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In today's top headlines: Votes flow in from school districts across Monroe County and we have your elections wrap up, a once prosperous artist hub now faces foreclosure, and a group of students reach for the stars as they design equipment for NASA.

New York may ban ICE from renting space in local jails; a Wayne County woman dies in police custody; and Finger Lakes wineries feel the economic pain of a sharp decline in tourists from Canada.

An Irondequoit town board candidate leaves the race after alleged fraud; New York's attorney general pushes legislation to curtail surveillance pricing; and Rochester and Monroe County announce plans to celebrate America's semi-quincentennial.

Budget confusion continues to swirl in the state capitol; meanwhile, the City of Rochester solidifies it's 2027 spending plan. New York leaders scramble to figure out major changes coming to SNAP, and Rochester considers automated traffic controls with human safeguards.

In today's top headlines: A look at what happens next for a school district that didn't manage to close polls with a winning budget, lawmakers in Albany inch closer still to a state budget after managing to pass a few more bills, and WXXI continues to honor Asian American and Pacific Islander Heritage Month with one local organization reaching a memorable milestone.

In today's top headlines: The Rochester community celebrates young men who saved a woman nearly trampled by a fight at the 2026 Lilac Festival, local Muslim leaders weigh in on the San Diego mosque shooting tragedy, and WXXI takes a closer look at resources available — or lack thereof — for the unhoused.

Today's top headlines include: A New York lawmaker tells Trump to pull out of Iran and push gas prices down, the City of Rochester will pay a settlement to a police officer who lost his sight on the job, and longtime host, Beth Adams, introduces listeners to a new voice you'll soon hear on this podcast.

In today's top headlines: There's demand for a gas tax holiday to drop prices, but the momentum to actually get one hits traffic, a Rochester developer known for affordable housing starts selling off assets so we look at what happens now to current building projects, and pension changes to be included in the state budget will now allow teachers to retire earlier.

In today's top headlines:A Wayne County farmworker detained by ice testifies in court saying she was never told why she was arrested or where they were taking her.A local legislator and a non profit support firm visit the WXXI studio to talk about the barriers that keep the unhoused from resources.An expert explores what schools can work on this summer to better support teen mental health before the next school year.