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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.

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.

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.

New York's lieutenant governor abandons his primary challenge to Governor Hochul; doctors identify a link between carpal tunnel syndrome and heart disease; and the Red Wings' home field has a new name.

Upstate mayors point to likely cuts if their cities don't get more state aid; New York senators rebuke Trump's handling of an upstate prosecutor pick; and how disability advocacy builds independence in the job force.

Blakeman says he'll fight the "lunatic Left" as the Republican nominee for New York governor; a settlement is reached with the maker of a gun accessory used in a Buffalo mass shooting; and one Rochester high school has an outsized presence in Olympic hockey.

New Yorkers may soon be able to use pre-tax dollars for commuting costs; the city of Rochester seeks a developer for prime waterfront real estate; and local nurses prepare for the age of AI.

New York launches stiffer penalties for traffic violations; Brighton's town supervisor suspends his re-election campaign; and a local professor develops an AI-powered app to for deaf students.

The population at western New York's largest immigration detention facility is on the rise; New York's reparations commission gets ready to release its recommendations; and Monroe County looks acquire a vacant downtown building.