 | Community Meetings Continue in Greece, Despite Recent Triple Homicide
Greece police chief Todd Baxter held a meet and greet with community members in the Dewey-Stone neighborhood Wednesday night.
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 | Rahm & Massa Have History
Pittsford, NY --- 1 just resigned and (directly or indirectly) blames part of his downfall on the other – the White House Chief of Staff. But Rahm & Massa crossed paths before.
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 | Victims Believed Targeted in Greece Triple Shooting
Greece, N.Y. -- Three people were found dead in a Milford Street apartment Tuesday night.  Video
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 | Schumer Pushes Youth Jobs Bill
ROCHESTER, NY--Senator Charles Schumer (D-NY) is backing a senate bill aimed at getting teens and other young workers part-time jobs.
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 | Randy Kuhl Not Running for His Old Seat in Congress
Bath, N.Y. -- Former Congressman Randy Kuhl (R-Hammondsport) announced Wednesday that he is not running for his old seat in Congress that was vacated by Eric Massa.
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 | RGRTA Wants to Build Bus Terminal at Original Location
Rochester, N.Y. - After exploring options, the authority decided the transit center should be build on Mortimer Street or not at all. Video
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 | RCSD Proposes Major Changes to Franklin Campus
Rochester, NY - The Rochester City School District is meeting on Thursday to propose a plan to transition the high schools on the Franklin Campus to college prep schools. Video
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 | Jury Awards $2.25 Million to Three Victims of 2005 Bus Crash
Geneseo, Livingston County- Three people who survived a deadly bus crash in Geneseo in 2005 carrying members of a women’s Canadian hockey team, were awarded $2.25 million dollars in a jury trial this week.
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 | Obama Pushing on Health Care End Game
Washington (AP) – President Barack Obama is pushing a new anti-fraud plan and his top health official is challenging the nation's insurers as the administration cranks up the pressure for a sweeping overhaul of the nation's medical system.
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| Plea Deal in State Pension Investigation
New York City- State Attorney General Andrew Cuomo announced Wednesday the former chief investment officer for the State Comptroller’s office pleaded guilty to his role in the corruption of New York State’s largest pension fund.
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