Bob Lonsberry

Bob talks about the Senator trip to Albany, discussing the rather grandiose pictures taken at the event. Later he talks about Independent Presidential candidate Robert Kennedy Jr. and his potential picks for VP, including Aaron Rodgers and Jesse Ventura.

Bob listens in on the live news feed from the Genesee County Sherrif's Office to discuss the loss of Sergeant Thomas Sanfratello. After speaking briefly with Von Strahan about coyote trapping, we hear a clip from Tom's son, Ian Sanfratello, discussing the loss of his father.

Bob discusses the National Health Services in Great Britain banning puberty blockers for minors and speak with callers on the topic. Later he talks about the lawsuit filed by the president of the Five Star Bank against Katherine Mott, the owner of Crescent Beach who stole upwards of 18.9 million dollars from the bank/

Your 9 a.m. Wednesday news update, with Todd Halliday.

Bob Lonsberry starts the morning off talking about the 1st Amendment and the new house bill to combat TikTok. Later he discusses recently published statistics regarding marijuana and heart disease, aswell as the death of Thomas Sanfratello, the Genesee County Sergeant killed in Batavia.

WHAM 5 o'clock News Hour with Joe Lasky & LIz Warner Tue. 3-12

Your Noon News Update with Joe Lasky Tue. 3-12

Bob talks the Michael Elmor charging documents and is joined by his brother Rob Moore to talk Rob''s upcoming hike of the Appalachian trail.

Bob talks Demond Meeks, Israel/Hamas, and a letter from the Dean of St. John Fisher.

Bob is joined by Bath mayor Michael Sweet to talk about the fire there, Bob talks about the Green Party's call for a mass demonstration at the county office building, Bob gives a family update, talks about the city traffic bureau number being fixed and talks about the upcoming vote on the dissolution of the Village of Wolcott.

Your 9 a.m. Tuesday news update, with Todd Halliday.

Bob talks Trump on entitlements, the American Heart Association on Marijuana, the fire in Bath, Joe Robach becoming the head of the Greece Chamber of Commerce, and cameras on Greece busses.

WHAM 5 o'clock News Hour with Joe Lasky & Liz Warner Mon. 3-11

Your Noon News Update with Joe Lasky Mon. 3-11

Bob is joined by former Rochester mayor Lovley Warren who announces that she is running for city court judge, Bob takes calls on Warren and speaks to her character.

Bob reads his column on solar farms, talks about the death of the three New York National Guardsman in a helicopter crash in Texas, the Wendy Jerome trial and Sandra Doorley, and the ranks of the Guardsman killed.

Bob is joined by John Anderson of the Sun Newspapers to talk about the death of a Genesee County Sherriff at Batavia Downs, Bob talks re-assessments in Parma.

Your 9 a.m. Monday news update, with Todd Halliday.

Bob talks about the Genesee County Sherriff killed at Batavia Downs, national guard members killed in a helicopter crash, Kevin Suderland, new bus station proposed, and the number for the Rochester traffic violations agency going to the Massachusetts lottery.

WHAM 5 o'clock News Hour with Joe Lasky & Liz Warner Fri. 3-8

Your Noon News Update with Joe Lasky Fri. 3-8

Bob takes callers to discuss a range of topics from energy sources to the bus crash in Greece. Later, Bob speaks with Johnny Gates to discuss life and joined by Marvin T. Adams for his poem.

Bob is joined by Lou Gramm, singer for Foreigner and Rochester native, about his recent nomination for the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame. Later, Bob speaks with Vera Forster from the Victor Community Chorus about an upcoming concert and later speaks with producer Johnny Gates about music.

Bob discusses the myrder if Jakarah Lopez and the school bus crash in Greece. Later, bob is joined by US Congresswoman Claudia Tenney to discuss the State of the Union, solar energy and Ryan Corbett.

Your 9 a.m. Friday news update, with Todd Halliday.