The WHAM Morning News on NewsRadio WHAM1180, is a three-hour block of news and information. Anchors Joe Lasky and Barry Vee bring listeners a full rundown of the top local, state and national news stories, plus features. The show includes regular traffic and weather updates every ten minutes, plus sports and business news every half hour.  In this sample, advertisements are removed. and feature elements, recorded reports and soundbites are telescoped.

In his commentary on February 24, 2025, NewsRadio WHAM1180 talk show host Bob Lonsberry focused on safety in New York's prisons, especially in the wake of the prison strikes and the fatal beating of inmate Robert Brooks.

The WHAM Morning News on NewsRadio WHAM1180, is a three-hour block of news and information. Anchors Todd Halliday and Barry Vee bring listeners a full rundown of the top local, state and national news stories, plus features. The show includes regular traffic and weather updates every ten minutes, plus sports and business news every half hour. 
In this sample, advertisements are removed. and feature elements, recorded reports and soundbites are telescoped.

NewsRadio WHAM1180 provides a daily newscast at 5 p.m., with co-anchors Joe Lasky and Liz Warner, running down the top local, state and national stories. The newscast also includes regular traffic and weather updates, the Bloomberg money minute, sports news, and commentary. This sample telescopes those feature elements and news soundbites and recorded reports, and it removes advertisements. 

In his commentary on February 16, 2024, NewsRadio WHAM1180 talk show host Bob Lonsberry focused on a seldom-discussed problem in New York State: Children with mental health issues abandoned at chidren's hospitals.

On September 16, 2022, NewsRadio WHAM1180 Talk Show Host Bob Lonsberry broadcast his daily four-hour show live from one of Rochester's deadliest streets. One day after the seventh homicide of the year in the neighborhood, Bob walked along North Clinton Avenue and talked with mourners, neighbors, politicans, business owners and police. This entry includes some highlights, telescoped from the four hour broadcast.

The Morning News is heard weekdays from 5 a.m. to 8 a.m. on NewsRadio WHAM1180. The report is a fast-moving, but comprehensive, rundown of the leading local, state and national stories. It is written, edited and anchored by Todd Halliday. Traffic and weather reports, advertisements, and news soundbites and wraps are telescoped.

Two of the year's biggest news stories in the Rochester market broke minutes apart on the same evening in July. Veteran reporter and talk show host Bob Lonsberry anchored the live coverage on NewsRadio WHAM1180 from his home. Working sources in the public safety community, Bob was the first in the market to report the details of the shooting of two Rochester police officers and the subsequent death of one of them. Bob also put his contacts in the political world on the air to describe what they saw when a man seemingly tried to attack a candidate for governor during a rally in the Rochester suburb of Perinton.

Todd and Bob discuss Todd's upcoming nuptials. From NewsRadio WHAM1180/Rochester, NY.