Bob Lonsberry

Fill in hoist Jim Salmon talks to Ana Valeria of the Open Door Mission.

The Morning News with Joe Lasky Thu. 5-1

Bob talks about Supreme Court oral arguments about government funded religious schools, the state budget, the reaction to Tom Holman being in town, a large narcotics bust yesterday, and the Seneca Meadows landfill.

Bob talks to Captain Frank Umbrino and Sargent Mike Meleki of the Rochester Police Department about the starved to death boy case from 2023, Bob talks about medical care and working into old age, the contraction of the economy, the first 100 days of the Trump Administration, and a 17 year old shot on Alphonse Street.

Bob talks to Rochester Locust Club President Geoff Waiter about Tom Homan's visit to see them, and their victory in court against the PAB, Bob talks about a Supreme Court case about state funded religious schools, Judge Dugan being suspended in Wisconsin, the court ruling against the PAB, and caskets.

Bob talks about the medical assisted suicide bill, the RCSD denying approval for the Camp Pathfinder trip, Evans vs. Trump, and Bob takes calls.

The Morning News with Joe Lasky Wed. 4-30

Bob gives a Tom Homan update, Bob continues his conversation with Ginny Nguyen on escaping Vietnam during the Fall of Saigon, Bob talks about a video of a fight outside the welfare office, the Canadian election, and the first 100 days of the Trump Administration.

Bob talks about 50 years since the end of the Vietnam War and Vietnam vets, Bob gets a call from Ginny Nguyen who escaped Vietnam with her father, and Bob talks to Amanda Chitafon and Paradise Martel about Camp Pathfinder and challenges to the trip from the RCSD school board.

Bob talks to Rich Black about the Penfield School District Security Director job, Bob talks humans vs. gorillas, the first 100 days of the Trump Administration, Bob visits Berlin's Halal Doner, talks about the YMCA Carlson MetroCenter being sold, literacy, and bones on the Lehigh Valley Trail.

Bob talks about Tom Homan coming to town, the 100th day of the Trump Administration, Bob takes a call, talks about a fuel fire in Iran, and gunfire on Sunday hitting a Wayne County girl.

The Morning News with Joe Lasky Tue. 4-29

Bob talks to Chief Deputy Michael Fowler of the Monroe County Shariff's office about the shooting of the 9 year old boy on Saturday and new license plate readers, Bob mentions a protest at the U of R, and Bob talks to Bath Police Chief Don Lewis and Sargent Megan Charsenowski about a sexual assault arrest

Bob talks about Tom Homan talking about Rochester at the White House, an indecent in Syracuse, Bob gives an update, on the plane crash over Washington D.C., Penfield keeping it's controversial book in the elementary school library, Bob takes a call, and talks about his pinched nerve.

Bob talks about Tom Homan, the White House Press Office putting up signs by the outside press position, the shooting of a 9 year old on Saturday, the Flesh Eating Screwworm, bones found on the Lehigh Valley Trail, the double shooting at Tinseltown, a legal ruling on Rachel Barnhart, books in the SUNY Geneseo library, and the two year old.

Bob talks about Mt. Morris being named the fourth gayest community in New York, the Amish, the feds suing Rochester over its sanctuary city status, Bob takes a call, talks about the 9 year old boy shot on Saturday, and the Slate pickup truck.

The Morning News with Joe Lasky Mon. 4-28

Bob talks to Republican primary candidate for Ontario County DA Jason MacBride about his views and campaign, Bob talks to Marvin.

Bob talks about Irondequoit Town Supervisor Andrae Evans having his nominating petitions rejected, Bob talks to Mike Hennessy of Youth for Christ about their men's ministry, the zipper merge, a Joe Morelle press conference, and Bob takes calls.

Bob talks to Radio Mike about RFK Jr. and autism.

Bob talks about declining birth rates, the 250th anniversary of the American Revolution, takes calls, and talks about a study on Lake Ave done by a law firm.

The Morning News with Joe Lasky & Barry Vee Fri. 4-25

Bob talks about a case before the Supreme Court, some Republicans wanting a millionaire tax, and Bob takes calls.

Bob talks about the State of the City address, his pinched nerve, a sentence in the murder of Michael Decesare, the State Trooper paid leave bill, the cost of doctor visits, Bob gives the details in the beating of an inmate by three corrections officers, and Bob takes a call.

Bob talks about his pinched nerve, Trump cancelling student visas, Irondequoit Town Supervisor Andrae Evans, Bob takes calls, talks about the mother who starved her son to death, and Bob talks to Tara Rivera who is visiting the Vatican.