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In today's top stories: A Batavia woman demands answers from ICE after agents took her husband away. Advocates want New York State to fund recovery for animals rescued from hoarding and abuse. WXXI prepares you for election day with an in depth break down of the governor candidate debate and the in's and out's of where and how you can cast a ballot. -- 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 plans to investigate Monroe County's jailhouse medical team after an inmate's death. A state program is trying to act now before federal Medicaid cuts take full effect. A visiting economist speaks on the ripple effects coming from tariffs on green energy. -- 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: Gates police will soon release more information on a deadly shooting investigation. WXXI's Capitol correspondent breaks down the one and only debate between New York's governor candidates. Rural towns consider the benefits and drawbacks of welcoming data centers once the state moratorium expires. -- 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: Measles vaccinations are down in Monroe County and the public health commissioner says an outbreak is coming . The two candidates for New York governor will debate tonight, so WXXI correspondents break down their arguments and Trump's visit to Syracuse rallying for the GOP candidate, while thousands protest outside. Breast cancer advocates call out a regional lawmaker for going against a bill that would support cancer patients. -- 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: Two brothers demand answers from Gates police about why their sister was shot to death by an officer. On this Indigenous People's Day, WXXI's Capitol Correspondent look at a weeks-long protest against a pipeline project on native land . A new film shines a light on LGBTQ+ Ukrainians who are fighting for their country in the war with Russia. -- 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: For the first time in half a century, the University of Rochester opens up a new school of study . Who are the Democratic Socialists of America ? WXXI speaks with local chapter organizers as a growing number of young voters align with the party. The region is in the thick of fall, but winter holiday plans are in full swing too. WXXI takes a look at this year's coming attractions for the ROC Holiday Village. -- 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: Governor Hochul takes control of the reopened Cornell rape case away from local investigators, citing a lack of public trust. A major change to SNAP is now in effect with states bearing the brunt of the financial burden. WXXI's investigative reporter dives into new data that shows domestic violence in Rochester remains abnormally high. -- 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: Elected leaders around New York call for transparency and change in response to the reopened gang rape case at Cornell. A former Biden-era internet safety advisor visits Rochester to talk about regulating big tech companies. The City of Rochester organizes dozens of events over the weekend highlighting Roc the Riverway improvement projects. -- 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: Rochester elected leaders make a push to better understand disabilities and early childhood intervention programs. A transportation advocacy nonprofit invests in slowing down cars to make streets safer for bikers and pedestrians. WXXI's Hispanic Heritage Month series continues by highlighting Latinos in government here in Rochester and all the way up to state elected office. -- 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: A woman files a lawsuit claiming seven fraternity members at Cornell University assaulted her and weren't properly punished. Investigators in Ithaca reopen her case. WXXI's education reporter looks back at a student-led protest 60 years ago that emphasized disability rights. The City of Rochester takes inspiration from Japan to plan more green space in the city. -- 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: The Rochester City School District opens up a new resource center to connect better with parents and guardians. WXXI's investigations team takes a closer look at a former "rising star" suddenly ousted from the Rochester Philharmonic Orchestra, accused of statutory rape. Both governor candidates campaigned across New York this weekend. WXXI looks at where that race stands now as we get closer and closer to the midterms. -- 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: A coalition of towns across New York are setting priorities now to be ready for state budget time. The Rochester Red Wings are on their way to the Triple-A championship in Las Vegas. Continuing WXXI's Hispanic Heritage Month coverage, we feature a Latino advocacy group investing tens of thousands of dollars into Rochester-area nonprofits. -- 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: Representative Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez will be in Buffalo today campaigning for Democrats ahead of the midterms. A delegation from Ukraine lands in Rochester and one member visits the WXXI studios to share firsthand perspective on the war with Russia. As we enter hunting and fishing season, New York opens up the waters for anyone to fish without a license for a day. -- 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: A former Rochester schools administrator is suing the district after he was fired and accused of abusing children. For Hispanic Heritage Month, WXXI's correspondent at the Capitol talks with Latino elected leaders about tackling key issues like immigration ahead of the midterms. There's a new report on the high rate of local student absenteeism, which hasn't improved even years after the pandemic. -- 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: Another round of state checks will hit the mail coming to New Yorkers, refunding part of your utility costs. Those same utility companies get scolded by the state for failing to meet customer service standards once again. Daniel’s Law is rolling out in more cities to test alternative response to mental health crises. The countdown is over as Buffalo Bills training camp returns to St. John Fisher University. -- 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 new law in New York will put an age limit on certain social media content. Monroe County is set to consider joining other local counties in starting up an animal abuser registry. The state is looking for ideas on alternative fuel and there's millions of dollars in it for promising proposals. -- 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: 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.