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The Seneca Park Zoo, in partnership with RIT’s National Technical Institute for the Deaf, is offering Deaf Culture Awareness programming. Scheduled for October 11, the event will feature interpreted animal presentations, story times, and inclusive activities. The initiative also includes collaboration with the Aquarium of Niagara and People Inc. Pamela Reed Sanchez, CEO of the […]

Two Delta Connection CRJ-900 jets clipped wings on a taxiway at New York’s LaGuardia Airport, injuring a flight attendant and damaging both planes. One aircraft was preparing for takeoff to Roanoke when it struck an arriving plane from Charlotte. The FAA said the Virginia-bound plane had been told to yield before the collision. The NTSB […]

At Chicago’s Catholic DePaul University, students launched “womb service,” a clandestine delivery system for contraception and Plan B after the school banned their Planned Parenthood-affiliated group. Student leaders say the network fills a critical gap in reproductive health access, as Catholic colleges often restrict birth control in line with church doctrine. The effort is part […]

The Rochester City School District invites you to join us for an evening with Dr. Eric Jay Rosser on Thursday, October 9, 2025, at 6:00 p.m. in the East High School Auditorium. This gathering will mark Dr. Rosser’s 100th day in office as Superintendent of the Rochester City School District. To commemorate this milestone, Dr. […]

Monroe County sheriff’s deputies determined a bomb threat at Nazareth University to be non-credible following a Tuesday morning investigation with K-9 units. The threat, reported around 10 a.m. at Clocktower Commons, prompted a search involving Nazareth Security and Rochester Police. Students were later allowed back into campus buildings. Separately, RIT reported a “swatting incident” after […]

Former Syracuse basketball star Lawrence Moten, the program’s all-time leading scorer, has died at age 53. He was found dead Tuesday at his home in Washington, D.C., according to reports. Moten scored 2,334 career points for the Orange from 1991–95, averaging 19.3 points per game. He helped lead Syracuse to three NCAA Tournament appearances and […]

The “Queen of Funk” is postponing her concert in the Flower City. Representatives from Kodak Center announced Tuesday that Chaka Khan is unable to take the stage for Wednesday’s scheduled show “due to unfortunate circumstances.” The venue is asking ticket holders to hold on to their tickets, as ones already purchased will be honored for […]

Amazon is ending its Prime Invitee program on Wednesday, Oct. 1, which previously allowed non-subscribers to access free shipping if invited by a Prime member outside their household. The program is being replaced with Amazon Family, which restricts benefit-sharing to one adult living in the same household, along with up to four teens and four […]

Mariah Carey confirmed the existence of “Someone’s Ugly Daughter,” a grunge album she recorded in the 1990s under the band name Chick. Speaking on The Tonight Show, Carey shared that the project emerged as a creative outlet while recording her pop classic Daydream. Questlove, who introduced Jimmy Fallon to the album, praised it as “her […]

An unfortunate tragedy unfolded in Atlanta earlier this month involving Tyrese Gibson, his dogs, and his neighbor’s late dog. The 46-year-old singer is now wanted on   charges. Fulton County police confirmed on Monday (Sept. 29), via CBS that a Buckhead resident contacted them on Sept. 18 to report that the Los Angeles artist’s four Cane Corso dogs had killed […]


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