The Appellate Division, Fourth Department has dismissed as moot a removal proceeding filed under New York’s Public Officers Law § 36 against former Irondequoit Town Supervisor Andraé Evans, formally concluding the legal matter without an order of removal or disqualification. Former Irondequoit Town Supervisor Andraé Evans According to a press release issued Monday, the court dismissed the proceeding following the conclusion of Evans’ term in office. Because his term had alrea

Former President Barack Obama addressed the state of political discourse this week after President Donald Trump shared a social media video depicting Obama and former First Lady Michelle Obama as monkeys, imagery that drew bipartisan criticism. Former President Barack and Michelle Obama - Facebook photo The video, posted on Trump’s account on Truth Social, showed AI-generated imagery placing the Obamas’ faces onto animated ape bodies. The post was later deleted. After defiant

Hospitals across Monroe County are experiencing mounting pressure as a surge in influenza cases drives up emergency room visits and hospital admissions, straining staff and resources during the height of winter. Healthcare leaders say the current outbreak is among the most intense seen in recent years, with emergency departments reporting longer wait times and inpatient units nearing capacity. Facilities operated by Rochester Regional Health and UR Medicine have both reported

A sweeping new report on homelessness in Rochester paints a sobering picture of a system under strain, documenting a sharp rise in unhoused residents and urging immediate, coordinated action from city, county and state leaders. Rochester City Council President Miguel Meléndez - Photo by City of Rochester The 390-page report, commissioned by the Rochester City Council and spearheaded by Council President Miguel Meléndez, outlines what officials describe as a “growing humanitar