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There's a rise in LGBTQ candidates in Monroe County elections; researchers study the connections between menopause and some later-in-life diseases; and, a Rochester family chooses a non-traditional farewell to a man killed in a crash.

With a potential pause in SNAP benefits a few days away, Monroe County offers guidance for SNAP recipients; big news for local film buffs; and the region's largest employer hires a new leader.

Gov warns of rebate scams, RG&E faces pushback at rate hike hearings, and a new Rochester housing project could bring a much-needed pharmacy downtown.

Monroe County swears in a new district attorney; Several bomb threats at local universities are thought to be part of a national social media trend; And local researchers are developing new treatment for one of the deadliest forms of cancer.

As the federal shutdown threatens food assistance benefits, Gov. Hochul looks for creative solutions; how child care providers can promote literacy; and a profile of a contentious race for Irondequoit town supervisor.

HIV infections are on the rise in New York; a new state education department office will focus on helping students with dyslexia; and a massive diorama depicts the future High Falls State Park as it appeared more than a century ago.

New York's governor considers regulations for AI companies; a new body-worn camera project aims to build police-community trust; and an update on the fate of Rochester's last cobblestone house.

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.

The NY League of Women Voters tries to intervene in a justice department lawsuit seeking access to voters' personal information; new guidelines on how to respond when someone is choking; and a community food cupboard talks about the potential effects of suspended SNAP benefits for tens of thousands of local residents.

A massive new redevelopment project begins today on Rochester's East Main Street; a new charter school will blend academics with social services; and a break down of Prop one, the only statewide proposition on the ballot in Tuesday's election.