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Monroe Community College is offering free breakfast to all students at its Brighton and downtown campuses to address food insecurity. The grant-funded program runs weekdays from 9:30–10:30 a.m. through the spring semester. Monroe Community College starts free breakfast program for students
Potholes are causing major vehicle damage in the region, with repairs often costing drivers thousands of dollars. Auto shop owners report an early and active pothole season this year, attributed to an “old-fashioned winter.” The city fills multiple potholes daily but cannot repair those covered by snow or water. Residents can report potholes via 3-1-1 […]
The School Without Walls will hold its fourth annual blood drive on Wednesday, which also aims to raise awareness for sickle cell disease. The student-led event started after a School Without Walls staff member who lost two their sons to sickle cell disease. The event focuses on education and increasing blood donations, which are critical for people […]
Mayor Malik D. Evans has announced that City R-Centers will open early on Tuesday, Jan. 27, while the Rochester City School District is closed. All City R-Centers will operate from 12 noon to 7 p.m., and will offer lunch and dinner. “We are pleased to offer Rochester’s children places to stay warm, stay safe, and […]
Governor Hochul: “Think about this, the average cost of childcare in the Rochester area is $18,000 per child per year. If you’re making minimum wage, it doesn’t work. So we are going to provide universal, full day childcare for every child, we’re on a path to get to that. ” Hochul: “I want to support […]
School Districts Closed Today BOCES: Monroe 1 & 2, Batavia BOCES, Mt. Morris BOCES, W-FL BOCES — Closed Colleges & Higher Education: Nazareth College, Roberts Wesleyan College, Keuka College, SUNY Alfred, Finger Lakes Community College, MCC — Closed Child Care, Preschools & Charter Schools Jack & Jill: Opening 2 hours late at all sites Libraries […]
Now, Rochester drivers who pass a school bus with its stop sign extended will face fines. Mayor Evans ended the warring period for the school bus camera program, which started on November 3, 2025. First-time offenders will be fined $250, second-time $275, and subsequent offenses $300. During the warning period, over 14,000 potential violations were […]
The Rochester community is honoring the legacy of the civil rights leader with a service at Kodak Hall and other special events. Here’s what to know. Free service at Kodak Hall The Greater Rochester Martin Luther King Jr. Commission is holding a free service on Monday to honor the legacy of Dr. King. It gets […]
WDKX is proud to celebrate our own Jazzy T, who has been named a 2026 ATHENA Young Professional Award finalist by the Greater Rochester Chamber of Commerce. The ATHENA Young Professional Award recognizes emerging female leaders who demonstrate excellence, creativity, and initiative in their business or profession and serve as a role model for young […]
Colder winter temperatures are increasing energy use across New York, and applications are now open for the Emergency Home Energy Assistance Program (HEAP). RG&E is offering outreach this month to help customers understand energy-saving tools, billing, and available assistance programs. A HEAP advocate will be onsite at the RG&E Customer Service Center on West Avenue […]
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