Alex Simone
Multimedia Reporter-
Toronto is buzzing with the excitement of hosting its first-ever World Cup matches, with the added bonus of their home team kicking off the festivities. -
The World Cup has officially kicked off, and fans around Toronto are abuzz with the hope of seeing their team win in the end. -
Keith Holmes could face more than 30 years in prison, accused of firing at U.S. Marshals on Monday. U.S. Attorney Michael DiGiacomo says marshals were executing an arrest warrant because the suspect allegedly violated a supervised release. -
Buffalo bars and other establishments are waiting with anticipation for the wave of World Cup fans expected to show out for the next month and a half. -
New resources are now available for visitors at Beaver Island State Park and other Buffalo Niagara Blueway locations, the result of a project spearheaded by Buffalo Niagara Waterkeeper. -
Five years after the smokestacks at the Tonawanda Coke plant came tumbling down, some residents can feel a decrease in air pollution levels. But the conversation doesn’t end with the site’s cleanup over the past few years. -
Students are making an impact on the local and national stage for work with Canisius University in STEM fields. It's all part of the Girls Who Game initiative that integrates video games with STEM learning. -
A new bill introduced by Congressman Tim Kennedy could improve rights for people detained by the Department of Homeland Security. He says there's a lack of accountability for DHS. -
A Wednesday meeting could decide the fate of a proposed data center at the former Tonawanda Coke plant on River Road. Tonawanda’s Planning Board meets 7 p.m. at the Kenmore-Tonawanda Municipal Building on Delaware Avenue to gather community input. -
Common Council Majority Leader Leah Halton-Pope is calling for a hard fiscal control board by the Buffalo Financial Stability Authority, but Mayor Sean Ryan calls the request "irresponsible."
