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Dr. Michael Mendoza, the former Monroe County Commissioner of Public Health, signed a non-disclosure agreement (NDA) upon his sudden resignation, prohibiting any discussion regarding the specifics of his departure. Serving since 2016, including through the COVID-19 pandemic, Mendoza resigned in March 2024, shortly after his reappointment in August 2022. The terms of the NDA prevent […]
Donald Glover, widely recognized for his musical persona Childish Gambino, has announced the release of his final two albums. Revealed during his appearance at Coachella, Glover disclosed that the first album will be a completed version of his earlier project “3.15.20,” which will be released under its original title “Atavista” and will also be available […]
Law enforcement agencies across 19 countries, coordinated by the UK’s Metropolitan Police and supported by Europol, have successfully dismantled a global phishing service known as LabHost. Established in 2021, LabHost facilitated cybercrime by offering phishing kits for a $249 monthly subscription, enabling hackers to create fraudulent websites to steal sensitive information such as email addresses, […]
It’s being reported that 911 call centers across the country are experiencing outages that are affecting landlines. It’s confirmed that 4 states are dealing with 911 outages. Law enforcement agencies from South Dakota, Texas, Nebraska and Nevada announced that outages there is no word on what’s causing these issues. Widespread 911 outages hit four states […]
Mayor Malik Evans discussed the issue of violence in the city, and touching on several key components that lead to crime in the State of the City Address Wednesday night. As he honed in on the social behavior aspect, he shared that the Rochester Police Department is the first municipal police agency in America with […]
Lollypop Farm, a humane society based in Rochester, NY, has appealed to the public for assistance following a significant animal rescue operation. On April 16, the organization’s Humane Law Enforcement, with the aid of the Animal Emergency Response Team, executed a warrant related to a hoarding investigation on Leopard Street. During this 12-hour operation, they […]
The U.S. Supreme Court ruled to simplify the process for employees to sue their employers for discrimination following involuntary job transfers. The unanimous decision, authored by Justice Elena Kagan, favored Jatonya Clayborn Muldrow, a St. Louis police sergeant. She argued her department discriminated against her by moving her from an intelligence division to a less […]
WNBA star Brittney Griner and her wife, Cherelle Griner, are excitedly anticipating the arrival of their first child, as revealed in a recent Instagram post. The couple shared a heartfelt snapshot of themselves with an ultrasound image, expressing their eagerness to meet their “favorite human being” in July 2024. This joyful news comes after a […]
An elderly Ohio man is being charged with murder after shooting a 61 year old female Uber driver that was instructed to pick up a package from the man’s address. Reports say both individuals were both victims of a phone scam. After an Investigation it was later found the man received a call about a […]
After news that current superintendent Dr. Carmine Peluso announced that he is leaving on June 30th to lead the Churchville-Chili Central School District. Board of Education President Cynthia Elliott says the board has to act fast getting the right interim superintendent in place. The board met This week to iron out the criteria they are […]