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  • Monroe County swears in a new district attorney; Several bomb threats at local universities are thought to be part of a national social media trend; And local researchers are developing new treatment for one of the deadliest forms of cancer.
  • Local and state democrats speak out about the government shut down, state police link remains to a man missing from Rochester since 2011, and a local faith leader is working to heal division and help neighbors get along.
  • People who receive public assistance could soon see delays due to the shutdown; The son of Robert Brooks reacts to the acquittal two men charged with his father's murder; And the co-CEOs of common ground health are stepping down.
  • Homicide rates in Rochester this summer were among the lowest in a decade, hundreds of volunteers build a new city playground, and the University of Rochester announces a rebrand.
  • Doctors respond to President Trump's claims about vaccines, developers say their projects are halted by a lack of electrical power, and tick bites are at record highs.
  • Next year might bring more tourists to the port of Rochester; a new program helps Rochester residents get smarter about money; and local breast cancer advocates demand action from Congress.
  • NY’s attorney general faces fraud charges, Kodak returns to the Olympics, and one local woman finds peace in cemeteries she calls sanctuaries.
  • Public Market vendors and shoppers brace for SNAP disruption; the Bills sign on for another three years of training camp in Pittsford; and Rochester will be hosting a conference on artificial intelligence.
  • The cancellation of flights due to the government shutdown will effect travelers and packages starting today; a major food donation drive this weekend is planned help people still waiting for SNAP benefits; and an annual festival celebrates the importance of reading for kids.
  • Uncertainty remains for people who rely on SNAP for food; a local democratic leader talks about how his party's long-term strategy resulted in wins on Tuesday; and a Hollywood star comes home to help a Rochester community theater mark its centennial.
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