WXXI Daily News

In today's headlines: Sweeping cuts to SNAP benefits leave thousands in Rochester without support and Monroe County now focuses on the hardest hit—the unhoused. A new report takes a realistic look at what New York actually needs to combat climate change. A four-legged friend trots across the Capitol in Albany to lift spirits and receive payment in pets. --To read more about any of the stories you hear on this podcast, visit the WXXI News website.Subscribe to our daily newsletter to get the latest local stories in your inbox each morning.--This podcast is a production of WXXI Public Media, a member supported local broadcasting station. Head to our donation page to become a WXXI member, support the show, and sustain what we do for years to come.

In today's headlines: Advocates try again to get a bill past the governor's desk that would make it easier to make your choice on organ donation. WXXI's Capitol correspondents break down the latest on the governor's race as competition heats up. Rochester prepares to welcome a host of historically Black higher education institutions so our young students can see all the possibilities. --To read more about any of the stories you hear on this podcast, visit the WXXI News website.Subscribe to our daily newsletter to get the latest local stories in your inbox each morning.--This podcast is a production of WXXI Public Media, a member supported local broadcasting station. Head to our donation page to become a WXXI member, support the show, and sustain what we do for years to come.

In today's headlines: A voting error in New Jersey involving hundreds of non-citizens now prompts New York lawmakers to question our state's connections to the same vendor. WXXI's Capitol correspondent breaks down lawsuits against physician assisted suicide as New York's law will take effect in less than two weeks. Could Rochester soon see non-stop flights to Puerto Rico? A survey is out right now to measure your interest. --To read more about any of the stories you hear on this podcast, visit the WXXI News website.Subscribe to our daily newsletter to get the latest local stories in your inbox each morning.--This podcast is a production of WXXI Public Media, a member supported local broadcasting station. Head to our donation page to become a WXXI member, support the show, and sustain what we do for years to come.

In today's headlines: A judge challenges the Trump administration to back up its arguments against New York's law banning ICE agents from wearing masks. Responding to rising eye issues in children, a local partnership will offer free eye exams. A Penfield staple burns to the ground. WXXI speaks with customers and neighbors who loved Bauman's Farm Market. --To read more about any of the stories you hear on this podcast, visit the WXXI News website.Subscribe to our daily newsletter to get the latest local stories in your inbox each morning.--This podcast is a production of WXXI Public Media, a member supported local broadcasting station. Head to our donation page to become a WXXI member, support the show, and sustain what we do for years to come.

In today's headlines: The bacteria that causes Legionnaires disease has been discovered in the water at St. Mary's medical campus. New York State sends money to a local non profit that helps provide free legal services. Vendors and attendees who participated in the Rochester Pride Parade will get consolation for their disappointment after that celebration got cut short. --To read more about any of the stories you hear on this podcast, visit the WXXI News website.Subscribe to our daily newsletter to get the latest local stories in your inbox each morning.--This podcast is a production of WXXI Public Media, a member supported local broadcasting station. Head to our donation page to become a WXXI member, support the show, and sustain what we do for years to come.

In today's headlines: Severe weather will roll through the Greater-Rochester area, so WXXI shares those warnings to prepare you. A New York State senator visits Rochester to address rising grocery prices. Car thefts go up during the summer, so a local expert tells you how to get ahead of the thieves. --To read more about any of the stories you hear on this podcast, visit the WXXI News website.Subscribe to our daily newsletter to get the latest local stories in your inbox each morning.--This podcast is a production of WXXI Public Media, a member supported local broadcasting station. Head to our donation page to become a WXXI member, support the show, and sustain what we do for years to come.

In today's headlines: A government watchdog examines Governor Hochul's re-election campaign pulling ahead of her Republican competitor, thanks to a major financing boost from the Bills. Octavia Spencer steps from the Hollywood carpet to a stop in Rochester, hinting at a new project in the Flower City. WXXI's Capitol correspondents will break down the major back and forth on data centers in New York and the wariness around A.I. --To read more about any of the stories you hear on this podcast, visit the WXXI News website.Subscribe to our daily newsletter to get the latest local stories in your inbox each morning.--This podcast is a production of WXXI Public Media, a member supported local broadcasting station. Head to our donation page to become a WXXI member, support the show, and sustain what we do for years to come.

