For more than five years, the City of Buffalo recognized Feb. 2 as Walter C. Hobson Day to kick off Black History Month. Now, the city has renamed a portion of East Delavan Avenue in Hobson's honor.

At the age of 96, Buffalo community leader Brother Clifford Bell says there's plenty left to give after a lifetime of service.

Niagara-on-the-Lake's century old theatre the Royal George closes its doors for a complete reconstruction.

The Buffalo Sabres production team has put together a feature film on Hall of Fame goalie Dominik Hasek. The film is set to air Sunday night on MSG.

Residents and businesses in the Village of Fredonia were issued an order Friday evening to boil their water and conserve it until further notice.

State Assemblymember Jon Rivera and state Senator April Baskin are urging authorities to open a gate near the Duty Free store on the U.S. side of the border.

West Seneca Police say they've arrested a Buffalo man following an investigation into two bomb threats made in January to Rosina Food Products, a local frozen food supplier.

A local charter school is being scrutinized for its financial practices after an audit by the New York State Comptroller’s Office found improper standards with approving and reporting spending.

A transportation advocacy group has released a report which estimates motorists in the Buffalo-Niagara region pay an estimated $2,200 per year as the result of poor road and bridge conditions.

A new program in Erie County will aim to increased income accessibility for families, with the goal of reducing child poverty by 50%. The pilot program comes thanks to $12.5 million in state funding.