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Police: Rochester man charged after Canandaigua bar fight

Police: Rochester man charged after Canandaigua bar fight
A bar fight on June 2nd led to the arrest of a 27-year-old Rochester man, according to the Canandaigua Police Department. Police report that Brian Giehl, 27, was charged with third-degree assault after striking a male several times in the face and head causing physical injury during a fight. The fight took place at a local establishment called the ‘Sand... more

Rochester duo stole from multiple stores in Seneca County

Rochester duo stole from multiple stores in Seneca County
The Seneca County Sheriff’s Office reports on Saturday deputies arrested a Rochester pair after a reported larceny at a Junius business. Phontasia A. Jackson, 20, and Keonda L. Brooks, 21, both of Rochester were charged with criminal possession of stolen property after stealing property from three separate businesses in Junius. Brooks was also charged with possession of burglar’s tools for... more

INSIDE THE FLX: Vincent Esposito of Empire State Development talks economic development in the Finger Lakes

INSIDE THE FLX: Vincent Esposito of Empire State Development talks economic development in the Finger Lakes
For the Finger Lakes – the road to economic development has been a long, and often bumpy one, with a multitude of challenges being faced. However, significant changes in policy over the last decade have paved the way for new economic development in the region. While Governor Andrew Cuomo’s methods for producing that economic development through competition and regional zones... more

THE DEBRIEF: Unpacking Geneva contracts, new DRI money, and mental health data (podcast)

THE DEBRIEF: Unpacking Geneva contracts, new DRI money, and mental health data (podcast)
The hosts of the Debrief Podcast are tackling the biggest stories in the Finger Lakes over the last two weeks. Hosts Jackie Augustine and Josh Durso break down the latest in the search for Geneva’s next city manager, city contracts that could impact one elected official’s future, as well as new data released by the Centers for Disease Control regarding... more

U of R Professor who outed colleague resigns with scathing letter

U of R Professor who outed colleague resigns with scathing letter
A professor who was named one of Time magazine’s 2017 Persons of the Year for outing a colleague accused of sexual misconduct has resigned from the University of Rochester over the university’s handling of complaints against him. Celeste Kidd said Friday that the university had not meaningfully responded to problems that she and several other faculty members raised in a... more

Air quality alert issued for Upstate NY for Father’s Day

Air quality alert issued for Upstate NY for Father’s Day
An air quality alert has been issued for much of Upstate New York for Sunday. High heat and strong sunlight are expected to boost levels of ozone during the day, the state Department of Environmental Conservation said. The alert is in effect from 11 a.m. to 11 p.m. The state Department of Health encourages people who have respiratory problems, including... more

North Carolinian wins 2018 Monroe Invitational Championship

North Carolinian wins 2018 Monroe Invitational Championship
Saturday was the fourth and final day of the Monroe Invitational Championship. The previous winners of the Monroe Invitational include household names like the world’s top ranked player, Dustin Johnson. Coming in, Ashton Poole was our leader from Friday. He’d have a bit of a tough round Saturday afternoon though and would wind up finishing tied for ninth. He was... more

Tuesday morning greets FLX residents with cooler temps

Tuesday morning greets FLX residents with cooler temps
The latest Finger Lakes forecast heading into the overnight: Showers and thunderstorms likely before 2:00 AM,. Cloudy, with a low around 62. West wind 9 to 13 mph becoming northwest after midnight. Chance of precipitation is 60%. New rainfall amounts between a tenth and quarter of an inch, except higher amounts possible in thunderstorms. Check out the latest at our Weather... more

Breast Cancer Coalition of Rochester receives $300K award

Breast Cancer Coalition of Rochester receives 0K award
Senator Pam Helming announced that the New York State Senate passed a Senate Resolution awarding $300,000 to the Breast Cancer Coalition of Rochester. This critical funding will assist BCCR with its continued outreach and support services to those impacted by breast cancer in the Wayne-Finger Lakes region. The Breast Cancer Coalition of Rochester is an independent, grassroots organization dedicated to... more

Finger Lakes or bust: how wineries are taking innovative approaches to changing climate

Finger Lakes or bust: how wineries are taking innovative approaches to changing climate
The winters of 2014 and 2015 dealt Tom and Susan Higgins, the owners of Heart & Hands Wine Co. in the Finger Lakes, a one-two punch that left them concerned about the viability of their business. It started with the fierce winter of 2014. January and February temperatures were a roller coaster ride from highs near 50, rapidly dipping down... more

Blue-Green Algae: The summer guest Honeoye didn’t invite

Blue-Green Algae: The summer guest Honeoye didn’t invite
In the Finger Lakes, summertime is highly anticipated and upon arrival, cherished. The temperament of Upstate New York isn’t exactly amiable for a good part of the year, so when people can be on or near the lake — enjoying the sunshine — they take full advantage. Something has been threatening this prized lake time in recent years, to the... more

BRINGING THE HEAT: Hottest weather since 2012 moves into the Finger Lakes

BRINGING THE HEAT: Hottest weather since 2012 moves into the Finger Lakes
Heat advisories have been issued, and officials are urging for the elderly and young to use extreme caution. In an advisory on Thursday, New York State Office for the Aging Director Greg Olsen warned that older adults, specifically those who are low-income, live alone, have chronic conditions or take certain medications are more at risk for heat-related illnesses. “Extreme heat... more

State DEC crews battle plant causing burns and blindness

State DEC crews battle plant causing burns and blindness
State DEC crews are out in full force battling against a plant that can cause burns and blindness. It’s called giant hogweed. The sap inside the towering plant can cause burns on your skin if it is exposed to the sun. Crews use herbicide to kill the plant without killing pollinators like bees and butterflies. While Livingston, Monroe, and Wayne... more

How to protect your pet from firework stress on July Fourth

How to protect your pet from firework stress on July Fourth
More dogs run away during the Fourth of July than any other day of the year according to the American Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals. Although many people have fun during the holiday, the booming fireworks and noisy celebrations can be very nerve-wracking for any animal — not just dogs. “It can be stressful for any pet... more

Thunderstorms rip through the Finger Lakes on Monday

Thunderstorms rip through the Finger Lakes on Monday
Severe thunderstorms moved through our area Monday afternoon and into the evening, mostly south of the Thruway to the west and through the central/southern Finger Lakes. These storms packed a punch with strong lightning and torrential downpours causing flash flooding and downed trees and power lines. NYSEG reported over 20,000 Finger Lakes residents lost power, many who remain in the... more

Rochester man accused of selling heroin, fentanyl in Canandaigua

Rochester man accused of selling heroin, fentanyl in Canandaigua
On June 29th at approximately 5:00 pm, police arrested a 25-year-old Rochester man in Canandaigua following an investigation into the sale of heroin and fentanyl in Canandaigua. Kenneth M. Holmes, of Rochester was charged with criminal sale of a controlled substance in the third degree. It’s alleged that Holmes sold fentanyl and heroin while in the City of Canandaigua over... more
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