On the Thursday edition of Finger Lakes Today, host Josh Durso gets you ready for the day ahead.  He begins with the weather outlook and discusses with Nate Sharman and Paul Russo how the commute getting in was after yesterday's ice storm.  The headlines for the day include a Cayuga County legislator not seeking re-election, a barn fire in Montezuma, an Ithaca Common Council member not seeking another term, and a Wayne County man acquitted on charges last Friday.  Rebecca Swift spoke with Scott Kime of the Finger Lakes Welcome Center in an exclusive interview.  Nate and Paul returned for sports as the group discussed last night's Sectional games for basketball and Syracuse's loss at Clemson.  Yesterday on FLX Weekly, Katherine Chase from the Cayuga Lake Wine Trail stopped by to discuss Bacon on the Lakein coming up in March, in a clip from the show she talks what to expect and how to get in on the fun. 

Today's episode is hosted by Rebecca Swift and Paul Russo. The news stories covered include the passing of the Ontario county clerk, fake licenses in NYS, Geneva General Hospital receiving ACR, taxes for seniors, a Phelps man convicted of sexual abuse charges, a Geneva man sentenced to prison, identity theft victims reimbursed, a West Monroe man facing animal cruelty charges, a fire in Bath, and a Yates county man arrested for stealing property and guns from a home in Penn Yan. Rebecca interviews Jeremy Jimenez of Honest Pharm Company about his marijuana-growing facility in Newark. The show finishes up with sports, producer Nate, and Paul discussing headphones.

In today's episode, hosted by Nate Sharman and Rebecca Swift, the news stories covered included a house fire in Clyde, an uptick in fights at Auburn Middle School, an update on a body discovered in Arcadia, a police investigation into an assault in Ithaca, quick action by the Auburn Fire Department to save a house, a new scam in Auburn, and Bacon on the Lakein returning in a few weeks. Reporter Rebecca Swift interviewed Salvatore Franzone, owner of Ciccino's as they toured their new location in Geneva. Nate gave us the latest in sports including the beginning of sectional basketball play locally.

In today's episode, hosted by Josh Durso and Sydney Radka, the news stories covered a house fire in Penn Yan, an attack outside Newark Library, the possibility of fees for portals like MyChart, several car crashes, gas prices remaining steady, a 'do not travel' warning for six states in Mexico, and high egg prices due to a bird flu outbreak. Reporter Rebecca Swift interviewed Gabriella Carr of the Tompkins County Workers' Center. Paul Russo joined for sports talk, including high school and Syracuse basketball, the Daytona 500, and the Buffalo Sabres. The show finished with an interview with FL1's Sam Parish and Dawn Ghandi of the Method & Madness podcast.

In todays episode, Nate Sharman and Jim Sinicropi discuss various news stories including a bicycle accident in Farmington, the Town of Thurston placing a moratorium on permits for new or expanding landfills, Crouse and Upstate Medical mutually ending their merger agreement, warnings to local ice fishers, Duran Duran performing at CMAC in September, and Kia and Hyundai car thefts update. Rebecca Swift talked with Matthew Chadderon from Auburn Community Hospital about recent funding they were awarded that will help make updates and expand the hospital. Nate and Jim discuss the latest basketball news and scores from local high schools and preview Syracuse taking on Duke this Saturday. Jim also shares his recipe for a roasted turnips and making a chimichurri sauce.  Felecia Dombrowski and Paul Russo join Nate and Jim as they introduce a new segment discuss what they are watching and streaming.

In todays episode, Josh Durso and Sydney Radka discuss various news stories including a bicycle accident in Farmington, the installation of smart meters by RGE and NYSEG in FLX communities, a grant received by Auburn Hospital, a CDC study about teen girls' mental health, Wegmans accepting EBT and SNAP online, Glenora Wine receiving a "Best of Weddings" award, fire departments receiving help recruiting junior members, and a fire in the town of Seneca. Peter Mantius joins the show for an interview with Josh about the safety of fish caught in nearby lakes. Paul Russo and Jim Sinicropi provide sports updates including high school basketball, the Daytona 500, and the Buffalo Sabres. Jim also shares his recipe for a roasted poblano and orzo bowl. The show concludes with a discussion about grocery stores.

Today's episode of Finger Lakes Today, hosted by Josh Durso and Paul Russo, featured news stories about a fire in Wayne County, a dead body found in Arcadia, a brush fire along the NYS Thruway, a landlord dispute in Steuben County, and a tractor fire in Cayuga County. Reporter Rebecca Swift interviewed Bethany Williams from the Child Care Council to discuss new hires and their impact on the community. The show ended with a spirited sports debate, with Jim Sinicropi and Kyle Evans discussing high school sports, Syracuse basketball, and Innovative field in Rochester, and a debate about Andy Reid's coaching legacy.

Today's episode, hosted by Rebecca Swift and Jim Sinicropi, discussed the warm weather in the Finger Lakes region and the latest headlines including a house fire in Rose, a crash on the New York State Thruway in Seneca County, and bottle returns. Rebecca conducted an interview with Seth Jensen about Auburn's project of helping keep sewer water out of waterways. Nate Sharman stopped by to discuss the biggest scores in high school basketball, Jim reviewed a recent visit to Osteria Salina in Auburn, and the crew discusses Valentine's Day.

Today's episode, hosted by Josh Durso and Rebecca Swift, discussed the warm weather in the Finger Lakes region and the result of the Super Bowl. Jim Sinicropi and Paul Russo joined the show to talk about the Super Bowl. Rebecca conducted an interview with Wade Norwood of Common Ground Health. The show concluded with Josh sharing his experience snow tubing at The Links at Greystone in Walworth.

On Friday's edition of Finger Lakes Today, hosts Sydney Radka and Jim Sinicropi give us the latest weather report and headlines which include the famous red telephone booth in Watkins Glen being relocated, the Cayuga Nation winning an appeal on an illegal cannabis business, and potential changes coming to Quick Draw.  Anwei Law from the It's a Wonderful Life Museum in Seneca Falls stopped by to discuss the upcoming open house they are hosting and time capsule they will be planting.  Nate Sharman and Paul Russo talk sports including the latest in high school basketball and the NFL with Super Bowl Weekend upon us.  Jim closes the show talking about his Spicy Lobster Orecchietti in What's Cooking.