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Local National Guard member being deployed to help fight conronavirus pandemic

Local National Guard member being deployed to help fight conronavirus pandemic

Strong National Museum of Play making progress on parking garage

Strong National Museum of Play making progress on parking garage

'Let There be Light' acknowledges hard work of healthcare professionals

'Let There be Light' acknowledges hard work of healthcare professionals

Local animal hospital making changes amid coronavirus pandemic

Local animal hospital making changes amid coronavirus pandemic

U of R: 5 cases of coronavirus in campus community

U of R: 5 cases of coronavirus in campus community

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RPD: Suspect in custody after West Ridge Road pursuit

Police have a suspect in custody after a pursuit on West Ridge Road and Bernice Street.

Rent is due after thousands of New Yorkers lost their jobs

Thousands of recently laid-off New Yorkers woke up to an even newer reality Wednesday morning.

Fleet Feet celebrates National Walking Day with charity shirt sales

Wednesday is National Walking Day and one local business wants to make sure you remember that walking and running are not canceled.

RCSD to get $35M in lottery 'spin-up' funding from state

The budget has not yet been voted on but the bills are being printed as we speak and I'm told there is a three-way agreement on a deal to help close the Rochester City School District's budget gap.

Police investigating fatal shooting on Alexander and Main

Police are investigating a fatal shooting that happened on Alexander Street in Rochester on Wednesday.

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Roberts Wesleyan postponing 2020 commencement

Roberts Wesleyan College made the decision to postpone its 2020 commencement.

Chris Collins requests later prison report date over coronavirus concerns

Because of the coronavirus, former Congressman Chris Collins wants to push back the date he has to report to prison.

Coronavirus in Monroe County: 59 new confirmed cases, bringing total to 359

The Monroe County Department of Health announced 59 new confirmed cases of COVID-19 in Monroe County, bringing the total number of cases to 359.

Tops says it will not enforce plastic bag ban during COVID-19 outbreak

Tops will not enforce the plastic bag ban during the COVID-19 outbreak.

Essential businesses putting limits on number of customers allowed in their stores

Some local stores deemed essential businesses are putting limits on the number of customers allowed in their stores at once.

URMC responds to concerns over man with COVID-19 symptoms in maternity ward

The University of Rochester Medical Center responded to concerns over a situation that happened in the Strong Memorial Hospital Maternity Ward.

Sen. Funke: Briefing shows RCSD expected to receive $35M a year from state

 It looks like the Rochester City School District will receive the $35 million it has been asking from the state.

C.U.R.E.'s 5K and fun walk going virtual

Businesses and non-profit organizations are taking a hit during this pandemic, but some are finding ways to still raise money.

Irondequoit Bay Bridge to close Wednesday

A heads up this morning for people who drive between Irondequoit and Webster.

Deputies investigating shots fired in Hilton

Monroe County Sheriff's Office is investigating a report of shots fired.

RPD: Speeding leads to rollover crash

Officers say a driver was speeding when they crashed, causing the car to rollover.

RPD investigating Joesph Avenue, Emerson Street shootings

Rochester Police are investigating a shooting on the city's north side.

Building destroyed in fire on Gravel Road in Webster

News10NBC is working to get information about a fire in Webster Tuesday evening.

Local child care centers remain open for those who need them

Earlier Tuesday, the Child Care Council sent out a release saying that there are facilities available and openings for children who need care.

Century Mold making improved face shields

A common refrain from healthcare workers is that there's a shortage of protective masks when dealing with the coronavirus.

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