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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.
Legislation that would create a confusing, fragmented patchwork of AI regulation is not the way to maintain our competitive edge.
The six students who took part in the strike over UR’s stance on Gaza say the administration did not respond, while a UR spokesperson says the university took steps to address their mental and physical well-being.
GenoWell, a new community research initiative, offers no-cost DNA testing to help residents identify inherited health risks and make proactive decisions about their care.
The governor visited the area Monday to highlight her Affordability Agenda as well as public safety proposals.
With the Trump administration’s executive overreach and challenges to judicial independence, are we seeing the end of the separation of powers?
The musical will feature beloved songs and intricate choreography.
In this volatile period, local investment advisers are trying to calm clients’ nerves—and identify opportunities amid the chaotic changes in stock values.
The Rochester Beacon raised more than $21,000 from individual contributors and has received another $19,500 in matching funds to support nonprofit news.
Operated by the nonprofit Friends of Rochester Public Market, the program has been flourishing in recent years.
Michael Rhynes, whose double-homicide conviction was vacated after he served nearly four decades in state prison, alleges Monroe County prosecutors and Rochester police conspired to frame him.
Supporters believe the Housing Access Voucher Program could be a key tool in alleviating housing problems, but it is opposed by Gov. Kathy Hochul, who thinks the price tag is too high.
Emily Clasper, who recently took the reins at the Monroe County Library System and the Rochester Public Library, is facing difficult issues that include looming federal funding cuts.
Youth organizers with Teen Empowerment say the nonprofit, which has operated here since 2003, emphasizes both personal development and advocacy work.
The downtown innovation hub opted to use its purchase option for the remaining space on the Sibley Building’s sixth floor.
Many stocks of local interest have fared worse than the major U.S. indexes amid the decline triggered by Trump administration tariffs and other policies.
Amid a dip in completion rates and uncertainty at the federal level, the Rochester Beacon spoke with SUNY Chancellor John King to discuss college financial aid.
The addition of BusPatrol cameras is intended to curb stop-arm violations.