MEDINA — Medina native Joanna Gardner, inspired by the work of mythologist Joseph Campbell, turned to writing essays during ...

The fire last Saturday at the Baskin Livestock complex on Howard Street will likely be remembered as one of the city’s ...

Republican House Speaker Mike Johnson said on Friday that an explosive report on attorney general nominee Matt Gaetz should ...

In seeking to improve the messaging of winter hazards, the National Weather Service has consolidated and simplified various ...

BATAVIA — The former C.L. Carr building has long formed a part of downtown. Work is ongoing at the location that will ...

Often by mid-November winter has already started, or at least given us some much stronger hints of winter than we have had.

A public hearing is scheduled for Nov. 25 on the city's plan to apply for money for the demolition of six buildings on the Harvester campus.

Operating all-terrain and off-road vehicles on public highways or sidewalks is prohibited, the Genesee County Sheriff’s ...

BATAVIA — The next Wild Church gathering is set for Nov. 23. The gathering will take place 10 to 11 a.m. at the DeWitt Recreation Area on 115 Cedar St. All are welcome and participants are asked to ...

New York state has announced the implementation of Angelica's Law, which took effect Nov. 1. According to a news release from the state Department of Motor vehicles, the law will help to keep ...

Byron Brown, the new president and chief executive officer of Western Regional Off-Track Betting Corp., on Thursday afternoon ...

“Red One” is a holiday fantasy built on the retribution, punishment and crushed hopes we deserve right now. It imagines a ...