Salvatore Pierre, 38, faces a slate of felony charges for allegedly stealing thousands of dollars in cash and causing thousands more in damages.

After spending most of the past two decades working behind the scenes in Erie County politics, Erich Weyant has taken over the reigns of The Stonewall Democrats of Western New York at a critical time.

The lawsuit — separate from Wednesday's lawsuit filed against those actively developing the land — challenges a 2023 U.S. Department of Interior decision, which placed the parcel into restricted-fee status.

The change in the political landscape will have implications for Québec and for Canada, as the premier-designate of the province, Paul St-Pierre Plamondon, said he firmly believes Québec will become sovereign one day.

Four years after the attempted murder of author Salman Rushdie in Chautauqua, New York, a documentary on the event and Rushie’s life is coming to Buffalo International Film Festival.

Today marks the diamond anniversary for Kenmore Mercy Hospital. The hospital has been serving the Northtowns for 75 years, with some employees serving more than 50 years.

The mayor announced Wednesday morning the filing of a lawsuit in New York Supreme Court to halt what he calls "a proposed 28-bay truck stop and fuel depot" in Buffalo's Old First Ward.

We look at what happens next for workers inside a soon-to-close Niagara Falls chemical plant, who had the highest rate of exposure to dangerous chemicals.

Following AMC's abrupt exit from the downtown theater last December, Scene One has been hard at work reactivating amenities and rethinking programming since moving in during April.

A parent advocate and Da Vinci student say Buffalo Public Schools should be more transparent and include families in its proposed eight-school closure plan.