In today's headlines: Governor Kathy Hochul hesitates on a national push to make daylight saving time permanent. Local Republican leaders slam New York's law banning ICE agents from wearing masks. Rochester City School District faces coming up short tens of millions of dollars in the next budget cycle. Education leaders are now trying to prepare from all angles. --To read more about any of the stories you hear on this podcast, visit the WXXI News website.Subscribe to our daily newsletter to get the latest local stories in your inbox each morning.--This podcast is a production of WXXI Public Media, a member supported local broadcasting station. Head to our donation page to become a WXXI member, support the show, and sustain what we do for years to come.

In today's headlines: Cookware sold by PriceRite and Walmart and commonly used by local immigrant communities is found to contain dangerous levels of lead. Governor Kathy Hochul's executive order pausing large data centers may shake a multimillion dollar deal in Genesee County. Local environmentalists ask you to observe and report how the birds in your yard are affected by unhealthy levels of wildfire smoke drifting through our region. --To read more about any of the stories you hear on this podcast, visit the WXXI News website.Subscribe to our daily newsletter to get the latest local stories in your inbox each morning.--This podcast is a production of WXXI Public Media, a member supported local broadcasting station. Head to our donation page to become a WXXI member, support the show, and sustain what we do for years to come.

In today's headlines: Wildfire smoke will drift throughout the region, diminishing air quality and potentially affecting your health. Millions of dollars will flow into Rochester now that the city has been deemed the heart of national laser development efforts. Our City Magazine reporter takes a look at some of the high-flying acrobatic acts coming to Rochester Fringe Festival. --To read more about any of the stories you hear on this podcast, visit the WXXI News website.Subscribe to our daily newsletter to get the latest local stories in your inbox each morning.--This podcast is a production of WXXI Public Media, a member supported local broadcasting station. Head to our donation page to become a WXXI member, support the show, and sustain what we do for years to come.

In today's headlines: New York Governor Kathy Hochul demands answers on the Trump administration's plans for expanded immigration detention facilities. A local legislator and former lawyer critiques the state's new insurance law on fault and payouts. Rochester is one of the New York communities getting new programs for people with serious mental illnesses, thanks to state funding. --To read more about any of the stories you hear on this podcast, visit the WXXI News website.Subscribe to our daily newsletter to get the latest local stories in your inbox each morning.--This podcast is a production of WXXI Public Media, a member supported local broadcasting station. Head to our donation page to become a WXXI member, support the show, and sustain what we do for years to come.

In today's headlines: A ceremony celebrating the end of slavery also served as a reminder of the key role Rochester played in maintaining the Underground Railroad. Animal advocates press Governor Hochul to sign a bill banning wild animals in traveling circuses and shows. An influential music journalist reflects on his roots in Rochester and the life-changing music that bloomed from within the LGBTQ community. --To read more about any of the stories you hear on this podcast, visit the WXXI News website.Subscribe to our daily newsletter to get the latest local stories in your inbox each morning.--This podcast is a production of WXXI Public Media, a member supported local broadcasting station. Head to our donation page to become a WXXI member, support the show, and sustain what we do for years to come.

In today's headlines: Every state is taking their own approach attacking the nation's housing crisis, and Rochester-area advocates say accommodating for those with disabilities needs more attention. New York's attorney general takes a crack at cutting spam calls. WXXI is talking trash—we share Rochester's new approach to garbage and recycling, plus the state's largest garbage dump is on the ropes as neighbors and advocates say they've had enough. --To read more about any of the stories you hear on this podcast, visit the WXXI News website.Subscribe to our daily newsletter to get the latest local stories in your inbox each morning.--This podcast is a production of WXXI Public Media, a member supported local broadcasting station. Head to our donation page to become a WXXI member, support the show, and sustain what we do for years to come.

In today's headlines: Monroe County invites you to weigh in on how to make roadways safer for everyone. New York expands which majors qualify for free community college tuition. Animal rescues face a crisis as more and more pets come in with fewer and fewer trained veterinarians to treat them. --To read more about any of the stories you hear on this podcast, visit the WXXI News website.Subscribe to our daily newsletter to get the latest local stories in your inbox each morning.--This podcast is a production of WXXI Public Media, a member supported local broadcasting station. Head to our donation page to become a WXXI member, support the show, and sustain what we do for years to come.

In today's headlines: Rochester's mayor plans to revive a proposal for a youth curfew after violence punctuated the weekend's Independence Day festivities. New York State leaders set new car insurance guidance to lower rates and prevent fraud. A new study finds violence behind bars has been on the rise, even before two men were recently beaten to death in prison.  --To read more about any of the stories you hear on this podcast, visit the WXXI News website.Subscribe to our daily newsletter to get the latest local stories in your inbox each morning.--This podcast is a production of WXXI Public Media, a member supported local broadcasting station. Head to our donation page to become a WXXI member, support the show, and sustain what we do for years to come.

