Good morning, Rochester.

News10NBC’s Lynette Adams showed Rochester success stories on Aug.

16—featuring a business pitch contest at RIT’s Center for Urban Entrepreneurship, a local band prepping for Labor Day at the State Fair, a new charter school led by Yarritza Delgado, and a fashion camp by Meg Mundy Style.

WXXI will have temporary TV and radio outages this week from 9 to 11:30 a.m. and 1 to 3:30 p.m. on weekdays due to planned maintenance on Pinnacle Hill in Brighton (for installing a new auxiliary tower) while viewers can still access news online.

Sweet Times Bakery in Phoenix Mills Plaza at Victor is closing on Aug.

28 after 36 years — owners Kim and Jeff Roberge are set to pursue new opportunities as Jeff joins the soon-to-open Wheel Works Brewing Co. in Shortsville.

A free family event celebrates 106 years of women’s right to vote at Susan B.

Anthony Square Park on King Street from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m.—hosted by the Rotary Club of Rochester Southwest and local partners, the celebration honors Haudenosaunee women's influence on early suffrage.

A bat flying into a home may startle residents, but health experts advise staying calm+ avoiding direct contact and calling animal control if contact is suspected with a person or pet.

Homeowners should close interior doors and open an exit to guide the bat outside.

New York hospitals received an average patient experience score of 2.76 — ranking third-worst nationally based on CMS survey data collected from July 2024 to June 2025.

The study included ratings from 134 hospitals across the state.

On Saturday, Aug. 15 at the new Highmark Stadium, Josh Allen completed six passes out of eight and connected with Keon Coleman for the first touchdown as the Bills took a 10 to 0 lead, marking his return to preseason play after two years away.

Trey Lipscomb hit two home runs and drove in four runs as Rochester rallied for a 5-2 win over Charlotte on Saturday, Aug.

16 (the victory improved the team's record to 70-47).