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In today's top headlines:The New York state budget is finally done and the latest it's ever been.A local woman is free from ICE custody after a judge ordered her release.An unusual sight — a cruise ship docks at the port of Rochester. We take a closer look.

In today's top headlines:New York's budget is finally done and you're getting some of the cash. More on money coming to your mailbox.Upstate cities — including Rochester — will get millions of state aid dollars, but some argue it's unfair.Congressman Joe Morelle visits a local businessman in ICE detention.

In today's top headlines: Lawmakers rush to wrap up this year's session in Albany, Foodlink expanding its school food pantry network around Greater Rochester, and the largest operating steam locomotive in the world will soon chug its way through our area.

In today's headlines:Rochester's Police Accountability Board faces setback after setback—leading community members to question if it lives up to its purpose.Gun violence is down in the city, but a violence prevention counselor warns that now is not the time to rest on laurels.As the school year comes to a close, educators review New York's bell-to-bell cell phone ban.

In today's top headlines:A woman killed in the city, then her body somehow ends up more than 50 miles away in the Finger Lakes. Police investigate the homicide.A woman sues local hospitals claiming she was pushed into procedures she didn't understand because she wasn't given a sign language interpreter.Lawmakers can't agree on how to stop overpriced ticket resellers.

In today's headlines:It's back to the voting booths for a local school district that failed its first try at a budget.New York lawmakers square up to fight over re-drawing congressional district lines.A Rochester man gains some social media love by bringing the gym to you in your neighborhoods.

Citing concerns about violence, the city of Rochester forecloses on the site of a former nightclub; state leaders consider a plan to speed up housing construction; and experts predict New York's tick season will be a tough one.

State leaders consider utility rebates for New Yorkers; land set aside for the only sanctioned homeless encampment in Rochester is at risk of foreclosure; and Epstein victims urge New York lawmakers to increase penalties for sex traffickers.

In today's top headlines:A deadly house fire claims two in Irondequoit.Local leaders respond to a summer full of fighting at major events.A Rochester man shares how he learned to speak up for himself and others through the stigma he faced as a Black man with disabilities.