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With frigid temperatures in the 10-day forecast, Monroe County leaders are reminding people about free transportation to warming centers. The county issues “Code Blue” any time temperatures dip below 32 degrees or winter weather conditions pose a serious risk. During that time, RTS bus services offer free transportation to shelters, including the Open Door Mission […]
A string of car break-ins in Chili led to a high-speed chase Wednesday morning, ending on Mount Read Boulevard near I-490. Several suspects ran from an SUV but were quickly taken into custody. Deputies are still determining how many people were arrested, what charges will be filed, and how many cars were targeted. String of […]
A survey of 5,000 Americans shows cash is the top Christmas gift, with 58% hoping for around $600. Other favorites include clothing, essentials like bills or rent, and popular brand items. Americans plan to spend an average of $1,120, mostly on kids and partners, with surprises and practical gifts trending this year. Practical gifts are […]
The Rochester Police Department graduated 10 participants from its workforce development program Monday at the Public Safety Building. After completing weeks of physical, mental, and professional training, the graduates — including Jessica Gamez, who credited her parents’ values for her drive — will move on to the police academy. More information about the program is […]
U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) officers in Rochester seized over $425,000 worth of counterfeit designer items on December 4. Shipments containing fake shoes, watches, handbags, and jewelry were discovered with unauthorized trademarks. One counterfeit watch alone would have been valued at $78,000 if authentic. CBP noted that counterfeit imports typically spike during the holiday […]
A 7.5 magnitude earthquake struck off the coast of Aomori, Japan, late on December 8, 2025, injuring 23 people and prompting tsunami warnings for Pacific coast communities. Tsunami waves as high as 70 centimeters were recorded, and though the warnings were later downgraded, officials urged continued preparedness. About 90,000 people were advised to evacuate, and […]
Cincinnati Bengals cornerback Marco Wilson has become the first active NFL player to exhibit original artwork at Art Basel, marking a historic crossover between professional sports and fine art. Wilson debuted his work through the NFL Artist Replay program during Miami Art Week, showcasing a piece inspired by the film City of God, anime visuals, […]
High earners are twice as likely to steal from self-checkout, with 40% admitting to skipping scans compared with 17% of low-income shoppers. Men steal far more than women (38% vs. 16%). Despite new anti-theft tech, self-checkout theft is rising, and many justify it because retailers are profitable or because they view self-scanning as unpaid labor. […]
Abbott warned that about 3 million FreeStyle Libre 3 sensors may give incorrect low glucose readings, potentially linked to 7 deaths and 736 serious injuries. Users should check their device at FreeStyleCheck.com and stop using any affected sensors, which Abbott will replace for free. 7 deaths, hundreds of injuries linked to faulty Abbott glucose monitor […]
Less than six minutes remained in the New York State Public High School Athletic Association (NYSPHSAA) Class B championship game when the chant began to rain down on Ernie Davis Legends Field: 585! 585! 585! 585! Monroe’s Redjackets (12-0) turned a scoreless tie at halftime into a blowout and the countdown to a celebration had […]
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