Bob Lonsberry

The Morning News with Joe Lasky & Barry Vee Thu. 6-12

Bob talks to Justin Wilcox of Upstate United about proposed packaging legislation, Bob takes a call, talks about proposed changes for the prisons, Trump at Fort Bragg yesterday, Aubrey's journey in the Army, the two year anniversary of Brett Sobieraski's run for the memory of Anthony Mazurkiewicz, and an assault on a deputy at the Cayuga County jail.

Bob talks about walking speed, the state of emergency declaration in Los Angeles, the retirement of Gary Craig from the Democrat & Chronicle, Bob takes a call, talks to Radio Mike, and reads a press release from the Wayne County Sheriffs Office about a the Lyons women who bit a person on school property.

Bob talks to Dina Jackson about her daughter donating bone marrow to her son, Bob talks about Drive Your Tractor To School Day at Marcus Whitman High School and about Marcus Whitman the man, Bob talks about Greg McCaffery and John Bringewatt being appointed to the Court of Claims, the discovery of the body of Jared Oswald and talks to Radio Mike.

Bob talks about the LA protests, an announcement on Ontario Beach Park security, the state legislature passing a bill that says businesses must take cash, and Bob takes calls.

The Morning News with Joe Lasky & Barry Vee Wed. 6-11

Bob talks about the LA protests, the Harvard Radcliffe Club hosting a Evans campaign stop, a video from Steny Hoyer, Kilmar Abrego Garcia being brought back to stand trial, the 250th anniversary of the Army, two local Fentanyl overdoses, running a 5k in Canisteo, and Van White releasing an alleged murderer.

Bob talks about a petition to raise the railings of bridges over the Genesee River, a yacht stopped off the coast of Gaza, Bob takes a call, talks about the LA Protests, the Trump Travel Ban, child predator hunters, Matt Wilson taking over WBSU from Warren Koziereski, and Bob giving a speech at church.

Bob talks to Betsy Brightly of Brightly Farms about the growing season, Terry Moran getting suspended by ABC News, a New York Post story on Antonio Delgado, Bob takes a call, and talks about the Medical Aid and Dying Act.

Bob talks about Russia and Ukraine, the protests in Los Angeles, his weekend, Trump sending the National Guard into LA, the Medical Aid and Dying Act, and the 250th anniversary of the Army and the planned parade.

Bob talks about the anniversary of D-Day, and reads President Roosevelt's radio address to the nation, Bob talks about lean times at RIT, the Trump Administration vs. the state government over school mascots, the Law Enforcement Torch Run going past the station, and Bob talks to Marvin.

Bob talks to Monroe County Sheriffs deputy Brendan Hurley about saving the life of an elderly woman in Pittsford and the fights in Charlotte, Bob talks about a Wayne County man charged with child rape and a teacher charged with possessing child porn, Bob talks to U.S. Marshal Charles Salina and Deputy U.S. Marshal Jaremy Marrero about the arrest of Luis Francisco Soriano, and Bob talks about the long reach of the Marshals.

Bob reads a letter from the President of RIT, talks about naming things after fallen police officers, talks about the fights after a concert at Charlotte Beach Wednesday, the continued search for Jy'Jae St. Pierre, and Musk vs. Trump.

Bob talks about D-Day, a cyclist that was hit by a car on Monroe Avenue, Trump vs. Musk, Prom night for two of his kids, running a 5k in Canisteo, a fire in Pittsford, and a former Avon Police Chief getting two years probation.

The Morning News with Joe Lasky Fri. 6-6

Bob talks about the breaking Supreme Court rulings, and Bob talks to Dina Jackson about her daughter donating bone marrow to her son.

Bob talks to John Wolf about Wolf Publications and his book, Bob talks about Catholic Charities and the money they take in, and Bob talks about a former Avon Police Chief possibly facing jail time.

Bob gives an update on the mother of Zy' Jae St.Pierre, talks about the arrest of Luis Francisco Soriano in the murder of the family in Irondequoit last year, and Gregory Flint, Bob talks about proposed dairy farm legislation, and Bob takes calls.

Bob talks about teed weight loss, the IDF recovering the bodies of two hostages, a video of a 13 year old pointing a gun at a police officer, Bob takes calls, talks about China, and talks to Radio Mike.

The Morning News with Joe Lasky Thu. 6-5

Bob talks about a video of the terror attack in Boulder Colorado, We play audio from yesterday's press conference with the Mayor Evans and Rochester Police Chief David Smith on the child who fell in the river, Bob talks about the Army meeting their recruitment goal, and we return to the press conference.

Bob talks to Carl Ackerman about the possible parole of the murder of his niece Staci, Bob talks about a car accident on Alexander Street yesterday, and Catholic Charities laying off after losing refugee resettlement money, Bob talks to Brett Sobieraski on an event honoring Jamieson Ritter and about naming things after police officers vs. politicians, Bob talks about naming things after Politicians.

Bob announces that Van Stanley of People's Choice Kitchen is talking to the mother of Zy-Jae St. Pierre, Bob talks about the press conference from Mayor Evans on the tragedy, talks about an investigation into two Chinese nationals that brought fungus deadly to plants into the country, Musk coming out against the Big Beautiful Bill, Bob takes a call, talks to Van Stanley about talking to the boy's mother, and talks about a city pilot project to build houses on vacant lots.

