Brian Sharp
Investigations and enterprise editorBrian Sharp is WXXI's investigations and enterprise editor. He also reports on business and development in the area. He has been covering Rochester since 2005. His journalism career spans nearly three decades.
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Sales were up for much of 2025 across Monroe County but ended up flat, year over year. Used car sales numbers dipped slightly. -
What does it say about the larger effort of solving the housing crisis if a community with such capacity to address the problem still struggles? -
The committee meeting lasted four hours, party officials said, and the supervisor designation required two rounds of voting.
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"The government cannot condition settlement payments on silencing citizens’ speech about matters of public concern," attorney Andrew Rozynski argued in court papers. -
The University of Rochester also is curtailing doctoral program admissions, citing federal research funding uncertainty as a key factor. -
Johns-Price died Wednesday. She was 65 -
The project details are unchanged. Much of the building, though, has to be reconstructed and will look somewhat different.
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Two candidates have come forward to challenge the incumbent, Joe Morelle.
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The last time Brighton had a Democratic primary for town supervisor was 2011, the year Moehle was first elected. -
Developer Angelo Ingrassia told Monroe County he hopes to start construction in April, and complete work in October 2027.
