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The initiative aims to help renters establish or improve their credit scores.
The idea of a multibillion-dollar high-speed rail line continues to captivate New York politicians. Instead, they should focus on improving the condition of the critical transportation arteries that most New Yorkers and their economy already depend on.
The Jan. 25 event will showcase the London artist’s clothing and give attendees the chance to meet him and purchase pieces.
Cordancia Chamber Orchestra showcases local composers Kevin Leysath II and Alyssa Rodriguez in two free children’s concerts.
Money from the tentative agreement is likely to be used toward opioid addiction treatment and recovery programs.
So far, three candidates are expected to face off in the June Democratic primary for mayor of Rochester.
Similar to other regions in the country, the county saw lower turnout and Republican vote gains compared with the 2020 election.
New research shows that to reduce police brutality, it is necessary to address the high cognitive demands of policing.
The lawsuit, filed last week, alleges 15 prison staffers at Marcy caused Robert Brooks Sr.’s death on Dec. 10, either by beating him or failing to intervene.
In its 12th State of Our Children report card, the ROC the Future Alliance has set an ambitious five-year goal.
The donation to the Golisano Institute for Developmental Disability Nursing at St. John Fisher University comes from Thomas Golisano and the Golisano Foundation.
Hearings this month could set the stage for a long-awaited final settlement of the bankruptcy, which the Rochester diocese sought after New York’s Child Victims Act went into effect.
“Trifactor” features work by three local choreographers and dance companies: Hanlon Dance + Company, Laurie MacFarlane and Ruben Ornelas
Li-Cycle, Plug Power and Hyzon Motors a few years ago seemed to hold the promise of thousands of jobs for this region. But today, all three clean-energy companies are facing serious financial challenges.
The funds will support the university’s Revitalizing Educational Equity program to assist underprivileged, low-income and first-generation college students.
“Moses Man: Finding Home,” a musical co-written by Deborah Haber, tells the story of her parents’ nine-year journey to freedom and shines a light on global displacement and the refugee experience.
The two cancer centers will continue to explore racial disparities in the use of immunotherapy.
A new apartment building in Rochester’s High Falls neighborhood represents a step toward industry equity for a Black family real estate business and for more affordable housing in the city.
The state’s highest court on Monday rejected Rochester City Council’s argument that the city’s Police Accountability Board should have the power to discipline Rochester Police Department officers.
More than a half-century after he founded Garth Fagan Dance, Fagan will be succeeded by Natalie Rogers-Cropper, a principal dancer who will assume the role of executive director and school director.
A rally on the University of Rochester campus focused on the suffering of innocent civilians in Gaza and the need to “free Palestine,” but was conspicuously silent about Israel’s right to exist.
Chicago blues group Nick Moss Band comes to the Rochester area next month following the release of its third album.
Maine voters last week wisely rejected a proposal to replace the state’s privately owned utilities with a publicly owned energy grid.
Kip Palmer is the fifth-generation CEO of Palmer Food Services, a multistate and international business whose roots trace back to a 19th century fish monger who plied the city’s streets in a horse-drawn wagon.