10:43 PM
Reported by: Thad Brown
Jon Gruden, not Mike Shanahan, was Buffalo's first choice |
10:20 PM
Reported by: WROC-TV
Geneva Police have arrested a man in the stabbing deaths of a mother and her 12 year old daughter in Geneva. |
5:28 PM
Reported by: Jecoliah Ellis
10,000 vaccines available.. |
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Reported by: WROC-TV Wednesday, Nov 4, 2009 @06:50am EST Across the region, voter turnout was very low.
The numbers we are seeing are basically in line with what we've seen in local election years. In Monroe County, 29% of eligible voters showed up at the polls Tuesday night with turnout heavier in the suburbs than in Rochester. Democrats had feared that the lack of a competitive race within the city would hurt their countywide candidates, because Democrats hold such a big advantage in the city. Some folks we spoke to say they won't miss a chance to vote, while others say getting to their polling place is a real challenge. |
10:43 PM
Reported by: Thad Brown
Jon Gruden, not Mike Shanahan, was Buffalo's first choice |
10:20 PM
Reported by: WROC-TV
Geneva Police have arrested a man in the stabbing deaths of a mother and her 12 year old daughter in Geneva. |
5:28 PM
Reported by: Jecoliah Ellis
10,000 vaccines available.. |
5:10 PM
Reported by: WROC-TV
We asked Dr. Marcy Mulcony of Genesee Valley Obstetrics and Gynecology what women need to make of these recommendations. |
4:00 PM
Reported by: WROC-TV
The trading week on Wall Street ended basically flat in late trading. |
3:40 PM
Reported by: WROC-TV
On Friday, dramatic evidence was presented in the Frank Garcia double murder trial. |
3:20 PM
Reported by: WROC-TV
Better buckle your seatbelts. On Friday, state and local police began the annual Buckle Up New York campaign. |
3:00 PM
Reported by: WROC-TV
The H1N1 flu may be loosening its grip across much of the U.S. |
2:40 PM
Reported by: WROC-TV
A 21-year-old man was stabbed on Friday afternoon in Rochester. The incident happened on Culver Road; a little down the street from East High School. |
2:20 PM
Reported by: WROC-TV
Defense Secretary Robert Gates is dodging questions about the future of U.S. involvement in Afghanistan. |