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A University of Virginia study found that near-death experiences (NDEs) profoundly affect people’s lives, with about 70% of the 167 surveyed reporting changes in spiritual beliefs and reduced fear of death. Many re-evaluated relationships, with over 20% experiencing breakups. However, the experience often led to feelings of isolation, as sufferers feared being misunderstood or judged. […]
Americans will spend a record $13.1 billion on Halloween this year, but rising prices mean they’re getting less for their money. Costume and candy costs are up due to tariffs and inflation, with candy alone 8% higher. Average spending is $114.45 per person, $11 more than last year. Despite this, 73% of Americans still plan to celebrate. Consumer Alert: Halloween […]
A federal judge has recommended Nelly be reimbursed for legal fees after a $50 million lawsuit filed by former St. Lunatics member Ali Jones was dismissed. Jones claimed he and other group members were owed songwriting credit and royalties for eight tracks on Nelly’s 2000 debut album Country Grammar. While three other members were initially […]
The 27-year-old son of legendary neo-soul singer D’Angelo and R&B powerhouse Angie Stone is asking for continued prayers after the passing of his father on October 14. D’Angelo, born Michael Eugene Archer, died at 51 after battling pancreatic cancer. “I am grateful for your thoughts and prayers during these very difficult times, as it has been a very rough and […]
Governor Hochul’s statewide cellphone ban in schools is now in effect, and News10NBC is examining the early impacts. While some celebrate improved classroom focus, others worry about student safety and communication gaps. The new mandate required each district to submit a formal compliance plan. The investigation into how schools are adapting and whether students and […]
Veo’s popular scooters and e-bikes will stay on Rochester’s streets until mid-December, weather permitting. In 2025, ridership increased by 33%, with 567,000 trips logged. A recent survey of 684 riders found that most used the scooters to save money, reduce car usage, and access public transit. Veo reports 63% of users earn less than $50,000 […]
Homelessness in Rochester has surged, with a 41% increase compared to last year, according to a report from the state comptroller. One affected family, the Greens — a man, his fiancée, and their 9-month-old twin babies — became homeless after their rent rose on August 18, leaving them unable to find affordable housing. While Monroe County offers […]
Various places in Rochester will be closed Monday in observance of Indigenous Peoples Day. Back in 2022, Rochester City Council voted unanimously to adopt an ordinance establishing Indigenous Peoples Day. Rochester was the first major city in New York State to replace Columbus Day. Rochester City Hall, Rochester Public Libraries, Rochester Animal Services, Neighborhood Service […]
New York voters are deciding on Proposition 1, a measure to amend the state constitution’s “Forever Wild” clause to allow the Mount Van Hoevenberg Olympic Sports Complex to continue operating on protected land. A “yes” vote enables 323 acres for Nordic skiing and biathlon trails and requires the state to add 2,500 acres of preserved […]
The historic Hotel Cadillac in downtown Rochester is being converted into 42 affordable apartments, with construction beginning in 2026 and applications opening in 2027. The project is funded in part by a $1.1 million approval from City Council. Tenants will be selected through a lottery system, factoring in income, background, and credit. Interested renters can […]
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