Good morning, Rochester.

Monroe County officials are optimistic that work will restart on the unfinished battery recycling hub in Greece under Glencore's new ownership.

Glencore will assume Li-Cycle agreements with the county, including a promise to create 100 full-time jobs—though the hub still needs a $475 million Department of Energy loan and extra investments to be finished.

A 24-year-old man, Anthony Robinson, was charged with second-degree murder after he fatally shot apartment resident Roger Coley on Niagara Street during a fight on Aug.

1—he was arrested by U.S. Marshals on Glenwood Avenue Monday and is scheduled to be arraigned today on multiple charges.

RIT welcomed its newest Tigers Monday as first-year and transfer students arrived from across the U.S. & other countries, while families watched boxes move and felt emotional on campus.

About 150 teachers did not get their summer pay and the Rochester Teacher Association has offered an interest-free loan of up to $2,000 for one year for those in need + the district is fixing problems with its new payroll system.

The union will meet with the district superintendent on Wednesday to set a plan before school starts with the first payday on Sept. 5 + teachers in hardship are urged to use the option.

After a unanimous vote on Monday, Aug.18th, the Fishers Fire District will dissolve on Oct.1 as the board cited future financial instability from a tax levy expected to triple and rising benefits costs — a decision that sparked public outcry with critics warning the move could slow emergency response and threaten firefighters' jobs. Fire Chief Michael Koch described the decision as heartbreaking while community members raised concerns over the impact on public safety.

News10NBC's investigation shows that a DOH report on Waterview Heights Nursing Center in Charlotte revealed serious neglect as residents like #158 suffered unsanitary conditions—legislator Josh Jensen urged the state to take control of the facility to ensure proper care.

2025 Healthi Kids Playful Learning Summit

8 AM – 3 PM — Memorial Art Gallery — Registration fee required — Engage in creative workshops and discussions focusing on the benefits of playful learning for children.

ROC Youth Splash & Dash

7:00-8:30 p.m. — 1342 Lakeshore Blvd — Donation-based entry — A fun multi-sport race introducing kids to endurance racing in a safe environment.

Matt St.James 5k Run/Walk

10 AM – 12 PM — Roberts Wesleyan University — Registration required — Participate in a community run/walk honoring a local graduate and support a good cause.

TrYsT / The Tommy Brunett Band Concert

5-10 p.m. — Barnard Banquet Hall — $11.00-$22.00 — Celebrate the end of summer with a lively performance from TrYsT and the Tommy Brunett Band.

Thirsty Thursday Field Trip

6-7 p.m. — Spotted Octopus Brewing Co. — Free event — Run, socialize, and unwind with local enthusiasts at a vibrant brewery outing.

Metalachi: Mariachi Metal Fusion

7-8:30 p.m. — 204 N Water St, Rochester, NY — Ticket info not provided — Experience the unique blend of mariachi and metal that has captured audiences for over a decade.

D.R.I. Live Concert

8-9:30 p.m. — Bug Jar — Tickets starting at $18.73 — Enjoy an electrifying night of live music featuring D.R.I. and supporting acts.

Coast Collective Show Rochester Fall 2025

9 AM – 6 PM — The Dome Arena — Free admission for verified buyers — Discover bold brands and fresh finds at WNY’s premier fashion and lifestyle trade event.

Tracy Eckstrand: Fairport Bside

6-10 p.m. — B-Side — Cost info not provided — Enjoy original music and covers from Tracy Eckstrand and Levon Jones.

Local 86 Annual Clambake

12-6 p.m. — IBEW Local 86 — Free entry — Celebrate the legacy of electrical workers with a delicious clambake and community spirit.