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State grants are being used to upgrade a pediatrics ward at Monroe Community Hospital and local community centers; a bill intended to help state troopers with mental health issues is in limbo; and how a unique baseball franchise is an example of conscious capitalism.

Protesters appear to have thwarted a federal immigration raid in Rochester; A local university prepares future teachers to manage AI in the classroom; Cirque du Fringe returns to town; and New York's top court considers a change to local elections.

Tourism surges in NY, a Rochester museum tests AI for accessibility, Irondequoit eyes historic districts, and locals reflect on HBCU threats nationwide.

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

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.

Rochester Council votes on Hotel Cadillac, terminally ill New Yorkers rally in Albany, and RCSD’s superintendent reflects on his first 100 days.

NY’s attorney general faces fraud charges, Kodak returns to the Olympics, and one local woman finds peace in cemeteries she calls sanctuaries.

Opening statements are made in Brooks murder trial; Schools serving students with disabilities ask for more support; and thousands will participate in a project to preserve memories of Highmark Stadium.

As the federal shutdown threatens food assistance benefits, Gov. Hochul looks for creative solutions; how child care providers can promote literacy; and a profile of a contentious race for Irondequoit town supervisor.

The NY League of Women Voters tries to intervene in a justice department lawsuit seeking access to voters' personal information; new guidelines on how to respond when someone is choking; and a community food cupboard talks about the potential effects of suspended SNAP benefits for tens of thousands of local residents.