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Opposition to electric school buses is about more than money; upstate solar and wind projects are on hold; and a local journalist's nationwide travel boosts her hopes for America.

Another legal blow for Rochester's Police Accountability Board; Progressives make another push to tax the wealthiest New Yorkers; and five years in, New York's legal cannabis industry is still a work in progress.

A Rochester police officer is shot while on duty; a renewed effort to regulate food additives is gains momentum in Albany; and Rochester Catholics install a new bishop.

Rochester's airport prepares for a busy travel period; a local brewery owner is sued for alleged property damage; and our Women's History Month series highlights a Black business owner.

Gunfire is reported at the U.S. Consulate in Toronto; state lawmakers are on board with New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani's push to tax the wealthy; and an Oscar-nominated film revives a conversation about disability representation.

A crash in Gates kills a six month old and gravely injures his parents; Gov. Hochul supports a plan to bring the Winter Olympics back to New York; and state lawmakers debate changes to New York's climate law.

Rochester City Council shelves a proposal for mandatory attendance; A federal judge decides if the Buffalo mass shooter may move his death penalty trial to Rochester; and public employee unions in New York push for earlier retirement.

The death of a refugee sparks interest in immigrant protections in New York; SUNY lobbies lawmakers for more investment in the system; and a leaked memo shows New York’s clean energy law could cost residents more than expected.

Supporters make a renewed push for higher taxes on the richest New Yorkers. A legislative leader says its a possibility, and local Democrats respond to Trump's State of the Union address.

Resettlement groups turn to New York for help after Trump turns his back on refugees; AI bolsters scammers; and a plan to save Brighton's remaining kosher shops.