Niagara Falls unveiled plans to turn a Main Street building that has been vacant for decades into Niagara University student housing, as plans to revitalize dozens of properties in the corridor continue.
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Beyond the candidates on the ballot, Buffalo voters will also decide on 11 proposed changes to the City of Buffalo Charter.
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The City of Buffalo has released its 2026-2027 Winter Snow Plan, including $2.7 million for contracted snow removal, five smaller tractors and upgraded snowplow tracking.
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Buffalo school leaders were expected to vote Wednesday on a proposed school closure plan that could reshape the district for the 2027-2028 school year.
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State and local leaders gathered in Springville to encourage and remind drivers that "being in a hurry is no reason to put somebody's life in jeopardy," and they need to stop when a school bus stops.
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A social media post turned into a celebrity surprise for one local bowling alley after the Jonas Brothers stopped by Tonawanda Bowling Center.
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Emotions ran high Tuesday night as Buffalo Public Schools leaders heard concerns from parents, educators and community members about the district’s proposed school closures and their last in person public meeting.
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On October 13, volunteers gathered at Wegmans to pack 750 bags of weekend food for students at BUILD Academy, Buffalo Public School 92.
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Special teams captain Sam Franklin Jr. will miss a game without pay, along with safety C.J. Gardner-Johnson, who also spit on a Las Vegas Raider.
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A Town of Tonawanda police cruiser was involved in a crash Wednesday morning while responding to a serious medical emergency.
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A $2.2M rehabilitation of the Wilson Lakeside Market has begun and hopes to reopen the business next year. The village’s main source of groceries has been closed since a January 2025 fire.
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The family and colleagues of 41-year-old Tia Brown are remembering her for the kindness she showed others and the impact she made on the people around her after she was killed in a crash in Hamburg.
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Buffalo Police responded to a shots-fired call on Schreck Avenue around 2 p.m. Tuesday. Shortly after, a man arrived at ECMC who had been shot in his legs, arm and torso.
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Something “epic” is being teased for Niagara Square next week, and organizers are dropping a few breadcrumbs around Buffalo ahead of the event.
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The Young Street railroad bridge in Tonawanda has been repeatedly struck by trucks. City officials are working on a new warning system, designed to warn drivers before they reach the low clearance.
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Buffalo police overtime rose by more than a third in five years, costing taxpayers $17M last fiscal year. Here's what's behind the surge.
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For six years, residents of E. Fall Road have been complaining about the unkempt remains of a burned home, with even city leaders acknowledging it as dangerous. Now, it's finally being addressed.
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A Wellsville man is dead after a crash involving a commercial vehicle in the Town of Wellsville on Monday afternoon.
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Erie County lawmakers have introduced a measure that would cap gas tax as fuel prices continue to climb.
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