Brian Sharp is the Investigations and Enterprise Editor at WXXI. He has been covering business, development, and various aspects of Rochester since 2005, with a focus on themes such as construction, real estate, and healthcare. Brian's work has been featured in multiple outlets including the Democrat and Chronicle, Yahoo News, and The Times Herald-Record.
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Brian Sharp's coverage focuses on local government, politics, and business developments in Rochester and Monroe County. He frequently covers topics related to economic development, lawsuits involving local companies like Li-Cycle, and employment issues in the area.
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The two sides now have three weeks to decide whether to proceed to trial.
By: Brian Sharp
The cases involving alleged abuse of the Paycheck Protection Program loan program arise from a newly announced settlement and unsealed federal complaint.
A Chicago-based startup called Town Square Health has chosen Rochester for its first medical office.
Dolores Bustamante is due at the Immigration and Customs Enforcement office on Wednesday morning in Buffalo.
Dolores Bustamante is due at the Immigration and Customs Enforcement office on Wednesday morning in Buffalo.
Hochul is traveling the state, gathering input on data centers and community concerns, which range from power and water usage to noise.
Sydor Optics plans to construct a new 100,000-square-foot building at the company's Jet View Drive location near the airport. The company expects to add 36 jobs over the next five years, while retaining 92.
Downtown Rochester's iconic First Federal Plaza has a new owner.
The historic northeast Rochester structure "has become a danger to life, health and safety as a result of the owner’s longstanding failure to make repairs.
Fairlife CEO Becca Kerr joined Gov. Kathy Hochul and others Thursday for a ceremonial ribbon cutting at the company's milk processing plant in Webster.
