Good morning, Rochester.

Neighbors on Hurstbourne Road in Irondequoit celebrated their 50th annual block party on Saturday, marking both a half-century tradition and America’s 250th birthday while showcasing their enduring community spirit.

Webster golfers wrapped up the 4th Hermano Cup Championships Sunday afternoon, raising funds for Compeer Rochester to support mental health and suicide prevention in honor of mentor Jason Drago.

The event marked the tournament’s first return to the area after three years in Tampa + attracted strong local support.

Rochester’s Seize the Day: Amer’s Epilepsy Trail Run was held yesterday at Mendon Ponds Park with 5K, 10K, and one-mile races to support EPI programs and overnight camps for young people (founded by Amer Armbruster).

Community members joined runners and walkers in a growing local event.

A WalletHub study released today at 5:02 a.m. shows New York ranked 39th overall, rating health care poorest for affordability even though access and outcomes scored higher.

Residents now spend nearly $14,600 a year on personal care.

Bills wide receiver Joshua Palmer, recovering from injuries last season, practiced at St. John Fisher University and said he feels ready to compete this season.

The team will see him battle new competition from signings and draft picks as he works to make an impact.

Rochester Red Wings inducted 14 local sports legends into its Walk of Fame on Sunday, Aug.

2—near the stadium’s Plymouth Avenue entrance. The event recognized coaches and athletes for their impact on the community and drew a large crowd.

Bills president Pete Guelli was inducted into the Rochester Red Wings Walk of Fame on Sunday, joining his late father with a commemorative brick at the ballpark entrance.

He helped bring training camps to St. John Fisher University and supports the franchise as it prepares to move into Highmark Stadium.

Golfweek released its 2026 ranking today, naming more than a dozen New York classic golf courses, including National Golf Links of America (No. 4) and Bethpage Black.

The ranking evaluates courses that opened before 1960 using ratings from at least 25 panel members.