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New York lawmakers recommend training and incentives in response to the doctor shortage; concerns grow over AI's effects on the workforce and in the film industry; and local college students gain international recognition for research on biodegradable plastic.

Police identify the man who shot three officers on Friday night, the state moves to regulate an addictive substance sold at gas stations, and new United State citizens celebrate at a naturalization ceremony in Rochester.

Rochester braces for a winter storm with high winds and freezing temperatures, UR Medicine launches a home hospital program, and Brighton is considering a massive battery storage facility.

Rochester City Council hands itself a big raise; Gov. Hochul reveals more about her decision on medical aid in dying; and live music shows abound around town during the holidays.

Three Rochester police officers are injured in a shooting, the drop in Canadian tourism affects the Strong National Museum of Play, and Gov. Kathy Hochul signs a bill to increase oversight at state prisons.

Thousands of residents were without power in a severe wind storm, Rochester's pilot GBI program shows promising results, and the state will no longer accept anonymous calls to its child abuse hotline.

A new childcare center opens at Monroe County's central courthouse, the state's minimum wage is going up, and schools are worried the power grid can't keep up with rising temperatures.

New York's governor seeks more social media safeguards for kids; old payphone booths in Rochester are repurposed with free phones; and a new WXXI podcast features self advocates with disabilities.

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.