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A banquet inducting local real estate figure Carl Motante to the Buffalo Business Hall of Fame was met by heavy criticism from protesters Wednesday evening at the Statler Building.

Pending regulatory approval, National Fuel will remain focused on its utility operations while the new company will focus on drilling.

The city is undergoing an emergency stabilization to remove its equipment from the more-than-century old downtown structure.

The inaugural summit focused on collaboration, community power and long-term investment in neighborhood organizations.

Among the City of Buffalo's legal claims of support is a case that invokes a series of 15th-century edicts from the Vatican whereby Christian nations had a right of discovery and claims to land over Indigenous peoples.

Measles cases are rising in New York. BTPM spoke with experts about symptoms, risks, vaccine safety and the importance of vaccination.

The Sabres rallied from a 3-1 deficit to force a tie in regulation and send the game into overtime.

Proceeds from the sold-out show support the International Institute of Buffalo, the agency which assisted Tran’s family upon arriving from Vietnam as refugees.

Fully disabled veterans in Buffalo have a new tax exemption to help decrease their financial load. A new local law provides property tax exceptions for military members disabled in combat.

Prospective jurors were questioned Tuesday about capital punishment, pretrial exposure and whether they could remain impartial in the federal death-penalty case against Payton Gendron.