In today's headlines: A project at Watkins Glen State Park to protect Finger Lakes vineyards from the spotted lantern fly A pending bill in Albany requires a $10 fee for each prescription filled by a pharmacy Some descendants of early freedom fighters are correcting history --To read more about any of the stories you hear on this podcast, visit the WXXI News website.Subscribe to our daily newsletter to get the latest local stories in your inbox each morning.--This podcast is a production of WXXI Public Media, a member supported local broadcasting station. Head to our donation page to become a WXXI member, support the show, and sustain what we do for years to come.

In today's headlines: Young advocates step up to protect their peers from the damaging effects of tobacco. A Rochester attorney breaks down the aftermath of the Supreme Court's birthright citizenship decision. Travel advice and warnings ahead of the July 4th holiday weekend. WXXI continues our America 250 conversation with a look at what's written—and what's not—in the Declaration of Independence regarding indigenous people. --To read more about any of the stories you hear on this podcast, visit the WXXI News website.Subscribe to our daily newsletter to get the latest local stories in your inbox each morning.--This podcast is a production of WXXI Public Media, a member supported local broadcasting station. Head to our donation page to become a WXXI member, support the show, and sustain what we do for years to come.

In today's headlines: The Supreme Court upholds birthright citizenship and a Rochester-area advocacy group reacts to the protections for immigrant rights. The Greece Central School District is on an improvement plan from the state after low results from Black students and learners with disabilities. WXXI returns to Mt. Hope Cemetery to relive a somber chapter in Revolutionary history that still profoundly impacts the Seneca Nation. --To read more about any of the stories you hear on this podcast, visit the WXXI News website.Subscribe to our daily newsletter to get the latest local stories in your inbox each morning.--This podcast is a production of WXXI Public Media, a member supported local broadcasting station. Head to our donation page to become a WXXI member, support the show, and sustain what we do for years to come.

In today's headlines: The owner of a South Wedge bar speaks on the beloved hangout's future after the building went up in smoke early Monday morning. A heat wave shoots Rochester temps into the 90's this week and doctors share the best ways to avoid heat-related illness. A local child advocacy group weighs in on legislation to protect kids during high-conflict custody cases. --To read more about any of the stories you hear on this podcast, visit the WXXI News website.Subscribe to our daily newsletter to get the latest local stories in your inbox each morning.--This podcast is a production of WXXI Public Media, a member supported local broadcasting station. Head to our donation page to become a WXXI member, support the show, and sustain what we do for years to come.

In today's headlines: A newly trained cohort of support professionals now head out across the Finger Lakes trying to make it easier to connect to health services. A report takes a deep dive into homeless outreach and the challenges specific to New York's rural areas. A historic portrait of George Washington returns to the New York State Capitol after a year-long restoration—just in time for America's 250th. --To read more about any of the stories you hear on this podcast, visit the WXXI News website.Subscribe to our daily newsletter to get the latest local stories in your inbox each morning.--This podcast is a production of WXXI Public Media, a member supported local broadcasting station. Head to our donation page to become a WXXI member, support the show, and sustain what we do for years to come.

In today's headlines: Storm damage reveals a long forgotten life and story in Mt. Hope Cemetery. New York’s Medicaid Director defends the program against accusations of fraud.  Environmentalists encourage you to stop and smell the roses—maybe even peek at the caterpillars among the leaves. They explain the crucial role these little crawlers have in sustaining our ecosystem. --To read more about any of the stories you hear on this podcast, visit the WXXI News website.Subscribe to our daily newsletter to get the latest local stories in your inbox each morning.--This podcast is a production of WXXI Public Media, a member supported local broadcasting station. Head to our donation page to become a WXXI member, support the show, and sustain what we do for years to come.

In today's headlines: A milestone for the Marriage Equality Act brings together local lawmakers to celebrate. New York Senator Kirsten Gillibrand slams the U.S.-Iran deal saying Americans don't get enough from the bargain. A Rochester group of Black men seek to redefine "the hood" by organizing peaceful events that promote brotherhood, accountability, and the unifying power of sports. --To read more about any of the stories you hear on this podcast, visit the WXXI News website.Subscribe to our daily newsletter to get the latest local stories in your inbox each morning.--This podcast is a production of WXXI Public Media, a member supported local broadcasting station. Head to our donation page to become a WXXI member, support the show, and sustain what we do for years to come.

