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NYSPHSAA: High-risk winter sports on hold until at least January

NYSPHSAA: High-risk winter sports on hold until at least January

Student volunteers help test for COVID at SUNY Geneseo
Student volunteers help test for COVID at SUNY Geneseo
Neighbor jumps into action, wakes up family in Tuesday morning garage fire
Neighbor jumps into action, wakes up family in Tuesday morning garage fire
Webster schools report zero positive COVID cases on first day of Yellow Zone testing
Webster schools report zero positive COVID cases on first day of Yellow Zone testing
Rochester food cupboard damaged by fire
Rochester food cupboard damaged by fire
URMC, Rochester Regional assessing capacity as COVID-19 cases rise
URMC, Rochester Regional assessing capacity as COVID-19 cases rise
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Flakes flying Tuesday

Shoppers flock to supermarkets amid rising COVID-19 cases

New York AG stops three Amazon sellers from hand sanitizer price gouging

Empire State College hosting Food Drive Tuesday

Snowflakes fly around Rochester, social media responds

Good Question: What are the plans for helping the homeless?

Change to COVID school testing makes a superintendent do 'backflips'

Facial recognition system at airport still not operational

Data: More than one million US children have tested positive for COVID

TRAFFIC ALERT: Crash shuts down part of 390

National & World

FILE - In this Oct. 24, 2020, file photo, President Donald Trump speaks during a campaign rally in Circleville, Ohio. Trump's 2020 reelection campaign was powered by a cell phone app that allowed staff to monitor the movements of his millions of supporters, and offered intimate access to their social networks. The app lets Trump's team communicate directly with the 2.8 million people who downloaded it and if they gave permission, with their entire contact list as well. (AP Photo/Evan Vucci, File)

Financially troubled startup helped power Trump campaign

'Dueling dinosaurs' fossils donated to North Carolina museum
States plead for more federal help as virus outbreak worsens
Volunteers still needed to test variety of COVID-19 vaccines
Crump represents families of 2 teens fatally shot in Florida
Weinstein accusers endorse Manhattan DA candidate Lucy Lang
Amazon opens online pharmacy, shaking up another industry
Field of tulips joins worried mom with widow battling cancer
Trump campaign lawsuit in Pennsylvania vote heads to court
Wall Street taps the brakes following its record-setting run
Pompeo meets Orthodox spiritual leader in Istanbul
Ohio senator joins COVID-19 vaccine study to set example
NATO chief warns of high price if troops leave Afghanistan
Man indicted in shooting of 2 officers at Taylor protest
Who will be the first to get COVID-19 vaccines?
California businesses hit with new virus restrictions
McBride, Rankine among nominees for Carnegie literary medals
Asian shares rise buoyed by news on coronavirus vaccine
Trump attacks Vegas-area certification of Biden election win
California governor imposes new restrictions in pandemic
Baltimore mayor vetoes renaming Christopher Columbus obelisk

Good Question

Good Question: What are the plans for helping the homeless?

Good Question: What are the plans for helping the homeless?

Good Question: Are the new toll readers tracking your speed?

Good Question: Are the new toll readers tracking your speed?

Good Question: Is this DMV text real, or a scam?

Good Question: Is this DMV text real, or a scam?

News10NBC Investigates

Daniel Prude

News10NBC Investigates: Daniel Prude's final hours

News10NBC Investigates: Help for homeless under Carter Street bridge

News10NBC Investigates: Help for homeless under Carter Street bridge

News10NBC Investigates: Homeless Hotspot: The Carter Street bridge

News10NBC Investigates: Homeless Hotspot: The Carter Street bridge

Inside the Evidence

Wendy Jerome

Police: Arrest made in Wendy Jerome cold case from 1984

Inside the Evidence: Caught on camera: Can you help catch the killers?

Inside the Evidence: Caught on camera: Can you help catch the killers?

