BTPM Staff

A former church business manager has pleaded guilty to two counts of fourth-degree larceny in the theft of more than $82,000 from two Buffalo-area Catholic parishes.

The office of Buffalo mayor Sean Ryan says Danielle Roberts, who resigned as the city’s Community Services Commissioner on March 20, is rescinding that resignation and is returning to the position.

The Sabres announced an "extremely limited" remaining inventory of opening-round playoff tickets will go on sale Monday at 10 a.m.

A class action lawsuit filed on behalf of eight Latino New Yorkers, including two from Buffalo, accuses the Department of Homeland Security — and its component agencies ICE and CBP — of illegally detaining New York residents based solely on their perceived ethnicity.

A Buffalo Police officer has been arraigned on a second-degree murder charge stemming from the shooting death of his wife February 14.

Fredonia Police are alerting residents of White St. to shelter in place Wednesday afternoon due to police activity.

Martin Gugino, a Buffalo native who suffered a fractured skull when he was shoved by Buffalo Police officers during a protest in 2020, died in Tampa, Fla., in March, his family announced.

The Town of Elma is experiencing major water service issues Tuesday, a result of a water main break that is expected to take until Wednesday to remedy.

The office of New York Attorney General Letitia James released two video clips from security cameras Tuesday, which capture the Jan. 9 crash that killed 82-year-old Carl Slone.