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Rochester teachers rally over payroll issues, Ontario County confirms West Nile case, and Genesee Brewing’s future is unclear after Heineken deal.

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.

A local leader in HIV/AIDS care is stepping down; Rebate checks are coming to New Yorkers, but there's a catch at tax time; and an upcoming soccer tournament offers new opportunities for older athletes.

RIT’s student EMTs get a new ambulance with state help, leaked racist GOP texts spark outrage, and movie music takes the spotlight in Rochester.

A new men’s homeless shelter opens in Rochester, the governor blocks “propaganda videos” in New York airports, and Xerox announces major job cuts.

Rochester reaches a settlement on a long-contaminated industrial site in the city; students and parents have a chance to learn how to find money for college; and retired prosecutors weigh in on whether the Trump administration is weaponizing the Justice Department.

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.

Officials urge New Yorkers to start conserving water under a severe drought, a program aims to get teens off vapes, and the downtown soccer stadium is in need of repair.

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.