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Oak Hill lands another PGA Championship; singer-songwriter Dean Wareham describes his creative process; and local farmers embrace agritourism

The city of Rochester wants feedback on making public spaces more accessible; breast cancer survivors push for a bill to protect their health insurance; and a boat trip on the Erie Canal celebrates its bicentennial.

An historic building in Rochester may get a new life as condos; a group of older adults stand up for democracy; and there is fierce lobbying in Albany over the so-called "aid in dying bill".

Rochester’s teachers union sues the district over payroll issues, town officials face shortened terms next year, and the acting Monroe County DA recuses himself from hundreds of cases.

An East End restaurant is likely closing, and blames a Rochester safety policy; More details emerge on a plan for a High Falls State Park; And a real estate economist warns perspective homebuyers not to over-bid

People who receive public assistance could soon see delays due to the shutdown; The son of Robert Brooks reacts to the acquittal two men charged with his father's murder; And the co-CEOs of common ground health are stepping down.

Doctors respond to President Trump's claims about vaccines, developers say their projects are halted by a lack of electrical power, and tick bites are at record highs.

RIT’s student EMTs get a new ambulance with state help, leaked racist GOP texts spark outrage, and movie music takes the spotlight in Rochester.

Homicide rates in Rochester this summer were among the lowest in a decade, hundreds of volunteers build a new city playground, and the University of Rochester announces a rebrand.

Rochester reaches a settlement on a long-contaminated industrial site in the city; students and parents have a chance to learn how to find money for college; and retired prosecutors weigh in on whether the Trump administration is weaponizing the Justice Department.