Bob Lonsberry

Bob talks about the war plans discussed on Signal, Bob takes calls, talks about a suicide attempt at Franklin, a debate in Albany over possible anti-mask laws, RTS requesting more money, and charges in the cases of Monroe County Jail deputies allowing fights and giving advance notification of searches.

The Morning News with Joe Lasky & Barry Vee Wed. 3-26

Bob reads a latter by the principal of School of The Arts, Bob takes calls, talks about the New York Young Republican reception, His attempt to FOIL the police report of the Brockport staff member DWI, and National Medal of Honor Day.

Bob talks to Livingston County Sheriff Tom Dougherty about hiring corrections officers, Bob talks about the Brockport schools staff member getting a DWI, Ryan Corbett scheduled to throw the first pitch at a Red Wings game, the RSCD acknowledging the death of a student who jumped off the roof of School of The Arts, Idaho legislation, and Bob takes calls.

Bob talks to Ontario County DA Jim Ritts about possible changes to discovery, Bob talks about COMIDA giving $1.5 Million to a company to move downtown, Bob talks to Monroe County Legislator Marcedes Vazquez Simmons about the death of George Forman, Muhammad Ali, and a shooting on Sunday, and Bob talks about Anthony Hall pleading guilty to assault.

Bob talks about warplans being disclosed on Signal, Jim Thorpe, the USATF, a 15 year old jumping of the roof of School of The Arts, and a Monroe County GOP fundraiser being postponed.

The Morning News with Joe Lasky & Barry Vee Tue. 3-25

Bob talks about a Brockport staff member who was charged with a DWI on a school trip, Ryan Corbett at Joint Base Andrews, Brighton re-assessments being halted, Bob talks to Marvin and Radio Mike.

Bob talks about his granddaughter, the Trump executive order to dismantle the Department of Education, and Bob talks to Pat Boone about One for Tanzania.

Bob talks about Pat Boone, down syndrome, Bob takes calls, and talks to Radio Mike.

Bob talks about the power outage at Heathrow in London, pilots being idiots, the Rochester vs. Buffalo airports, Bob takes calls, talks about the state of the prisons, a Medicab car stolen and cars stolen from Costco.

The Morning News with Joe Lasky & Barry Vee Fri. 3-21

Bob talks to Assemblyman Josh Jensen about his CDPAP bill, Bob talks about an appeals court ruling on non-citizens voting in NYC, Bob reads a poem, and talks about the murder on Spencer Street.

Bob talks about lethal injection drugs in Tennessee, his granddaughter, and Clay and Buck, Bob talks to Radio Mike, talks about new details on a Rochester women murdered in Syracuse, the Department of defense removing pages on non-white military achievement, and cars vs. bicycles and motorcycles.

Bob talks about a Clifton Springs firefighter who started a fire, Bob takes calls, reads a Greece Police press release on a robbery, talks about a fire on Mazda Terrace, and talks about his run.

Bob talks about the Department of Defense removing website pages, a new bill in Wisconsin, the state of the prisons, Tesla vandalism, and property assessments.

The Morning News with Joe Lasky & Barry Vee Thu. 3-20

Bob talks to Assemblyman Brian Manktelow about a law capping income for legislature members, Bob talks about videos of Letchworth Park, Tesla Vandalism, and a trial in Ontario County.

Bob talks to Brett Sobieraski about the Flower City Challenge, Bob talks about a possible merger between the Marion and Williamson school districts, the JFK assassination file release, a judge putting a stay on the transgender ban in the military, Chief Justice John Roberts rebuking Trump, and the Red Wings going cashless.

Bob talks about a traumatic brain injury from a fight at Greece Arcadia, a murder in Syracuse, the Trump-Putin call, Mary Lupien, and the Anthony Hall video.

Bob talks about child poverty, and running, Bob takes calls, talks about the Cadillac Hotel, and splashdown after 286 days in space.

The Morning News with Joe Lasky & Barry Vee Wed. 3-19

Bob talks about Canada, an attempted rape in Geneva, Bob takes calls, talks about a traumatic brain injury sustained in a fight at Greece Arcadia, and a guilty plea in Albany in a mail to drugs case.

