Alex Simone
Multimedia Reporter-
Community members are looking forward a new pier and boat launch on the Buffalo Blueway water system, which is being built thanks to close to $1 million in Empire State Development funds. -
Haudenosaunee history is heavily documented, but some local experts say there are caveats since many of the ones recording events, and later studying them, haven’t been part of the culture. -
State advocacy groups are making their cases for greater child abuse legislation, including stronger penalties against abusers and expansion of survivor protections. -
The Buffalo Junior League is gearing up for the 23rd Decorators Show House, this year featuring one of the area's first homes to have electricity. -
Local leaders are banding together in protest of federal cuts that would remove grants for libraries and museums across the country, including more than $1 million in Erie County. -
There were more than 5,500 child abuse cases reported across Western New York in 2023. Many cases still go unreported, but experts say the levels of education and awareness are improving. -
The music industry is ever-evolving, especially for those trying to take the next step. Jazz saxophonist Jimmy Farace reflects on his experience as a freelance artist following his first album. -
Advocacy groups may be evolving to increase collaboration for growing number of rallies, even if their primary focuses normally differ. -
Buffalo’s 5/14 memorial is one step closer to becoming reality after Monday’s inaugural meeting of the 5/14 Memorial Foundation Board. -
Homicide is the leading cause of death for women who are pregnant, with higher risk among Black mothers, which has local advocates promoting awareness.
