Bob Lonsberry

Bob talks about the Chinese government buying land near military bases, the 250th anniversary of independence and the biggest cause of death in the Revolutionary War, a New York City mayoral poll, a upcoming drag queen show at the Genesee County Village and Museum, and the Republican candidate for Irondequoit Town Supervisor representing himself in court in his fraud case.

The Morning News with Joe Lasky & Barry Vee Wed. 7-9

Bob talks about a women who was hit by a car in Penfield, a bank employee who committed theft and fraud, an in process foreclosure on the Hilton Garden Inn downtown, Family Services of Rochester, a federal judge blocking a Medicaid ban to Planned Parenthood, the 1982 attack by Iran on a Marine barracks in Beirut, and the Veterans Tranquility Trail in Livingston County.

Bob talks about IKEA coming to Syracuse, food from Wendy's being listed as the least healthy food, Bob talks to Radio Mike, talks about a proposed ordinance in Holley, Bob takes a call, and talks about the future of the Fishers Fire District.

Bob talks at length about Joe Morelle, Monroe County Democratic voter demographics, Bob read a RPD press release about the shooting this morning involving a 16 year old, and Bob talks about the tornado in Phelps.

Bob talks about the flood in Texas, the Monroe County Health Department shutting down Bagel Land, Bob takes calls, and talks about a 16 year old shot this morning in the city.

The Morning News with Joe Lasky & Barry Vee Tue. 7-8

Bob talks about the passing of the Big Beautiful Bill, Claudia Tenney, and the Khan Academy.

Bob talks to former Brockport Police Chief Dan Varrenti about policy preventing police officers from perusing motorcycles, Bob talks about police understaffing, and Bob talks to Rochester Police Captain Greg Bello about the Locust Street incident and attacks on police.

Bob talks about his vacation, the RCSD interim superintendent negotiating a settlement with the teachers union on the way out the door, Black Button Distilling closing its doors, issues with the science regents, and a protest in front of Malik Evans house.