In today's headlines: WXXI has your local election results. A check of the Democratic challenges for a Rochester-area congressional seat and the projected winner for state comptroller. Teachers aides speak up against the Rochester City School District saying it doesn't pay what they need to live. Rochester police explain changes to how they investigate in order to bring down gun crime. --To read more about any of the stories you hear on this podcast, visit the WXXI News website.Subscribe to our daily newsletter to get the latest local stories in your inbox each morning.--This podcast is a production of WXXI Public Media, a member supported local broadcasting station. Head to our donation page to become a WXXI member, support the show, and sustain what we do for years to come.

In today's top headlines: Monroe County legislators weigh whether or not businesses must disclose using facial recognition. FIFA fever sparks renewed vigor behind New York's bid to host the Winter Olympics. An accessibility advocate shares the huge impact when people of all abilities are included in play. --To read more about any of the stories you hear on this podcast, visit the WXXI News website.Subscribe to our daily newsletter to get the latest local stories in your inbox each morning.--This podcast is a production of WXXI Public Media, a member supported local broadcasting station. Head to our donation page to become a WXXI member, support the show, and sustain what we do for years to come.

In today's top headlines: RCSD breaks out the hammer and nails to give schools their summer glow ups. Rochester Regional Health entices nursing students with a new student loan incentive. Rochester native Danielle Ponder shares an update on her new album, as well as her take on A.I. in music. --To read more about any of the stories you hear on this podcast, visit the WXXI News website.Subscribe to our daily newsletter to get the latest local stories in your inbox each morning.--This podcast is a production of WXXI Public Media, a member supported local broadcasting station. Head to our donation page to become a WXXI member, support the show, and sustain what we do for years to come.

In today's top headlines: Tens of millions in state funds kick start a new program to support working parents and guardians. A construction project in Canandaigua aims to increase access to healthcare. WXXI shares a rundown of some of the top festivals and celebrations happening this weekend, including a pilot event that honors Juneteenth through the belief that laughter is the best medicine for the soul. --To read more about any of the stories you hear on this podcast, visit the WXXI News website.Subscribe to our daily newsletter to get the latest local stories in your inbox each morning.--This podcast is a production of WXXI Public Media, a member supported local broadcasting station. Head to our donation page to become a WXXI member, support the show, and sustain what we do for years to come.

In today's top headlines: A couple from Brighton accuses the town of violating their civil rights and going back on a settlement. Iranian-Americans living in Rochester talk about the US-Iran deal and what their people overseas need from the exchange. Jazz Fest starts tomorrow, Friday June 19! WXXI shares a look at the lineup guaranteed to bring a little something for every music-lover.  --To read more about any of the stories you hear on this podcast, visit the WXXI News website.Subscribe to our daily newsletter to get the latest local stories in your inbox each morning.--This podcast is a production of WXXI Public Media, a member supported local broadcasting station. Head to our donation page to become a WXXI member, support the show, and sustain what we do for years to come.

In today's top headlines: Local election results are in. WXXI reports the latest from Brockport, Webster, and Spencerport voters. A traveling tribute to the Underground Railroad makes a stop at Monroe Community College. Antiques Roadshow rolls into town today. We hear from the show’s executive producer about why Western New York was this year's destination. --To read more about any of the stories you hear on this podcast, visit the WXXI News website.Subscribe to our daily newsletter to get the latest local stories in your inbox each morning.--This podcast is a production of WXXI Public Media, a member supported local broadcasting station. Head to our donation page to become a WXXI member, support the show, and sustain what we do for years to come.

In today's top headlines: Millions of dollars flow into the Rochester region to help an area nonprofit lift people out of poverty. More than 100 researchers convene for a forum on how microplastics affect our bodies. WXXI shares another preview before Antiques Roadshow rolls through the region. --To read more about any of the stories you hear on this podcast, visit the WXXI News website.Subscribe to our daily newsletter to get the latest local stories in your inbox each morning.--This podcast is a production of WXXI Public Media, a member supported local broadcasting station. Head to our donation page to become a WXXI member, support the show, and sustain what we do for years to come.

In today's top headlines: A social media video showing a combative arrest now prompts a review of Rochester police officers and their use of force. New York eases its alcohol restrictions so soccer fans can eat, drink, and be merry for the FIFA World Cup. Young men hit the court this summer to promote peace and share a love of basketball. --To read more about any of the stories you hear on this podcast, visit the WXXI News website.Subscribe to our daily newsletter to get the latest local stories in your inbox each morning.--This podcast is a production of WXXI Public Media, a member supported local broadcasting station. Head to our donation page to become a WXXI member, support the show, and sustain what we do for years to come.

