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The University of Rochester is launching a new Center for Extended Reality; after a huge spike in demand, things are starting to settle down at one local food pantry; and the CEO of a department store explains why he decided to open a new location here.

New York joins a federal lawsuit challenging cuts to housing funds; a new initiative doubles the local lung cancer screening rate; and wintry weather is in the forecast for Thanksgiving.

West Main Street expects a surge in construction, advocates push for access to doulas, and the star of Home Alone talks about his relationship with the film.

The Rochester school district's modernization plan gets a big boost from Albany; flu infections are on the rise in New York; and the town of Penfield changes the way it prosecutes traffic violations.

Democrats in the Senate continue pushing for an extension of health care tax credits; Monroe county opts out of a registry to track short-term home rentals; and the Rochester food and beverage scene heats up as the weather turns colder.

The latest poll gives Hochul a sizeable lead over Stefanik; the Rochester school district embraces community schools; and whole milk is back on the menu in school cafeterias.

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.

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.

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