Norman Huck

Inside the Evidence: Mafia associate found dead in Chili

Rochester in Focus

Rochester in Focus: Raising awareness for diabetes

Rochester in Focus: Raising awareness for diabetes

Rochester in Focus: Tech education Jedi helping teachers succeed in virtual classrooms

Rochester in Focus: Tech education Jedi helping teachers succeed in virtual classrooms

RIF: Veterans Outreach Center holds virtual Stars and Stripes gala

RIF: Veterans Outreach Center holds virtual Stars and Stripes gala

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Good Question: Are the new toll readers tracking your speed?
Good Question: Are the new toll readers tracking your speed?
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Change to COVID school testing makes a superintendent do 'backflips'
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Data: Monroe County nearing criteria for Orange Zone designation
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Neighbor jumps into action, wakes up family in Tuesday morning garage fire
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Sports

Japanese Prime Minister, International Olympic Committee President meet
Japanese Prime Minister, International Olympic Committee President meet
March Madness in one place? NCAA looking at Indianapolis
FILE - Duke players celebrate after the NCAA Final Four college basketball tournament championship game against Wisconsin in Indianapolis, in this Monday, April 6, 2015, file photo. The NCAA announced Monday, Nov. 16, 2020, it plans to hold the entire 2021 men's college basketball tournament in one geographic location to mitigate the risks of COVID-19 and is in talks with Indianapolis to be the host city (AP Photo/David J. Phillip, File)
Jim Boeheim tests positive for COVID-19
Jim Boeheim tests positive for COVID-19
Bills lose on a last-second heartbreaker to Cardinals
Bills lose on a last-second heartbreaker to Cardinals
Bills' corner Josh Norman tests positive for COVID-19
Bills' corner Josh Norman tests positive for COVID-19
Greece Arcadia advances in sectionals on penalty kicks
Greece Arcadia advances in sectionals on penalty kicks

Strange News

'Dueling dinosaurs' fossils donated to North Carolina museum
FILE - In this Nov. 14, 2013, file photo, one of two
Russian city to demolish derided 'Robot' building
A man walks past the never-occupied building in Kaliningrad, Russia, Thursday, Oct. 29, 2020. The hulking never-occupied building sardonically likened to a robot's head that has loomed over the city of Kaliningrad for decades is to be demolished next year, the region's governor says. The 21-story House of Soviets was left unfinished when funding ran out in 1985 amid the Soviet Union's economic struggles and later was assessed to be structurally unsound. (AP Photo/James Heintz)
NYC woman gets ill swan to clinic via foot, car and subway
This Nov. 5, 2020 photo provided by Josh Spector shows Ariel Cordova-Rojas with Bae, a female mute swan, as the swan is rescued in the Jamaica Bay Wildlife Refuge, in the Queens borough of New York. Cordova-Rojas was assisted by a couple with a car who agreed to drive the swan and Cordova-Rojas to a nearby subway station. Later an employee of the Wild Bird Rescue met them at another subway station for transport to the organization's clinic on New York's Upper West Side. (Josh Spector via AP)
Female banded mongooses lead battle for chance to find mates
In this August 2013 photo provided by the Banded Mongoose Research Project in November 2020, banded mongooses form battle lines in Queen Elizabeth National Park, Uganda. When families of banded mongooses prepare to fight, they form battle lines. Each clan of about 20 animals stands nose to nose, their ears flattened back, as they stare down the enemy. A scrubby savannah separates them, until the first animals run forward. (Harry Marshall/Banded Mongoose Research Project via AP)
Cat at Northeast's highest peak dies after 12 years on duty
In this June 28, 2020 image provided by Mount Washington Observatory, Marty the cat walks on a boulder outside the Mount Washington Observatory in North Conway, N.H. The black Maine coon cat, who has patrolled the Northeast's highest peak for a dozen years as its weather observatory's mascot, has died. The Mount Washington Observatory staff have had a cat at the summit since 1932. (Ryan Knapp/Mount Washington Observatory via AP)
Michigan couple with 14 sons welcome their first daughter
This November 2020 photo provided by Jay Schwandt shows Maggie Schwandt. A Michigan couple whose large family attracted attention by growing to include 14 sons welcomed their first daughter nearly three decades after the birth of their first child. Maggie Schwandt was born Thursday, Nov. 5, 2020, at a hospital in Grand Rapids, Mich. (Jay Schwandt via AP)
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