Investigation of city fire will take a few more days
The National Response Team of the federal Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives is continuing to sort through charred materials to figure out what caused Monday's inferno at the North Clinton Avenue Family Dollar store.

Child poverty rate on the rise
As the decade's end nears, 20 percent more American children live in poverty than in 2000.

West Irondequoit nears vote on three propositions
Residents in the West Irondequoit Central School District will be asked to vote Dec. 8 on three propositions.

Split New York state? Robach wants to know what counties think
Increased animosity between lawmakers from upstate and downstate New York has prompted a bill in the Legislature that would start the process of separating the regions.

Viewers to get expanded view of state Legislature
With a goal toward opening up governmental proceedings to the public, lawmakers are working to expand the state's legislative cable television channel.