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The Frederick Douglass Greater Rochester International Airport recently unveiled an expanded Strong National Museum of Play exhibit area in Concourse A. The play area, located in Concourse A next to the Flight Deck Diner, now provides more...
The Trump administration’s move to rename Lake Ontario, the smallest of the five Great Lakes by surface area, “Lake America” has drawn pushback from elected officials, lakeside residents and the online mapping service MapQuest. Within...
COVID-19 activity remains low in New York and across much of the country, but infections and positive tests have been ticking upward as summer comes to an end, according to the latest data from the New York State Department of Health and the...
10 things to know about Lake Ontario. Morelle introduces bill to keep Lake Ontario name.
Rochester homeowners 65 or older can attend free city workshops in September to learn whether they qualify for property tax exemptions and other tax relief programs. The purpose of the workshops is to help eligible seniors take advantage...