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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.

New York state budget negotiations devolve into an argument over who's beholden to special interests; Rochester firefighters investigate a house explosion; and a local university responds to a growing shortage of special education teachers.

New York law now prevents employers from checking your credit scores; local Catholics debate the Just War theory; and budget talks continue in Albany.

Local colleges ready students for work in the age of AI; Iranians living in Rochester weigh in on President Trump's latest statements about the war; and a local company supports NASA's Artemis II mission.

The town of Greece has ended a practice that gave some retirees some eye-opening payouts, legislation is hoped to boost the number of organ donors in New York, and after closing more than three years ago, the University of Rochester Medical Center has reopened its clinical research center.

Mayor Malik Evans touts "a resilient Rochester" in his state of the city address; state leaders indicate progress in New York budget talks; and Gov. Hochul has a new plan to tax the wealthy.

The Rochester school district's proposed cuts to student support services are met with outrage; Republicans say New York's climate policies are hurting farmers; and the Monroe County Sheriff's Office details its policies on ICE.

New York lawmakers pass another extension as a budget agreement eludes them; a court filing seeks to keep an Irondequoit town board candidate off the ballot; and a local farmworker and advocate prepares to report to ICE, despite her attorney's advice.