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Opposition to electric school buses is about more than money; upstate solar and wind projects are on hold; and a local journalist's nationwide travel boosts her hopes for America.

The population at western New York's largest immigration detention facility is on the rise; New York's reparations commission gets ready to release its recommendations; and Monroe County looks acquire a vacant downtown building.

Local Iranians celebrate the death of Iran's dictator; Gov. Hochul orders reinforcements in case of retaliatory attacks by Iran; and the families of two people killed outside Kodak Center file a lawsuit against Eastman Kodak.

Rochester's mayor orders the closure of a house where a weekend shooting occurred; Democrats in the state legislature continue to eye tax increases; and television game show artifacts find a home at the Strong.

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.

New York lawmakers want upstate drivers to help fund public transit; a Rochester businessman is denied release from ICE detainment; and Teen Empowerment opens a new center.

As Rochester awaits a major state investment, legislative leaders seek more spending flexibility; Gov. Hochul says New Yorkers deserve a tariff refund; and outrage grows over the death of a disabled refugee in Buffalo.

A Rochester police officer is shot while on duty; a renewed effort to regulate food additives is gains momentum in Albany; and Rochester Catholics install a new bishop.

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.

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.