Bob talks about the anniversary of D-Day, and reads President Roosevelt's radio address to the nation, Bob talks about lean times at RIT, the Trump Administration vs. the state government over school mascots, the Law Enforcement Torch Run going past the station, and Bob talks to Marvin.

Bob talks to Monroe County Sheriffs deputy Brendan Hurley about saving the life of an elderly woman in Pittsford and the fights in Charlotte, Bob talks about a Wayne County man charged with child rape and a teacher charged with possessing child porn, Bob talks to U.S. Marshal Charles Salina and Deputy U.S. Marshal Jaremy Marrero about the arrest of Luis Francisco Soriano, and Bob talks about the long reach of the Marshals.

Bob reads a letter from the President of RIT, talks about naming things after fallen police officers, talks about the fights after a concert at Charlotte Beach Wednesday, the continued search for Jy'Jae St. Pierre, and Musk vs. Trump.

Bob talks about D-Day, a cyclist that was hit by a car on Monroe Avenue, Trump vs. Musk, Prom night for two of his kids, running a 5k in Canisteo, a fire in Pittsford, and a former Avon Police Chief getting two years probation.

The Morning News with Joe Lasky Fri. 6-6

Bob talks about the breaking Supreme Court rulings, and Bob talks to Dina Jackson about her daughter donating bone marrow to her son.

Bob talks to John Wolf about Wolf Publications and his book, Bob talks about Catholic Charities and the money they take in, and Bob talks about a former Avon Police Chief possibly facing jail time.

Bob gives an update on the mother of Zy' Jae St.Pierre, talks about the arrest of Luis Francisco Soriano in the murder of the family in Irondequoit last year, and Gregory Flint, Bob talks about proposed dairy farm legislation, and Bob takes calls.

Bob talks about teed weight loss, the IDF recovering the bodies of two hostages, a video of a 13 year old pointing a gun at a police officer, Bob takes calls, talks about China, and talks to Radio Mike.

The Morning News with Joe Lasky Thu. 6-5