In today's top headlines: A fake bomb threat sends patrons rushing out of a local mall. Rochester's mental health and substance abuse crisis team gets a financial boost to expand services. FIFA finds its way to Rochester as the city plans a celebration to support Team USA. --To read more about any of the stories you hear on this podcast, visit the WXXI News website.Subscribe to our daily newsletter to get the latest local stories in your inbox each morning.--This podcast is a production of WXXI Public Media, a member supported local broadcasting station. Head to our donation page to become a WXXI member, support the show, and sustain what we do for years to come.

In today's top headlines: A deadly house fire claims two in Irondequoit. Local leaders respond to a summer full of fighting at major events. A Rochester man shares how he learned to speak up for himself and others through the stigma he faced as a Black man with disabilities. --To read more about any of the stories you hear on this podcast, visit the WXXI News website.Subscribe to our daily newsletter to get the latest local stories in your inbox each morning.--This podcast is a production of WXXI Public Media, a member supported local broadcasting station. Head to our donation page to become a WXXI member, support the show, and sustain what we do for years to come.

In today's headlines: Rochester City School District prepares to pay up millions to teachers who went without for months. The head of Rochester-based Regional Transit Service talks about the financial weight lifted from upstate transit agencies, thanks to additions in the state budget. A life-saving surgery also marks a major milestone for University of Rochester Medicine. --To read more about any of the stories you hear on this podcast, visit the WXXI News website.Subscribe to our daily newsletter to get the latest local stories in your inbox each morning.--This podcast is a production of WXXI Public Media, a member supported local broadcasting station. Head to our donation page to become a WXXI member, support the show, and sustain what we do for years to come.

In today's top headlines: A woman killed in the city, then her body somehow ends up more than 50 miles away in the Finger Lakes. Police investigate the homicide. A woman sues local hospitals claiming she was pushed into procedures she didn't understand because she wasn't given a sign language interpreter. Lawmakers can't agree on how to stop overpriced ticket resellers. --To read more about any of the stories you hear on this podcast, visit the WXXI News website.Subscribe to our daily newsletter to get the latest local stories in your inbox each morning.--This podcast is a production of WXXI Public Media, a member supported local broadcasting station. Head to our donation page to become a WXXI member, support the show, and sustain what we do for years to come.

In today's headlines: It's back to the voting booths for a local school district that failed its first try at a budget. New York lawmakers square up to fight over re-drawing congressional district lines. A Rochester man gains some social media love by bringing the gym to you in your neighborhoods. --To read more about any of the stories you hear on this podcast, visit the WXXI News website.Subscribe to our daily newsletter to get the latest local stories in your inbox each morning.--This podcast is a production of WXXI Public Media, a member supported local broadcasting station. Head to our donation page to become a WXXI member, support the show, and sustain what we do for years to come.

In today's top stories: New York lawmakers demand housing relief for seniors and disabled people The Bills announce details of their home opener in their brand new stadium WXXI provides your Greater Rochester voter guide ahead of next week's suburban elections for school budgets and school boards --To read more about any of the stories you hear on this podcast, visit the WXXI News website.Subscribe to our daily newsletter to get the latest local stories in your inbox each morning.--This podcast is a production of WXXI Public Media, a member supported local broadcasting station. Head to our donation page to become a WXXI member, support the show, and sustain what we do for years to come.

New Yorkers return from the deadly hantavirus cruise outbreak, our Capitol correspondent breaks down payments to defend New York's attorney general from Trump-backed fraud investigations, and the DEC introduces library patrons to birding.--To read more about any of the stories you hear on this podcast, visit the WXXI News website.Subscribe to our daily newsletter to get the latest local stories in your inbox each morning.--This podcast is a production of WXXI Public Media, a member supported local broadcasting station. Head to our donation page to become a WXXI member, support the show, and sustain what we do for years to come.

Budget confusion continues to swirl in the state capitol; meanwhile, the City of Rochester solidifies it's 2027 spending plan. New York leaders scramble to figure out major changes coming to SNAP, and Rochester considers automated traffic controls with human safeguards.--To read more about any of the stories you hear on this podcast, visit the WXXI News website.Subscribe to our daily newsletter to get the latest local stories in your inbox each morning.--This podcast is a production of WXXI Public Media, a member supported local broadcasting station. Head to our donation page to become a WXXI member, support the show, and sustain what we do for years to come.

