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Before Undeath hits the road for a national tour in May, the death metal quintet is holding its record release party Saturday, April 23.

The music headliners and special guests for the 2022 Rochester Lilac Festival will be announced Wednesday.

Is a white man playing the blues a quiet cultural appropriation?

Stephane Wrembel will perform at Lovin Cup on Feb. 19, bringing versions of Django Reinhardt selections that can not, for now, be heard live elsewhere.

Evgenii Somov swam a key breaststroke leg as the Louisville men swam faster than they did last year in the 200 medley relay to break the ACC Conference Record

The ubiquitous, Rochester-centric street art of Mike Dellaria, aka Dellarious, gets its own brick-and-mortar shop.

With a thin metallic click, Charles Jaffe flips open a lighter and ignites a cigarette. How long have you been smoking? “Since I was 11. Kicked out of...

A new book of images and anecdotes by photographer Julie Gelfand sheds light on the lives of Rochester artists Charles Jaffe and Martha Heller.

PHOTO PROVIDED Charlie Tahan is the driver in the movie "Drunk Bus," which was shot in Rochester. The unnamed co-star of “Drunk Bus,” now showing at The Little Theatre, is Rochester. The film’s co-directors, John Carlucci and Brandon LaGanke, and producer Eric Hollenbeck are back in town this weekend, — a reunion with the city that served as a stand-i...

Created: May 08, 2021 10:54 PM ROCHESTER, N.Y. (WHEC) — Across the state, there’s a new debate – whether or not businesses should be allowed to require the COVID-19 vaccine for employees and customers.  Public schools have required vaccines for things like measles, rubella, and other diseases for decades, but the COVID-19 vaccine is slightly different because of how it was approved for use.  "By law, you cant mandate a vaccine approved under an Emergency Use Authorization,"...