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  • A cybersecurity expert explains what's at stake when stores collect shoppers' bio-metric data; Governor Hochul supports buffer zones to protect houses of worship from protesters; and will state lawmakers go for universal child care?
  • New York pushes back against the Trump administration's childcare funding freeze; state leaders set their agendas for 2026; and Rochester's Catholic diocese has a new leader.
  • Trump makes a new threat to halt aid to sanctuary cities like Rochester; disability rights activists in New York name their priorities and tell state lawmakers to 'stop stalling'; and a winter storm closes schools with up to 10 inches of snow expected.
  • New York's governor commits to begin construction on High Falls State Park; Brighton's longtime supervisor faces a re-election challenger; and Antiques Road Show is coming to Rochester.
  • Gov. Hochul doubles down on affordability in her State of the State message; for people with disabilities, the marriage penalty puts a cost on love; and winter weather returns with accumulating snow in the forecast tonight.
  • Parts of western New York are due for heavy lake effect snow; renovations are almost complete at a Rochester library; and New York's Special Olympics Winter Games are coming to Rochester.
  • Gov. Hochul announces her proposed budget today - we have some of the highlights; virtual senior centers hope to keep older adults engaged and connected; and WXXI's CEO discusses the dissolution of the Corporation for Public Broadcasting.
  • A state pilot program to expand child care is coming to Monroe County; a search is on for community spaces for people with mental illness; and a local child advocate says there's no excuse to delay release of the rest of the Epstein files.
  • Hochul's new budget includes more spending on kids and economic development money for Rochester, but no new taxes; a local study examines a decline in the operating capacity of nursing homes; and a new initiative seeks to improve education for students with intellectual disabilities.
  • A deadly ICE shooting sparks protests in Rochester and across the nation; Rochester police release video of a December shooting; and as New York City's mayor unveils a universal child care plan, the governor vows to pursue a similar program statewide.
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