Sunday traffic information for the Bills game in Orchard Park
The Erie County Sheriff's Office is reminding fans attending Sundays game to be familiar with stadium maps, traffic patterns, and more around Highmark Stadium.
View ArticleBuffalo Police provide update on student assaulted at MLK Park
The incident happened Tuesday around 3 p.m. at the Martin Luther King, Jr. Park Pavilion.
View ArticleBills Special Teams Coach nominated for USAA Salute to Service Award
Each year, the Salute to Service Award recognizes NFL players, coaches, staff and alumni who honor and support military and veteran communities.
View ArticlePassport acceptance fair at AAA
AAA Western and Central New York Travel Center in Amherst will hold an event for first-time passport applicants.
View Article17-year-old teen arrested in South Buffalo stabbing
Officers were called to Seneca Street near Mineral Springs Road in South Buffalo around 1 a.m. for a report of a stabbing.
View ArticleWegmans debuts smart carts for pilot program
The smart cart technology is available at three Wegmans locations.
View ArticleBuffalo officials add improvements to winter snow plan
Acting Mayor Christopher Scanlon and City of Buffalo DPW announced key updates to the city's 2024-2025 winter snow plan.
View ArticleNiagara and Canisius universities launch free tuition initiative for eligible...
Through a new scholarship program, undergrads at the colleges whose families meet a certain income threshold will get four years of tuition for free.
View ArticleHyena from Buffalo Zoo has died
Grungie was born at the Buffalo Zoo on Oct. 25, 1999, and spent the majority of his life in the city.
View ArticleCompost your Halloween pumpkins
Here's what to do with your pumpkins after Halloween this year, instead of just throwing them away.
View ArticleArea foundations providing funding for Kensington Expressway lawsuits against...
The Margaret L. Wendt Foundation and the Baird Foundation have collectively provided $75,000 toward the legal fight over the $1B Kensington Expressway project.
View ArticleNY AG's lawsuit against PepsiCo/Frito Lay dismissed by judge
Says company can't be held responsible for litterbugs, describes AG's lawsuit as "phantom assertions of liability that do nothing to solve the problem that exists."
View ArticleStryker the Seal gives a winter outlook prediction
Stryker the Seal at the Aquarium of Niagara gave his prediction on whether it will be a cold or frigid season ahead.
View Article120 boys are waiting to be matched with Big Brothers in WNY
On average, boys have to wait 400 days for a match in WNY.
View ArticleCar crashes into Forest Avenue house Friday afternoon
The driver of the vehicle that had crashed into the home was taken to ECMC for precautionary evaluations. Nobody inside the home was injured during the crash.
View ArticleSeneca Nation will see new leadership
The Seneca Nation will elect new leaders on Election Day.
View ArticleVigil held for mother and 2 children presumed dead after going over Niagara...
Organizers said it provided an opportunity for the community to show support to family, friends, classmates, and teachers who were all impacted by the tragedy.
View ArticleAmerican Diabetes Association announces event, State of Diabetes: Buffalo
Panelists will be in attendance, discussing ways to empower the community and share knowledge and strategies.
View ArticleCity of North Tonawanda receives $1.5 million grant to improve Oliver Street
The City of North Tonawanda says it has been awarded $1.5 million in funding thanks to the Green Resiliency Grant Program.
View ArticleWilliamsville student competes in WKC World Championships in Portugal
Last December, Parashar got hip surgery and wasn't sure if she would be able to compete again.
View ArticlePeople with disabilities receive some help obtaining state-issued IDs
The Erie County Clerk says having a proper ID is one less barrier people with disabilities have to face when searching for a job.
View ArticleAmherst Police Department teams up with FeedMore to host a food drive
The department is making donating simple, by allowing you to place a bag of non-perishable food donations on your porch.
View ArticleFire officials warn community to exercise caution at Deshler Street
The total cost of damages is currently estimated at $50,000 for the building, according to officials.
View ArticleThe Great Benjamins Circus is coming to WNY
With multiple shows each day, there is plenty of opportunity to experience all the circus has to offer.
View ArticleElection Day nears: Party leaders make their final bid to voters
Erie County Democrats and Republicans both held rallies Saturday morning.
View ArticleStorage building partially collapses after fire along Buffalo waterfront
A storage building partially collapsed after a fire on Ohio Street in Buffalo Sunday morning.
View Article4 people injured following car crash on Bailey Avenue
The crash happened shortly past 11 p.m. on Bailey Avenue, north of William Street.
View ArticleConstruction equipment, fences surround former downtown Buffalo hostel
The hostel was shut down by the city in the spring after being deemed unsafe by building inspectors.
View ArticleBloom & Rose eyes Williamsville site for deli, with crowdfunding help
The total cost for the Main Street site is just over $500,000 to build the kitchen, put in a bar and fund equipment.
View ArticleNews 2 You: Election week special
Looking back on the races and politicians who ran them from 10, 20, 30, and 40 years ago.
View ArticleMeet the Mafia: This school principal also has an intimidating alter ego
School principal by day and a dedicated member of the Bills Mafia by night, "Hannabill Lecter" prowls Highmark Stadium every home game.
View ArticleOrchard Park hardware store closing after 117 years in business
An Orchard Park hardware store announced on Monday that after 117 years of business, they will permanently close in February of 2025.
View ArticleHere's what you need to know before you vote
Everything you need to know about early voting and voting on Election Day in 2024.
View ArticleBuffalo's Snow Angel program asks for more volunteers
Snow Angel volunteers shovel sidewalks and walkways for neighbors over the winter.
View ArticleLocal domestic violence support organization receives funding
The center will use the funds to expand its Forensic Medical Unit.
View ArticleOhio sheriff's lieutenant apologizes for 'won't help Democrats' post, blames...
Lt. John Rodgers, a 20-year sheriff's veteran in Clark County, where Springfield is the county seat, made the statements in several posts on Facebook.
View ArticleLeaders address political violence in Buffalo ahead of Election Day
A group of local religious, civic, and community leaders spoke out against political violence one day before Election Day.
View ArticleMan struck, killed by train in East Aurora
East Aurora Police said it received a 911 call at 2:19 p.m. Wednesday, reporting the incident near the Oakwood Avenue railroad viaduct.
View ArticleThruway worker involved in fatal crash on I-90
The accident happened around 8 a.m. Monday on the I-90WB just before exit 58 in the Town of Hanover.
View ArticleStarpoint superintendent to return to job next week following DWI
The Starpoint Central School District Board of Education made the announcement on Monday during a board meeting.
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