Alex Simone
Multimedia Reporter-
Roscoe Henderson III has been sworn in as the newest member for Buffalo Public Schools’ Board of Education. Residents already are praising the selection, with multiple standing ovations during his swearing in ceremony. -
Frustration has been a recurring theme for Town of Niagara residents when discussing potential radiation under their homes. Monday's public event in Niagara Falls was no exception, though some residents got the answers they were looking for. -
This year is the third annual World War II reenactment at Buffalo and Erie County Naval and Military Park. The event kicked off Friday morning with former Army Master Sgt. John Long, who fought in WWII, addressing reenactors and fellow veterans. -
The Buffalo Public Schools officially have a new superintendent, just two days after Pascal Mubenga’s resignation. The board of education has approved Ebony Prophet-Bullock as interim superintendent. -
The New York Department of Environmental Conservation has left many in the Town of Niagara dissatisfied with the response after radiation was reported present at several properties there. -
People living in the town of Niagara are expressing concern and frustration over reports that they may be living in radioactively contaminated homes. -
The charges against 46-year-old Jeffrey Nowak, on administrative leave from the Diocese of Buffalo since 2019, stem from an investigation involving federal agents and Scottish law enforcement. -
Many residents at Noles Court apartments are speaking out about housing conditions. Tenants at the Best Street building allege there have been rent increases with minimal warning, and alack of security. -
A nearly $40 million housing project lies on the horizon in Niagara Falls, representing a potential new source of affordable and market-price housing for residents. -
Looming cuts to SNAP food benefits have Western New York advocates and federal politicians sounding the alarm. Senator Chuck Schumer says the cuts will have a devastating impact on families.
