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WXXI Daily News

WXXI Daily News brings you up-to-date local news headlines and in-depth stories from Rochester and beyond. Updated every weekday morning with reporting from our award-winning news department, so you have everything you need to start your day.Listen here or wherever you get your favorite podcasts.

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5:40

Today's headlines for July 31

WXXI Daily News ·

2023/07/31

More job opportunities in the cannabis industry are expected to emerge, Foodlink’s Curbside Market is celebrating ten years of bringing fresh and affordable food to Rochester neighborhoods, and Regina Spektor plays a solo show tomorrow night at Rochester’s Kodak Center.

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5:06

Today's headlines for July 28

WXXI Daily News ·

2023/07/28

The Rochester Police Department says cars and property are safer when there is a crowd in well-lit areas, new owners of CityGate plaza are looking to restart the long-stalled development that is home to Costco on Rochester’s southside, and the Syracuse Catholic Diocese will pay 100-million dollars to hundreds of survivors of sexual abuse.

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5:45

Today's headlines for July 27

WXXI Daily News ·

2023/07/27

A local philanthropist with deep ties to Rochester is now being celebrated in a new biography on her life and legacy, Stefon Diggs is reassuring but short on specifics in saying he and the Buffalo Bills are back on the same page as training camp opened in Pittsford yesterday, and the new executive director of the Father Tracy Advocacy Center in Rochester is working on a plan to reduce drug dealing on North Clinton Avenue.

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5:17

Today's headlines for July 26

WXXI Daily News ·

2023/07/26

A SUNY-ESF expert says recent “unprecedented” weather trends like air pollution and flash flooding are our new normal, there are places people in Rochester can go to get some relief from the heat, and the University of Rochester are offering an update on a cybersecurity attack that was first reported in early June.

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4:26

Today's headlines for July 25

WXXI Daily News ·

2023/07/25

The quarter honoring Oswego native Dr. Mary Edwards Walker now has an official face, an extended-stay hotel is being proposed along Elmwood Avenue in Rochester, and after Buffalo Bills safety Damar Hamlin’s heart stopped on the field last season many people in Western New York are still interested in learning how to administer CPR.

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5:15

Today's headlines for July 24

WXXI Daily News ·

2023/07/24

Rochester Mayor Malik Evans and Police Chief David Smith say there will be extra police presence in parts of the Jefferson Avenue neighborhood on the southwest side in the coming days, federal help is on the way to parts of New York affected by flooding earlier this month, and small team of city ambassadors or guides could begin fanning out across downtown Rochester by early fall.

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5:24

Today's headlines for July 21

WXXI Daily News ·

2023/07/21

Nurses at Rochester General Hospital have voted to authorize a two-day strike, a vessel called "the Golden Rule" will be at the Port of Rochester for the next few days to raise awareness about the growing danger of nuclear war, and the annual Grassroots Festival of Music and Dance is underway.

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6:00

Today's headlines for July 20

WXXI Daily News ·

2023/07/20

The Rochester Union of Nurses and Allied Professionals say a strike is now inevitable, a new recycling program aims to take food scraps from the community and turn those into energy, and the New York state Office of Cannabis Management has signed off on a measure allowing cannabis to be sold at fairs, festivals, concerts and other events.

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5:02

Today's headlines for July 19

WXXI Daily News ·

2023/07/19

People have reported problems with their swimming pools which appears to be linked to the smoky haze that filled the skies in recent weeks, a winery from the Finger Lakes will be the first in New York to sell its products in Puerto Rico, and candidates for public office in New York disclosed their campaign finances with the state Board of Elections this week.

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6:00

Today's headlines for July 18

WXXI Daily News ·

2023/07/18

For the second day in a row the skies above Rochester and Western New York will be filled with smoke from Canadian wildfires, recount results are in for the Rochester Board of Education primary election, and Senator Kirsten Gillibrand is pushing for national monument status for Fort Ontario in Oswego.

