WXXI Daily News
News & Politics
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WXXI Daily News brings you up-to-date local news headlines and in-depth stories from Rochester and beyond. Updated every weekday morning with reporting from our award-winning news department, so you have everything you need to start your day. Listen here or wherever you get your favorite podcasts.
Episodes
- Today's headlines for May 12
This episode covers the return of New Yorkers from a cruise hantavirus outbreak, legal defense payments for New York's attorney general, and a Department of Environmental Conservation birding initiative for library visitors.
- Today's headlines for May 11
WXXI Daily News covers today's headlines for May 11, including state budget confusion, Rochester's 2027 spending plan, upcoming SNAP changes, and the consideration of automated traffic controls.
- Today's headlines for May 8
WXXI Daily News reports on conflicting state budget news, Monroe County's tentative agreement to compensate a blinded police officer, and calls for New York to join national redistricting efforts.
- Today's headlines for May 7
This episode of WXXI Daily News covers an Irondequoit town board candidate, New York's attorney general on surveillance pricing, and Rochester and Monroe County's semi-quincentennial plans.
- Today's headlines for May 6
Today's WXXI Daily News headlines include discussions on Trump's border czar, New York lawmakers and ICE cooperation, and the expansion of a program assisting HIV-positive New Yorkers experiencing homelessness. Also, Roberts Wesleyan has n…
- Today's headlines for May 5
This episode of WXXI Daily News covers New York utility rebates, the potential foreclosure of a Rochester homeless encampment, and efforts to increase penalties for sex traffickers.
- Today's headlines for May 4
This episode of WXXI Daily News discusses a local university, state budget, and judicial independence. It also mentions visiting the WXXI News website for additional information.
- Today's headlines for May 1
This episode of WXXI Daily News covers New York potentially banning ICE from local jails, the death of a woman in police custody in Wayne County, and economic difficulties for Finger Lakes wineries due to reduced Canadian tourism.