Alex Simone
Multimedia Reporter-
The Salvation Army has opened a new 30-room emergency shelter on Main Street in Buffalo. But the 80-bed shelter is only the first of three phases for the Hope on Main project. -
A major addition is coming to Cheektowaga’s industrial sector, with Niagara Power Transformer getting an investment of more than $70 million. -
The City of Buffalo could soon resume emergency repairs at more than 15 city-owned buildings, provided it gets approval for a $20 million loan from the Buffalo Fiscal Stability Authority. -
Local nonprofits are calling on Governor Kathy Hochul to pass legislation that they say would reduce the wait-time on contracting and payments from the state. -
Billboards across Buffalo are blending artistic and cultural expression in a campaign by New York Immigration Coalition. The Buffalo Proud campaign showcases immigrants and refugees living in the region. -
More than 300 high school students from around Erie County are working to improve their life skills during this week's Unleash Your Greatness student leadership conference at Villa Maria College. -
Disabled veterans across New York will soon benefit from a state property tax exemption. But several Western New York towns still must opt in to the exemption at a municipal level. -
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. -
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. -
Solstice Advanced Materials is in store for a major expansion, funded by a joint investment of almost $50 million by the Buffalo company and Empire State Development Corporation.
