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Daystar Dance, Commotion Dance Theater, and Coffee Stain Dance Theater will present shows this week at the Multi-Use Community Cultural Center.
In advance of Chris O’Leary’s latest album release, the bluesman will play a show at Fanatics Pub in Lima.
Use of artificial intelligence can accelerate patient diagnoses in a health system under stress, but it’s not risk-free. Radiologists remain “the ultimate guardrail.”
The Little Theater will screen Mara Ahmed’s latest film, “The Injured Body,” which explores the subject of microaggression and the body as a powerful site of resistance and healing.
Our state didn’t fix its energy market over the last decade—it replaced it with a costlier one.
Ousted board member Eugene Baldino’s claims were filled with sound and fury, but state Supreme Court Justice Daniel Doyle dismissed the lawsuit against the club.
The award from the National Cancer Institute will support clinical trials over the next six years.
Three new definitions of AI were on exhibit when Attorney General Todd Blanche testified before Congress.
Next month, the brewery will celebrate a decade of beer making in the Neighborhood of the Arts. After helping define Rochester’s modern beer era, it’s now positioned for whatever comes next.
The company brings a contemporary play about the difficulty of making spiritual connections to the Multi-Use Community Cultural Center stage.
The company brings a contemporary play about the difficulty of making spiritual connections to the Multi-Use Community Cultural Center stage.
Behind a showdown over trees lies a controversial process that produced a generational civic works project.
The pasta maker’s two-phase project is expected to add more than 90 jobs to the company’s local workforce.
A total of 23 projects in Canandaigua, Brockport and Phelps were selected as part of New York’s Downtown Revitalization Initiative and NY Forward program.
The AI machine learning model to detect a disorder that typically affects babies who are born early was developed by a team of University of Rochester researchers.
Galin Brooks, who has led the Rochester Downtown Development Corp. since 2022, is departing for a new role in Washington, D.C. Heidi Zimmer-Meyer steps in as interim president.
The 1% Run Club was launched two years ago by a group of Black runners who want to build community while also addressing health disparities that Black Americans face.
The 2026 program will support two emerging local photographers with resources, workroom access, and professional development opportunities.
Mayor Malik Evans highlighted declines in shootings and homicides during a public safety update, while warning that domestic violence remains a serious problem.
In the heart of the city, new “third places” are popping up—spaces where people can gather and build connection. But will they draw a genuine cross-section of the community?
Activists and upstate mayors want Gov. Kathy Hochul to vastly boost funding for the state Housing Access Vouchers Program to combat the affordability crisis.
The 4-3 vote followed weeks of tension over cuts, transparency, and the district’s financial future.
Defense attorney Matthew Lembke sought to disqualify County Court Judge Kristina Karle, citing allegations that she improperly supported District Attorney Jason MacBride during last year’s election.
In the first half of the 20th century, the Baden-Ormond neighborhood was a locus of Jewish businesses, institutions and synagogues. Then came urban renewal.