Justice & Public Safety
Attorney General Letitia James owes us an explanation
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Grand juries nearly always do what the prosecutor wants them to do. Does that explain why no RPD officers were indicted in the Daniel Prude case?
Health & Science
Ortho continues key role in COVID fight
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The company, which has roughly 1,200 employees here, recently won a $53.7 million federal contract to boost its antigen and antibody test efforts.
Justice & Public Safety
Local leaders react to Chauvin verdict
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Activists, elected officials and others spoke out after former Minneapolis police officer Derek Chauvin was found guilty of murder in the death of George Floyd.
Environment
Series brings climate justice into focus
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The Climate Solutions Accelerator and other organizations partnered on the educational effort to build awareness on the deep connections between injustice and climate change.
Four Questions
A new era for a historic business
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Jon Spacher and Benn Fee Spacher have taken the reins as fifth-generation owners of Fee Brothers, whose roots in Rochester trace to 1864.
Development
Parcel 5 to become summer entertainment space
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The city, RDDC and the Convention Center are partnering to create a public gathering place, until permanent plans for the site are developed.
Environment
Slowing a warming climate
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Meeting New York’s commitment to renewable energy will require continued technological and policy innovation.
Government & Politics
Monroe County Democrats, GOP trade fire
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The two parties square off over political donors and the Working Families Party line in upcoming elections.
GUEST OPINION
Health care: from polluter to environmental protector
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How do you attack the waste problem? You figure out the biggest items generating waste and start there.
Health & Science
Sharp increase in STIs prompts call for action
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A new report from ACT Rochester and Trillium Health highlights a health crisis obscured by the COVID-19 pandemic.