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ROCHESTER, N.Y. (WROC) — Officials from the Rochester Police Department’s Major Crimes Unit are investigating a murder that took place on Dewey Avenue Friday night. Authorities say officers arrived at 210 Dewey Ave. around 8:22 p.m. for reports of a person down. Upon arriving at the scene, officers located a male who had suffered at least one gunshot wound.

ROCHESTER, N.Y (WHEC) - Police are investigating an overnight homicide on Dewey Avenue. Officers responded to a call of a man down on Dewey Avenue just down the road from Edgerton Park. They found the shooting victim dead at the scene. The victim has not yet been identified. No suspects...

Officers added that, at the time of his arrest, Angulo was sought after in connection with a burglary on Lyell Ave. that took place Friday.

A Henrietta man was arrested after a complaint of a reckless driver. According to a news release, the Ontario County Sheriff’s Office arrested James T. Smith, 32, of Henrietta for driving while intoxicated. It was reported that Smith was operating a motor vehicle recklessly, crossing into oncoming traffic and...

The first 100 mouse adopters will receive a free starter kit.

ROCHESTER, N.Y (WHEC) - Public swimming at Ontario Beach Park is now open for the season. Lifeguards are on duty and swimming is allowed from 11 a.m. to 7 p.m. seven days a week through Labor Day. Swimming is banned when lifeguards are not out there. Free swim lessons for...

SPECTRUM NEWS 1 VIDEO: Summer is officially here, which means the season for water sports is upon us. In this week’s Empire Adventure, anchor Robert Guaderrama traded in his suit and tie for board shorts to show off an action park in the Finger Lakes where you can wakeboard — without a boat.

ROCHESTER, N.Y. (WWTI) — One top-prize winning ticket was sold in Rochester for the June 19 Take 5 evening drawing. According to the NY Lottery, the ticket was worth $33,085 and was purchased at Universal Liquor located at 1250 University Avenue in Rochester. The winning numbers on the ticket were 2-23-30-31-39.

CONESUS, N.Y. (WHEC) - A bear cub was spotted in Conesus, Livingston County on Monday. The viewer that sent in the video said they spotted it right in their front yard!. The DEC recommends you remove bird feeders and keep your garbage cans sealed or inside a garage or shed.

"On Thursday we had about 22% of our flights impacted — either delayed or canceled," Moore said.

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Lollypop Farm is looking for homes for more than 1,000 pet mice and rats that were seized in a recent investigation.

At each of these showings, a portion of the proceeds go to local charities chosen by the participating theater.

#ByeByeBrownsteins Brownstein’s Bakery and Deli at 1862 Monroe Ave. near Brighton’s Twelve Corners is closing its retail operation for good July 31. The business, which has been there for 35 years, will continue to bake for wholesale customers — schools, hospitals, houses of worship and events — but the customer-facing portion of the bakery’s...

Today is International Yoga Day! One way to celebrate is yoga on the beach!

ROCHESTER, N.Y. (WHEC) — Have you ever wanted a pet mouse or rat? Lollypop Farm has more than 1,000 mice and rats up for adaption. The animal shelter is holding an event on Sunday, called "It's a Small World after all", to learn how to become a caretaker for these small creatures. The event features a meet-and-greet with rat enthusiasts to answer questions about the often misunderstood animals. One of the enthusiasts is 10 -year-old Jenna Repich.