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A local university prepares for a potential loss in graduate funding; New York wins a temporary reprieve from a halt in childcare subsidies; and a years-long effort to remake the old Colgate Divinity campus gets new life.

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.

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.

Rochester's only sanctioned homeless encampment remains stalled; New York Republicans open their convention on Long Island; and transportation advocates urge caution with autonomous vehicles.

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.

The state legislature amends New York's Medical Aid in Dying Act; Hochul picks a running mate; and a local school district rejects electric buses.

Gov. Hochul calls for party unity as New York Democrats open their convention; Rochester's animal shelter remains without a staff veterinarian after a three year search; and extremely cold temperatures will grip the region this weekend.

Nonprofits in New York's underserved communities lobby for a big increase in state aid; a Rochesterian with Down Syndrome makes a move milestone; and anticipation and emotion mark Match Day for med school students in Rochester.

The Trump administration tries to expedite a court decision on Rochester's sanctuary city policy; New York Democrats want to ban pricing based on algorithms; and U.S. Olympic figure skating champions are coming to Rochester.

New York State budget talks begin in earnest, mental health supports coming to RCSD, and a woman helping hundreds of young girls.