Bob talks about the self deportation app, a death in Avon, the Myrtle Watson murder, the Anthony Hall murder, a proposed new judicial district, and discounts.

Bob reads a message from Rochester City Council, Bob talks about a traumatic injury that was incurred in a fight at Greece Arcadia, and Bob takes calls.

Bob talks about Israel bombing Hamas, the Anthony Hall assault video, Republican gubernatorial prospects, Canada, and a lawsuit by Cornell students.

The Morning News with Joe Lasky & Barry Vee Tue. 3-18

Bob talks to Chemung County Executive Chris Moss about fired corrections officers being banned from state and local level jobs and his county's lawsuit over it, Bob talks about a Democratic party poll, pro-Palestinian protesters at the parade, channel 13 recent hires, and the SpaceX capsule docking at the International Space Station.

Bob talks to Neil Gorman of Camp Haccamo, Bob talks about a fight in Avon, a robbery at the Runnings in Brockport, Bob takes calls, talks about the St. Patrick's Day, and talks to Radio Mike.

Bob takes a call, talks about progress in the investigation into the murder of Myrtle Watson, talks about things up at the house, gang members sent to an El Salvador prison, inmate attack stats, autopen, and last Saturday.

Bob talks about St. Patrick's Day, the Kelvin Vickers video, 40% of Americans, taxation, and the Department of Corrections not accepting prisoners from the counties.

The Morning News with Joe Lasky & Barry Vee Mon. 3-17

Bob talks about Swan market and the death of Irma and talks to Matias West about the death of Irma, Bob takes a call, reads a press release from the U.S. Attorney's office, talks to Radio Mike, and reads Marvin's poem in his absence.

Bob talks to Kate McBride of the St. Patrick's Day Parade about the parade, Bob talks about Hochul meeting with Trump, Bob takes calls.

Bob talks to author Michael Walsh about his newest book, Bob talks to Rochester Police Chief Dave Smith about Kalvin Vickers and other topics.

Bob talks about Kelvin Vickers, the Luner Eclipse, gives an update on the explosion of a house on Stone Road, Bob takes calls, talks about a picket at the U of R, and a women disappearing in the Dominican Republic.

Bob talks about issues

The Morning News with Joe Lasky & Barry Vee Fri. 3-14

Bob talks about issues

Bob talks about issues

Bob talks about the astronauts stranded on the International Space Station, Hochul banning the fired correctional officers from all state and local government jobs, Bob talks to State Senator Pam Helming about meeting with Tom Homan and Hochul banning the fired corrections officers from jobs, and Bob takes calls.

The Morning News with Joe Lasky & Barry Vee Thu. 3-13

Bob talks to Maureen Bass about allegations made by the Town of Greece against her client Matt Bachman, Bob talks about a sexual assault at Wayne Behavioral Health, and Bob slams Hochul for banning fired striking correctional from any state or law enforcement job.

Bob talks about Hochul banning the fired striking correctional officers from any state job or law enforcement job in New York, Bob takes calls, talks about a RPD dirt bike sweep, and talks about arraignments in the murder of Sam Nordquist.

Bob talks about a picture posted on Facebook by Joe Morelle, Bob talks to Radio Mike, talks about a stolen car, a sexual assault at Wayne Behavioral Health, and Trump job cuts and tariffs.

Bob talks to Sam Two X about riding dirt bikes, Bob talks about Lovley Warren and La'Ron Singletary being sued, Bob takes calls, talks about his pod project and talks about his run.

The Morning News with Joe Lasky & Barry Vee Wed. 3-12

Bob talks to Webster Town Supervisor Tim Flaherty about Fairlife coming to town, Bob talks about his pond project, Daniel's Law, Bob takes calls, and talks about the end of the wildcat corrections officer strike.

Bob talks about Mary Lupien yelling at Vice President JD Vance, the National Guard at the prisons, his pond project, alleged crooks in Greece, and Bob takes calls.

Bob talks to Sean Fico about his recovered loader and the rock salt shortage, Bob talks about a RCSD board vote to provide legal services to a member who called another member a racial slur, and Greece announces charges against a Greece police officer.