Culture
Jazz Fest reaches the halfway point
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The celebration of myriad musical styles continued on Day 5 at the 2025 Rochester International Jazz Festival.
Education
Simmons, two newcomers win city school board primary
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Camille Simmons, the current RCSD board president, earned the most votes in Tuesday’s Democratic primary.
Government & Politics
Evans prevails in Rochester mayoral primary
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In Tuesday’s Democratic contest, Mayor Malik Evans decisively fended off challengers Mary Lupien and Shashi Sinha.
Culture
A day of something for everyone
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Day 4 at the Rochester International Jazz Festival brought together musicians of all backgrounds and skill sets.
Education
RIT faces financial headwinds, uncertainty from federal actions
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Rochester Institute of Technology is taking action to address more than $15 million in higher costs, an expected drop in international student enrollment, and threats to research funding.
GUEST OPINION
Planting seeds for change: the Breast Cancer Coalition Research Initiative
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The Breast Cancer Coalition has awarded over $1 million in seed grants to regional researchers to date.
Community
Affordable housing planned at former Nathaniel Hawthorne School No. 25
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City Council approved the $820,000 sale of the property and a neighboring lot to the Ibero-American Development Corp., which plans a $26 million housing project.
Health & Science
Pharmacy coalition responds to Rite Aid closures
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The chain’s May 5 bankruptcy filing will result in hundreds of store closings nationwide including a dozen here. The Rochester Pharmacy Access Coalition is working to help patients transfer prescriptions.
Culture
Chasing cool moments on a sweltering day
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On a humid Sunday, fans found refuge—and revelation—in the brilliance of jazz artists.
Culture
Organ grooves, vibraphone sparks, and a country pop detour
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Bold sounds, packed venues, and one strange twist—Day 2 had it all.