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The Digihost/Fortistar facility in North Tonawanda has been operating on an expired air permit since 2021 and a renewal application has been pending with the DEC for more than four years.
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Michigan Avenue's African American Heritage Corridor is in line for major upgrades, which state, federal and local leaders say is an important step for the community.
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Incumbent Kevin Hardwick is running for a second term on Democratic and Working Families Party lines, while challenger Christine Czarnik is running on Republican and Conservative lines.
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Canada’s industry minister says Ottawa is considering a lawsuit against Stellantis, following the auto maker's announcement it is moving planned production from Brampton, Ont. into the US.
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Buffalo's acting mayor says the city is moving forward to seize the Buffalo Grand Hotel, which has been idled since early 2020. Its owner insists he wants to reopen, but City Hall is stifling efforts.
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Erie County went from 5,154 domestic violence victims in 2019 to 5,594 in 2023. That’s an increase of nearly 27.9%, and what local experts say is a concerning trend.
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For thousands of individuals who rely on Medicare Advantage, one of WNY’s larger health insurance providers won't include Roswell Park among its in-network coverage next year. But it's not the only one.
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Both individuals were safely brought to shore with the help of a private vessel and Buffalo Fire Department personnel.
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WNYIL held its annual Meet the Candidates event for Erie County on October 15 to give the disability community a chance to question candidates.
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Team Alice focuses on reducing what many people would call “medication errors,” especially in older adults. Here’s how those mistakes happen and how to reduce your risk.