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The inductees will be honored during the 2026 induction ceremony at the George Eastman Museum on Sept. 24.
In response to the appellate court ruling, which held that a local law forcing closure of the landfill was invalid, local advocates call for action by the governor and DEC.
Rick Dollinger, a liberal Democrat, and Geoff Rosenberger, a conservative Republican, are both tired of slogans masquerading as solutions—especially those coming from their own respective party.
Brewery owners add context to the $8 pint—and explain why wages and other non-ingredient costs are driving the price.
Without coordinated investment into grid upgrades and energy storage, the power system could struggle to keep up with electric vehicle usage.
Composer Lisa Bielawa’s spatial symphony will bring hundreds of musicians together.
The city school district’s latest presentation details a sharply reduced budget deficit and a plan to close the remaining gap, but also warns about daunting long-term financial challenges.
Villa of Hope’s signature annual event will include a special guest, Buffalo Bill running back Ray Davis.
New York must act now to protect the 340B Drug Pricing Program, which helps safety-net community health centers and hospitals serve their patients.
Friction between receiver Mark Kercher and Five Star Bank has boiled over in court papers in the bank’s lawsuit against restaurateur Kathy Mott, who has pleaded guilty to a check-kiting scheme.
Applications for resources secured by the New York State Black Legislative Task Force are due by the end of today.
The investigator, who did not believe the teen, faced little punishment, illustrating the different ways that officers in New York State are disciplined for misconduct.
The case was dismissed without prejudice, allowing the government to refile.
The cinematic experience, featuring an expanded lineup and new venues, begins Nov. 15.
French pianist Jean-Efflam Bavouzet brings Maurice Ravel’s complete piano music to Rochester next week.
As the government shutdown lifts, local food support systems remain on high alert amid lingering concerns about Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program benefits.
Mufid Elfgeeh’s mental state prompted officials to fly him to competency exam because of “security concerns.”
While the deal will bring the cryptominer in line with the Climate Leadership and Community Act, critics argue it contradicts New York’s broader commitment to reducing fossil fuel use and protecting the Finger Lakes.
Gooch, a brewer at Strangebird Beer, was named Rochester’s “best brewer” by City Magazine readers last year.
Meaningful reform requires improved responses to people in crisis and ensuring that the police officers answering those calls are supported, too.
A new book outlines an approach to youth sports that includes students in creating their own brand and the best version of themselves
At a public safety briefing, the mayor pointed to a drop in gun violence—but said challenges remain, including illegal guns.
Rochester employers are paying close attention to a change in the skilled worker H-1B visa program, which requires a $100,000 fee for applicants recruited overseas.
Malik Evans secured more than 85 percent of the vote over his Conservative challenger, while the race in Monroe County’s 12th Legislative District saw a historic upset.