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5:01

Today's headlines for July 17

WXXI Daily News ·

2023/07/17

The New York State Department of Environmental Conservation has issued an Air Quality Alert until midnight for Rochester the rest of the state, this year’s Pride festivities in Rochester drew thousands with a parade along Park Avenue followed by a festival in Cobb’s Hill Park over the weekend, Worker shortages in public sector jobs is the focus of a nationwide bus tour kicking off today in Rochester.

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5:27

Today's headlines for July 14

WXXI Daily News ·

2023/07/14

Members of the local LGBTQ-plus community who also have intellectual and developmental disabilities are getting ready to participate in the Rochester Pride Parade this weekend, producers of the Rochester Fringe Festival have unveiled the lineup for this year's shows, and relatives of those killed and wounded during last year’s mass shooting at a supermarket in Buffalo are suing those who THEY SAY contributed to the massacre.

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5:23

Today's headlines for July 13

WXXI Daily News ·

2023/07/13

Canandaigua is under a flood watch again today, an international commission has upheld the Onondaga Nation's right to pursue claims against the United States and New York state for unjustly taking indigenous lands two centuries ago, and the city is launching a one-year pilot program at its rec centers in an effort to boost the emotional health of Rochester's children.

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4:44

Today's headlines for July 12

WXXI Daily News ·

2023/07/12

Despite the Supreme Court’s decision on affirmative action local colleges and universities are not expecting fewer students of color on their campuses, Monroe County elected officials will get their first pay increases in decades after the Legislature approved them during a meeting last night, and the University of Rochester will be billing patients for more complex requests sent to providers through “MyChart” messaging.”

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5:06

Today's headlines for July 11

WXXI Daily News ·

2023/07/11

Some leaders say divisions in the local Democratic Party were apparent in this year’s primary, Mayor Malik Evans has once again extended the city’s gun violence state of emergency, and the cleanup continues after flash flooding caused major problems in various parts of the state, especially in the Canandaigua area.

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5:27

Today's headlines for July 10

WXXI Daily News ·

2023/07/10

A Brockport connection to the Boston Tea Party will be celebrated later this morning, Rochester’s Pride celebrations are underway and we learn why our city celebrates in July, and parts of Canandaigua are cleaning up this morning after devastating flooding Sunday afternoon.

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5:00

Today's headlines for July 7

WXXI Daily News ·

2023/07/07

Two hospitals in the Finger Lakes will now be affiliated with the University of Rochester Medical Center; consumers across New York state were feeling a bit less optimistic about the economy in the second quarter, and a native of Afghanistan has launched a new food business - aimed at the growing Afghan refugee community.

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4:51

Today's headlines for July 6

WXXI Daily News ·

2023/07/06

Monroe County’s public health commissioner says as long as there are wildfires in Canada, local residents will need to navigate air quality issues; New York state is trying to encourage more people to work in state government by dropping fees for taking Civil Service exams; and a local nonprofit is counting on its biggest fundraiser of the year to support a growing number of refugees in Rochester.

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4:54

Today's headlines for July 5

WXXI Daily News ·

2023/07/05

As the Dryden Theatre honors the late actor and Fairport native Philip Seymour Hoffman, WXXI’s Daniel J. Kushner spoke to Hoffman’s niece about his legacy; New York drivers could see a digital driver’s license on their smartphones by the end of the year; a pedestrian bridge in the High Falls area of Rochester is closing this week for a major rehab project; a proposal from Sen. Kirsten Gillibrand would make it easier to file an extreme risk protection order, better known as a "Red Flag" petition; and

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9:22

Today's headlines for July 3

WXXI Daily News ·

2023/07/03

Arm-wrestling is riding a new wave of popularity, and WXXI’s David Andreatta visited the epicenter of it in Rochester; a proposal to provide emergency housing for the homeless in a former hotel at the edge of the Corn Hill neighborhood has hit a snag; the 20th edition of the CGI Greater Rochester International Jazz Festival is in the books; and the Rochester Public Library says it's eliminating daily fines on overdue materials for both children and adults.

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