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The city of Rochester seeks options to improve housing stability; Giving Tuesday is a big fundraising event for local nonprofits; and a new effort expands lung cancer screening for long-time smokers.

New York's governor says expanding access to child care is a top priority; a 5 million dollar makeover awaits a downtown Rochester Park; environmentalists call attention to pollution from gas powered lawn equipment; and a deaf Santa group works toward a more inclusive holiday for all.

Flu cases are rising earlier than usual and local hospital leaders are concerned; a Trump directive to reassess refugee status could effect 26-hundred living in the Rochester area; and comedian Kamau Bell explains why he doesn't shy away from politics.

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.

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.

SUNY's enrollment is up, but not for international students; Medicare recipients will continue to get free access to their local Y, after a reversal of an earlier announcement; and clean energy advocates are critical of Gov. Hochul's climate record.

A relentless champion for the homeless has died; an update on Rochester's school modernization project; and it appears to be the end for a beloved local distillery.

Monroe County's new high-tech crime investigation center opens; New Yorkers are urged to check their measles immunization status as infections rise; the human toll of ICE raids on migrants in Rochester; and remembering a longtime resident of Seneca Park Zoo.

A new Monroe County plan for recycling could address food waste, too; Brighton residents will be getting payments for an abandoned energy purchasing program; and the Susan B Anthony House names a new president and CEO.

A new strain of the flu has doctors concerned; another Republican enters the race for New York Governor; and college professors discuss how to handle students who cheat with AI.