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When the People’s Republik closed in 2021 after more than 20 years in business, the bar’s manager knew he wanted to keep its spirit alive.

Anthony Annucci has led the state Department of Corrections and Community Supervision for nearly nine years, but some state lawmakers believe he should no longer hold the top job.

Rochester-area cases of alleged fertility fraud are driving the push for new laws in New York.

WBFO asked nursing home stakeholders to grade Gov. Kathy Hochul’s handling of the industry as she marks six months in office Thursday. They gave her mostly positive reviews while acknowledging that former Gov. Andrew Cuomo set a low bar.

There is a crowded field of Republican candidates running in the newly drawn 24th Congressional District.

Members of New York’s Conservative Party, many of whom are also Republicans, held a press conference in Albany County on Monday, calling for a new mandatory minimum sentence for someone convicted of killing a police officer.

The money will be distributed similar to a CHIPS program, but Hochul has not said how much would come to Western New York.

If passed, it would add into state law a duty for reproductive tissue banks to collect and verify medical, educational, and criminal background information for all donors.

ALBANY, NY — The New York State Senate Republican Conference today officially released its “Take Back New York” 2022 legislative agenda. A response to the neglect and decline of our state created by Democrat One-Party Rule, Take Back New York would restore balance and common sense to government while vigorously rejecting the extreme policies of the past three years. “Democrat One-Party Rule has been nothing short of a disaster for New York State.

Very sick or injured people are going to have a little better chance of survival under new state legislation allowing blood transfusions in air ambulance services.