There are conflicting reports on the fate of the state budget; Monroe County tentatively agrees to pay a Rochester police officer blinded while on duty; and top Democrats urge New York to join the national redistricting wars.--To read more about any of the stories you hear on this podcast, visit the WXXI News website.Subscribe to our daily newsletter to get the latest local stories in your inbox each morning.--This podcast is a production of WXXI Public Media, a member supported local broadcasting station. Head to our donation page to become a WXXI member, support the show, and sustain what we do for years to come.

An Irondequoit town board candidate leaves the race after alleged fraud; New York's attorney general pushes legislation to curtail surveillance pricing; and Rochester and Monroe County announce plans to celebrate America's semi-quincentennial.--To read more about any of the stories you hear on this podcast, visit the WXXI News website.Subscribe to our daily newsletter to get the latest local stories in your inbox each morning.--This podcast is a production of WXXI Public Media, a member supported local broadcasting station. Head to our donation page to become a WXXI member, support the show, and sustain what we do for years to come.

Trump's border czar threatens punishment if New York lawmakers limit cooperation with ICE; state lawmakers are seeking the expansion of a program that helps HIV-positive New Yorkers experiencing homelessness; and Roberts Wesleyan names a new president.--To read more about any of the stories you hear on this podcast, visit the WXXI News website.Subscribe to our daily newsletter to get the latest local stories in your inbox each morning.--This podcast is a production of WXXI Public Media, a member supported local broadcasting station. Head to our donation page to become a WXXI member, support the show, and sustain what we do for years to come.

New York may ban ICE from renting space in local jails; a Wayne County woman dies in police custody; and Finger Lakes wineries feel the economic pain of a sharp decline in tourists from Canada.--To read more about any of the stories you hear on this podcast, visit the WXXI News website.Subscribe to our daily newsletter to get the latest local stories in your inbox each morning.--This podcast is a production of WXXI Public Media, a member supported local broadcasting station. Head to our donation page to become a WXXI member, support the show, and sustain what we do for years to come.

Citing concerns about violence, the city of Rochester forecloses on the site of a former nightclub; state leaders consider a plan to speed up housing construction; and experts predict New York's tick season will be a tough one.--To read more about any of the stories you hear on this podcast, visit the WXXI News website.Subscribe to our daily newsletter to get the latest local stories in your inbox each morning.--This podcast is a production of WXXI Public Media, a member supported local broadcasting station. Head to our donation page to become a WXXI member, support the show, and sustain what we do for years to come.

 New York's governor seeks a new way to lower car insurance rates; Rochester General updates its security plan after an armed man threated staff; and a local firefighter faces a criminal charge after using a high-powered hose to get a cat out of a tree.--To read more about any of the stories you hear on this podcast, visit the WXXI News website.Subscribe to our daily newsletter to get the latest local stories in your inbox each morning.--This podcast is a production of WXXI Public Media, a member supported local broadcasting station. Head to our donation page to become a WXXI member, support the show, and sustain what we do for years to come.

Construction on High Falls State Park is slated to begin this fall; a bill awaiting Gov. Hochul's signature would ban certain food additives in New York; and independent journalist Amy Goodman discusses the state of journalism ahead of her Rochester visit.--To read more about any of the stories you hear on this podcast, visit the WXXI News website.Subscribe to our daily newsletter to get the latest local stories in your inbox each morning.--This podcast is a production of WXXI Public Media, a member supported local broadcasting station. Head to our donation page to become a WXXI member, support the show, and sustain what we do for years to come.

Supporters call for the release of a local farmworker detained by ICE; how exercise may help with the affects of chemotherapy; and the latest from Albany as talks on a state budget drag on.--To read more about any of the stories you hear on this podcast, visit the WXXI News website.Subscribe to our daily newsletter to get the latest local stories in your inbox each morning.--This podcast is a production of WXXI Public Media, a member supported local broadcasting station. Head to our donation page to become a WXXI member, support the show, and sustain what we do for years to come.

The Rochester school district reverses course on cuts to social workers and counselors; the discovery of forever chemicals on produce prompts calls for a statewide ban; and a local effort restores frog habitats.--To read more about any of the stories you hear on this podcast, visit the WXXI News website.Subscribe to our daily newsletter to get the latest local stories in your inbox each morning.--This podcast is a production of WXXI Public Media, a member supported local broadcasting station. Head to our donation page to become a WXXI member, support the show, and sustain what we do for years to come.