Bob Lonsberry

Bob talks about pocket knives, the Vote of No Confidence for the Rochester Fire Chief, artificial intelligence and China, the Wayne County farmworker and grandmother detained by ICE, the U.S. solider charged with betting on Maduro capture, and Bob takes calls.

The Morning News with Joe Lasky Fri. 4-24

Bob's 9pm show

Bob's 9pm show.

Bob's 9pm show.

Bob's 9pm show.

Bob talks to Jack Butler about his book on Mendon Ponds Park, Bob talks about helping others at the Boston Marathon, and the detention of a Wayne County illegal immigrant.

Bob talks about the latest in Iran, the state Department of Education ordering two Long Island school districts to comply with state rules on trans students, a plan for a downtown grocery store in the Sibley building, the date being set for the first trial in the Sam Nordquist murder, the proposed Pied-a-terre tax in New York City, and a TikTok video from Jen Lunsford.

Bob talks about Tavontay Haygood, solar farms, takes a call, gives an update on a deadly head on crash in Chili, and talks about offensive art.

Bob talks about a Wayne County illegal immigrant being detained, his run, both parties polling underwater, and A lawsuit against Monroe County over homelessness by cop killer Anthony Bottom.

The Morning News with Joe Lasky Thu. 4-23

Bob talks to Radio Mike, talks about the DOJ going after the Southern Poverty Law Center, and the combat field test.

Bob talks about Roberts Wesleyan, the loss of farm land across the state, Rochester City Council voting to continue the PAB fight vs. what is being done in Syracuse, the Muddy Sneaker, and the flu shot no longer being mandatory in the military.

Bob talks to interim president Terry Taber and CEO Kip Palmer about their taking over of Roberts Wesleyan University.

Bob talks about Rochester City Council voting to continue the PAB fight, Adam Chodak running the muddy sneaker, Baron Von Steuben, Greece license plate readers helping with the stolen car arrest on Beach Ave, and Virginia redistricting passing.

The Morning News with Joe Lasky Wed. 4-22

Bob talks to Sean Dunwoody about the Charlotte Street lot and his proposal, Bob talks about the new Monroe County Sheriffs Office rules regarding Border Patrol, Syracuse modifying its citizens review board, and Bob takes calls.

Bob talks to State Assemblyman Steve Hawley about a protest that blocked access to the capital building, car insurance reform, solar farms, and other legislative business, Bob talks about the Boston Marathon, the resignation of the Secretary of Labor, Pete Hegseth vs. the Secretary of the Army, and proposed legislation to phase out gas powered lawn equipment.

Bob talks about the Monroe County Sheriffs Department altering how they deal with ICE and Border Patrol, Evans attending a Gold Star Family gathering, Julius Ware, a lawsuit over ballot access for a Democratic primary in Irondequoit, and crime being down.

Bob talks about Marijuana and development, and a stolen car in Charlotte, Bob argues with a caller about marijuana, talks about the death of Alan Osmond, a fatal crash, and Rochester City Council getting ready to vote to continue to fund the PAB legal fight.

The Morning News with Joe Lasky & Barry Vee Tue. 4-21

Bob talks about staffing shortages at volunteer fire departments, Bob takes calls, and talks about the executive order to study psychedelic drugs for PTSD.

Bob talks about exurbanite transportation fares for the World Cup, the DOT withholding highway funding from New York over CDLs, and Coach USA planning a convoy in Albany to support insurance reform, Bob takes a call, talks about the IDF attacking a church in Lebanon, and a dog attack on a child on Friday.

Bob talks about the mass shooting in Louisiana, literacy rates, books in Barnes & Noble, and watching movies over the weekend, Bob talks to Ontario County Sheriff David Cirencione about the homicide in Geneva, and Bob talks about his weekend.

Bob talks about the latest in the Iran War, his trip to Holley, a fight over transgender ribbons in Pittsford, the mass shooting in Louisiana, the proposed data center in Genesee County and Bob takes a call.