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Voting rights advocates say Election 2020 and its aftermath left an enduring imprint on voter access and simple trust in one of America’s most pivotal swing states.

This report provides a snapshot of the U.S. Executive Branch priorities via daily schedules and the prior day's press releases

With President Biden in Delaware for a week-long vacation, Vice President Harris is taking center stage for the White House. Harris began her jam-packed week by sitting down with ABC News for a one-on-one interview. She will later meet with a foreign leader, travel to Florida and Wisconsin, and deliver remarks Friday on the monthly…

CANANDAIGUA — Known as Canandaigua’s “Magnificent Benefactress,” Mary Clark Thompson died July 28, 1923, at the age of 87.

Lets test your knowledge with todays quiz from Bill Flick.

Ezra Eddy was one of the founders of First National Bank in 1878. The bank provided loans for almost every home and business in the area at the time.

I’m sure some of you will remember a nursery rhyme many of us learned as young children in which your hands show the church building and the fingers create the

Through the rich use of figurative and abstract elements, Beauford Delaney, Ken Gun Min, and Didier William create compositions that go far beyond sexual...

WILMINGTON — The congregation of a two-century old Methodist church in downtown Wilmington is fighting back after it was suddenly closed in March. READ MORE…

Interviewin': Keith Wildenberg is a tall man whose hawkish face is topped with a mop of shaggy curls. He is leaning over my kitchen counter and gesturing