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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.

A veteran organizer reflects on decades of civil rights work and why inclusive disaster planning is essential to protecting and empowering disabled communities.

Upstate transit agencies warn of possible service cuts without more funding; RG and E's CEO defends rising utility bills; and a new school for students with disabilities might take over a large part of Marketplace Mall.

No Kings rallies draw thousands locally; new details on potential investments for Rochester in the state budget; and New York Republicans want license restrictions for commercial drivers who don't speak English.

A New York teacher's union pushes for a lower retirement age; Xerox names a new CEO; and why headlight glare is a growing problem for drivers and what to do about it.

New York lawmakers miss another state budget deadline; Democrats block the GOP gubernatorial candidate from campaign matching funds; and a class on mending clothes pushes back on fast fashion.

Immigration activists are arrested at the State Capitol; the death of a refugee in Buffalo is ruled a homicide; and a popular movie could spark support for alien research.

State lawmakers are looking at solutions to stem a decline in volunteer firefighters, there are sensory-friendly DMV appointments this weekend for certain services, and a local attorney offers his take on a landmark ruling involving social media.

Advocates push for more funding for mental health care; a federal grant is expected to bring better dental health to Rochesterians in need; and an activist weighs in on the fate of New York's climate goals.