Police say Naisir Ross robbed the Rochester victim of drugs and phones before opening fire. The case sat unsolved for nearly two years.

Joshua Costa faces a felony assault charge and is held without bail, citing two prior felony convictions.

Fulton says crews will use up to 5,000 gallons a day to knock down the former Nestle plant, and your tap water might turn cloudy.

Frank and Andrea Rose revived the family tavern their great-grandfather built — silver dollars still embedded in the floor.

State regulators say Flower City Produce counts as a grocery store, not a farm stand — and that could cut off food aid for Rochester families.

A judge cited a 1993 attempt to shoot a brother-in-law in pulling a pistol license for a sheriff's deputy, documents show.

A jury convicted Corwin Coleman of first-degree assault after he repeatedly stabbed a woman at a Town of Geneva apartment complex in February.

A bystander who reached the Hudson Avenue scene minutes later said the wheelchair was pinned beneath the truck and onlookers were visibly shaken.

Rylin Turley, 27, must also pay $18,500 to four victims after a border stop exposed hundreds of illegal files.

A federal judge tossed Colin Wright's DEI hiring lawsuit against Cornell, ruling he never had standing to sue in the first place.

Emerardo Vasquez-Lopez, 20, faces 15 to 30 years on the sexual-exploitation count, with separate penalties on two other charges, after a tip flagged material uploaded to Google servers, federal prosecutors say.

Seven AI license plate readers are coming off Cornell's campus after the university ended its Flock Safety contract this month.

Police say Rakuann Simpson, 35, fled after the attack, then a search turned up three loaded guns at his home.