In today's top stories:Two brothers demand answers from Gates police about why their sister was shot to death by an officer.On this Indigenous People's Day, WXXI's Capitol Correspondent look at a weeks-long protest against a pipeline project on native land.A new film shines a light on LGBTQ+ Ukrainians who are fighting for their country in the war with Russia.

In Monroe County, 6% of the population speaks Spanish as their primary language, and the demand for interpretation at local facilities is rising.

The adoptive brothers of the 27-year-old woman killed by Gates police said they are still processing the death and its circumstances.

We bring you special national programming on October 12, 2026. In this broadcast, NPR's Michel Martin leads a discussion about the rising rate of death by suicide among Black youth.

Terrafly, a 16-foot sculpture created by renowned Indian artist K.S. Radhakrishnan, was donated to the town of Pittsford by the Dogra Art Foundation.

The Penguins were transported from The Maryland Zoo.

"Connections" goes on the road to The Little Theatre for a conversation about mental health on college and university campuses. We'd like you to join us.

WXXI's Hispanic Heritage Month Series features Latino radio DJ and personality Johnny Mambo.

"Q" is in town. 'Star Trek' fans can see actor John de Lancie with the RPO.