Bob gives an update on the starved duck situation at a West Irondequoit school, Bob talks about a vigil on the Andrews Street bridge for Zy-Jae St. Pierre, the recovery effort, and his wife learning about the tragedy, Bob also talks about the fatal motorcycle crash on the parkway on Monday.

The Morning News with Joe Lasky & Barry Vee Wed. 6-4

Bob talks about the Medical Aid and Dying bill, search history and spying for commerce by Google and Meta, the Big Beautiful Bill, Antonio Delgado running for Governor, the Ukraine drone attack on Russia, and Mount Etna erupting,

Bob talks to Monroe County Sheriff Deputy Ryan Fisher about the death Lola the K9 officer he handled and working with K9's, Bob talks about Israel killing Palestinians, and the Medical Aid and Dying bill.

Bob talks to author Chris Carosa about his book on General Lafayette's visit to Rochester and Western New York, Bob talks about the death of former Monroe County Sheriff K9 Lola, talks about a report released on New York's power needs, and Bob takes a call.

Bob talks about the 10th Amendment as it relates to sanctuary cities, Bob takes a call, talks about Nick Tahou's and reads the words of two songs.

The Morning News with Joe Lasky & Barry Vee Tue. 6-3

Bob talks about Mount Etna, the Supreme Court declining a case over an assault weapons ban, and the Ukraine drone attack on Russia, Bob takes a call, and talks about child leashes in the aftermath of a child falling in the Genesee River.

Bob reads his column on Sister Grace, Bob takes calls, talks about DHS deleting the list of sanctuary cities and counties they put out, Bob reads a email, and talks about the kid that fell into the Genesee River.

Bob talks about regulations around pumping gas in New York, the terror attack in Boulder, Colorado, the Avelo Airlines protest, Harvard, and Bob takes calls.

Bob talks about the terrorist attack in Boulder, Colorado, the local protest of Avelo Airlines, Saturday weather, the Ukrainian drone strike, the kid that fell in the Genesee River, the resumption of caissoning of remains at Arlington, and the 5 year anniversary of the 2020 riot.

The Morning News with Joe Lasky & Barry Vee Mon. 6-2

Bob talks about proposed dairy farm legislation, Bob reads a Facebook post about starved ducks at a West Irondequoit school, Bob takes calls, talks to Marvin, and talks about the location of the latinx pride day.

Bob talks to Assemblyman Joe Sempolinski about proposed dairy farm legislation, Bob talks about a son who tried to drown his mother in Palmyra and Bob talks to Rochester Fire Chief Stefano Napolitano and Executive Chief for Operations Michael Doberton about fire department marine operations and the retirement of four firefighters who entered together.

Bob talks about school recess and legislation by the state legislature and the NYSUT to bring it back, Bob takes a call, talks about republicans wanting Jill Biden to testify in a house hearing, Bob talks about grading for equity and takes a call from a retired teacher, and Bob talks about coyotes.

Bob talks about Rochester, Monroe County, Yates County and Wayne County being on the federal sanctuary cities list, Linda McMahon being sent to a Long Island school district to defend a Native American mascot, and a hearing for the Sam Nordquist murder trial, Bob reads a press release from the city about Latinx Pride Day, and Bob talks about local tv news using cell phones as cameras.

The Morning News with Joe Lasky & Barry Vee Fri. 5-30

Bob talks about downstate legislators proposing dairy farm legislation, and Bob talks to Joe Chenelly of AMVETS about William T Perkins Jr., the dedication of a veterans area at the airport to him and Rolling to Remember.

Bob talks to Monroe County Veteran Affairs Coordinator Nick Stefanovic about the new veterans area at the Airport, Bob talks about his Bench on Parade at the airport, a pawn shop owner pleading guilt to conspiracy to transport stolen goods, the melee at Darian Lake Monday, a arrest in the Hilton smoke shop robbery, Bob talks to Chuck Baylis who selected the display items for the new veterans area at the airport, and Bob talks about Elon Musk leaving the government.

Bob talks about the airport rededicating a veterans area after William T Perkins Jr., and Bob talks about the Court of International Trade blocking most of the Trump tariffs and takes a call.

Bob talks to Dorothy Reid about the Run for The Fallen, Bob talks about Moses Robinson, the mayoral debate, Bob reads an email, takes ca call, talks about Elon Musk leaving the government and talks to Radio Mike.

The Morning News with Joe Lasky Thu. 5-29

Bob talks to Kelly Legoseo and Chris Teich of the Special Olympics and Erin Rodgers of the Rochester Police Department about the Law Enforcement Torch Run, Bob takes a call, and talks about Russia.

Bob talks about a report on a racial disparity with parole boards, Bicycle lanes on Main Street, the need for boring Politians, and a Wayne County 911 center operator suffering cardiac arrest and being saved by co-workers.

Bob talks about Tish James fining Walmart, Bob talks to former Speaker of the House Newt Gingrich about his new book and Trump, and Bob talks to Van Stanley of People's Choice Kitchen about her winning the 2025 Hyundai Salute to Heroes Award,.

Bob talks about the pardon of two reality TV stars, the woman who tried to assault the Penfield superintendent, the flags at the Monroe County Office Building, alleged disengagement by RCSD staff, the loss of 74 jobs at the Lexington Avenue GM plant, and Trump vs. Canada.

The Morning News with Joe Lasky & Barry Vee Wed. 5-28