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Democrats see big wins in races across Monroe County – including unseating Republican incumbents in some key suburbs; Republicans say it's time to rebuild.

Another new housing developing is planned for Rochester's JOSANA neighborhood; an exclusive new social club opens for young, Black professionals; and Rochester gets its first snow of the season.

Students across Monroe County are gobbling up free school meals; there's a pre-holiday push for people to get their flu shots; and the former head of the Islamic Center of Rochester reacts to the election of the first Muslim mayor of New York City.

A New York mandate for all-electric service in newly constructed buildings is on hold; employees at Rochester Regional push back against a proposed new health insurance plan; and Cornell strikes a deal with the Trump administration.

A new hotel trend gains traction in Henrietta; nonprofits in underserved communities compete for a new round of state funding; and Penfield's newly elected supervisor talks about breaking a glass ceiling.

The city of Rochester invests in immigrant rights training; Gov. Hochul looks for a running mate; and parents of children with disabilities say there's a shortage of residential placement options.

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.

A Rochester public school is renamed for a community leader; a local university prepares teachers to work with AI in k-12 classrooms; and Congressman Morelle discusses a possible government shutdown.

A local health clinic tries to clear up confusion around COVID vaccinations; rebate checks are on the way for many New Yorkers; and a local campaign tries to get people to drive less this week.

Congressman Joe Morelle holds a local town hall, Gov. Kathy Hochul appoints a new Monroe County District Attorney, and Rochester’s modular home project has a developer.