Live Nation has settled an antitrust lawsuit with the Department of Justice that could total a settlement of more than $200 million. But one local venue owner says it's just a slap on the wrist.

The event cited "allocation of resources to ongoing operations in the U.S. Central Command area of responsibility" as the reason for its decision.

The announcement from the Attorney General's office provided some added information on the events surrounding the shooting, including that officers forced entry into a bedroom of the residence and encountered the man allegedly holding a knife in each hand.

Three synagogues were hit by gunfire over the past week, leaving the Jewish community shaken. Two of the synagogues are in Toronto, and the third is in Vaughan, just to the northwest.

Malek's Bakery and Lipman's Kosher Market could move to a single location on South Winton near Twelve Corners.

The National Weather Service in Buffalo was anticipating the waters of Tonawanda Creek in the Batavia area to reach flood stage Sunday, March 8.

A group of environmental and government watchdog agencies are criticizing Governor Kathy Hochul’s administration for what they say is an apparent attempt to undermine New York State’s existing Climate Leadership and Community Protection Act.

Healthcare workers, union leaders, community advocates and several elected officials gathered in Buffalo Friday morning to call on New York State legislators to offset $2 billion healthcare funding lost to federal cuts.

The Buffalo Sabres made three trades to bolster their roster ahead of a long-awaited playoff push.

The Democratic governor met with Tom Homan, the architect of Trump’s border crackdown, for nearly an hour Friday.

Niagara County Clerk Joseph A. Jastrzemski has not yet received reports of the scam impacting anyone in his county, but after hearing from other clerks around the state, he's hoping to raise awareness before it's too late.

Originally released as an online report in 2024, the book explores Buffalo's power structures.