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Customers are paying higher prices for products but are receiving less in quantity. Reports say in the United States a box of Kleenex used to have 65 tissues inside, now boxes only have 60 tissues in it. There’s less products being packed across-the-board by manufacturers from yogurt, coffee, to corn chips. So if you thought […]
A man in India divorced his wife because she cooked him instant noodles for breakfast, lunch and dinner throughout their entire marriage. The judge that overlooked this divorce called this the “Maggi case” based on the brand of the popular instant noodles. Reports say the couple divorced with mutual consent. Divorce rates in India are […]
East Side Buffalo native Benny The Butcher is aiding the fund for survivors of the May Buffalo Mass Shooting by giving 100 percent of his new merch profits to the Buffalo Survivors Fund. According to TMZ, Benny and his team have partnered with designers Nolan and Kat Cartwright for a limited edition T-shirt release. On […]
New editions were unveiled at the Rochester Museum and Science Center (RMSC) planetarium. Two new exhibits have opened: “Rochester’s Eyes in Space” and “Same Sky.” These new exhibits are available to view for free in the lobby before and after regularly scheduled shows. Hillary Olson, President, and CEO at RMSC stated: “These new exhibitions help […]
The Rochester police department is requesting new body cameras because the ones that are being used now are outdated. RPD has been using body cameras since 2016 and is now asking Rochester City Council to approve a budget to replace the old ones. The cost of the cameras will be around $3.5 million dollars over […]
Comedian Dave Chappelle was in Buffalo last weekend. I actually thought it was a pop up comedy show because I didn’t hear anything about it until a few days before it happened. Come to find out after Dave Chappelle made the announcement about his show it sold out within minutes at the Shea’s Performing Arts […]
Yesterday, Governor Kathy Hochul signed a law that passed state legislation back on June 2nd. This “nation-leading” law is intended to strengthen red flag laws and close loopholes on things like high-capacity magazines while upping the age to purchase- or even own a semi-automatic rifle from 18 to 21. The package is aimed at strengthening […]
Yesterday morning just before 11 am, authorities were first alerted to a possible shooter threat at the Gananda Middle School. According to Broadcastify logs, the initial report came from a text, where the person reporting stated they were being kidnapped at the school and the person had a gun and did not say which room […]
Awaiting Governor Kathy Hochul’s signature, the New York State Assembly and the Senate passed a law that criminalizes sharing personal images of crime victims. This bill was three years in the making after 17-year-old Bianca Devins of Utica was murdered by Brandon Clark while attending a concert with him. Clark then took photographs of her […]
After being remote for the past two years due to the COVID-19 pandemic, the American Diabetes Association’s Tour De Cure is back! This cycling event will take place next Saturday, June 11th at the Xerox Campus. It is expected that more than 600 riders are to take part in this special event. Riders can choose […]