Superintendent Tasha Potter, said the behavior of the crowd, including a man dressed as a gorilla, was concerning.

The struggling retailer said that by 2026, it planned to shut down 150 “unproductive” stores, about a third of its locations.

For Doug Sherman, becoming an editor at The Buffalo News took him full ... He began a long career in Rochester in 1987 when he joined the Democrat and Chronicle as a sports copy editor.

James MacBride will be running against the incumbent DA, James Ritts, who announced in October that he will be seeking this ...

Rochester, N.Y. — Another local figure is entering the growing race for a seat on the Rochester City Council. Republican ...

New Yorkers reported the loss of millions of dollars to romance scams statewide last year, the state Division of Consumer ...

Lifespan’s Give a Lift program provides free volunteer-driven rides for seniors in Rochester’s 19th Ward, helping with grocery shopping and medical appointments.

ReShaping Rochester Program Series kicks off in February with an exciting lineup of in-person events at the Memorial Art Gallery. This year’s theme, Shaping Our Best City, invites community members to ...

While details are still being worked out, the owners of Deutsch Furniture Gallery say they have outgrown their southwest ...

The Greater Rochester Advocates for Universities and Colleges pushed for more higher education during 40 years of advocacy.

The University of Rochester will confront significant blows to groundbreaking clinical studies, UR says in a legal challenge to cuts in NIH funding.

None of the prison officers appeared to know their body cameras would passively record a vicious beating that led to the death of Robert Brooks.