpine Freestyle Team are in town preparing for the final stretch of Olympic qualifying events that will take them to Quebec and Lake Placid. -
A new head librarian at the University of Rochester is preparing to take on a growing challenge — adapting to generative artificial intelligence. -
ConnectionsWe bring you special programming on 1/2/26. -
ConnectionsWe bring you special programming on New Year's Day, 1/1/26. -
The list includes tackling financial challenges, rewriting Rochester's zoning codes and addressing homelessness and affordability. -
Local hospitals said they have seen an alarming rise in hospitalization due to flu over the past few weeks, resulting in extreme crowding in the emergency department. -
A new childcare center opens at Monroe County's central courthouse, the state's minimum wage is going up, and schools are worried the power grid can't keep up with rising temperatures. -
The Children’s Center at the Monroe County Hall of Justice reopened this month after being closed for almost two years. -
ConnectionsDuring these special rebroadcasts of "Connections with Evan Dawson" on 12/31/25, we bring back two of the most popular conversations of the year.
