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New York launches stiffer penalties for traffic violations; Brighton's town supervisor suspends his re-election campaign; and a local professor develops an AI-powered app to for deaf students.

Hochul drops a plan for more autonomous vehicles on New York roads; RIT researchers say AI chatbots have a truth problem; and a fond farewell to a beloved WXXI colleague.

Congressman Joe Morelle holds a local town hall, Gov. Kathy Hochul appoints a new Monroe County District Attorney, and Rochester’s modular home project has a developer.

Gov warns of rebate scams, RG&E faces pushback at rate hike hearings, and a new Rochester housing project could bring a much-needed pharmacy downtown.

A local health clinic tries to clear up confusion around COVID vaccinations; rebate checks are on the way for many New Yorkers; and a local campaign tries to get people to drive less this week.

A Rochester public school is renamed for a community leader; a local university prepares teachers to work with AI in k-12 classrooms; and Congressman Morelle discusses a possible government shutdown.

Rochester teachers rally over payroll issues, Ontario County confirms West Nile case, and Genesee Brewing’s future is unclear after Heineken deal.

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.

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