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A winter storm wallops Rochester and most of New York; Gov. Hochul promises action against federal officials following the fatal shooting of a Minneapolis protester; and, a costly new fee for immigrant workers slows down a local effort to recruit nurses.

Rochester schools close due to frigid weather; advocates push for a law banning New York law enforcement cooperation with ICE following the latest death in Minneapolis; and a state project will reshape Monroe Avenue in Brighton.

Malik Evans and other mayors around the country call for an end to the violence in Minnesota; the former Wells College has a new owner; and the Buffalo Bills hire a new head coach from within.

Local residents protest the U.S. attacks in Venezuela; Monroe County tries another tactic to ease the housing shortage; and a couple of local beer sellers have gone out of business.

Rochester will make another attempt to protect its sanctuary city policy; a local member of Congress calls for the impeachment of the Homeland Security Secretary; and last year's prison strike came with a hefty price for New York taxpayers

New York's governor takes her strongest stance yet on ICE; local universities see an accelerating drop in international student enrollment; and the start of our series on leaders in Rochester's Black community who are making a difference.

Rochester police cash in on special event overtime; school bullying is on the rise; and a local Assemblymember says the state legislature is ready to fight for taxes on the wealthy.

New York's governor seeks more restrictions on ICE; The town of Brighton and a deaf couple are at an impasse over a lawsuit related to their son's death; and an unusual treatment for people with chronic heart failure.