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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.

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

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.

In a controversial vote, Rochester City Council approves the sale of green space for development; the erosion of a local attraction raises questions about environmental change; and how one organization is tackling teacher burnout.

An ICE check-in ends in detention for a local farmworker rights advocate; the city of Rochester is analyzing the condition of all of its paved streets; and in a candid interview, a retired major general discusses the Trump administration's dismissal of women military leaders.

Construction on High Falls State Park is slated to begin this fall; a bill awaiting Gov. Hochul's signature would ban certain food additives in New York; and independent journalist Amy Goodman discusses the state of journalism ahead of her Rochester visit.

The Rochester school district reverses course on cuts to social workers and counselors; the discovery of forever chemicals on produce prompts calls for a statewide ban; and a local effort restores frog habitats.

Supporters call for the release of a local farmworker detained by ICE; how exercise may help with the affects of chemotherapy; and the latest from Albany as talks on a state budget drag on.

New York's governor seeks a new way to lower car insurance rates; Rochester General updates its security plan after an armed man threated staff; and a local firefighter faces a criminal charge after using a high-powered hose to get a cat out of a tree.