It’s a new country, new culture, new food, new weather — having those lived-in experiences...drove me into giving back to the ...

To inspire a lifelong love of learning and to empower Rochester’s youth. That’s the mission of the City Council’s Literacy and Movement program. It’s a partnership with Primetime 585, the Rochester ...

Do you know anyone looking to become a police officer? The Rochester Police Department is recruiting again as a change in New ...

The homicide occurred just before midnight Wednesday, July 9, when emergency responders were called to North Clinton Avenue and Pleasant Street to investigate a report "of a person down," officers ...

Vanni’s Jazz Lounge is set to open its doors on Thursday, offering a new spot for jazz enthusiasts in Rochester. The venue ...

A 53-year-old man who as a teen committed one of the most heinous crimes ever seen in Rochester might be released from prison ...

The new board chair is William Clark, an Air Force Veteran who served as President and CEO of the Urban League of Rochester ...

A proposed settlement has been reached in a class action lawsuit aimed at delaying the New York State Department of Health’s ...

Rochester City Council is laying out a Vision Plan after approving the designation of the Downtown Commercial Historic ...

David Brom was 16 when he used an axe to kill his family members in their Rochester home. He pleaded innocent by reason of ...

A man who served time in federal prison after robbing a Rochester bank twice within two days — the second time on live ...

St. John’s Home celebrated Rochester’s Pride Month with a courtyard concert aimed at uplifting and affirming LGBTQIA+ residents and staff. The event featured local musician Josh ...