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By Joyce KryszakBuffalo, NY – Americans are watching the Iraq war unfold with a certain degree of helplessness. News sources do little to connect us with…

By Mark ScottBuffalo, NY – The latest congressional reapportionment plan, this one from a federally-appointed court master, would combine the districts of…

A suburban orchestra prepares for a summer concert, while the Chautauqua season winds down.By Bill Raffel, WBFOBuffalo, NY – While many ensembles enjoy a…

Restrictions on public gatherings have silenced Buffalo's dynamic music scene at clubs and bars. "Part of the reason I chose to live in Buffalo all those…

Vocalist Jazzmeia Horn headlined WNED | WBFO's inaugural JazzWorks Live! concert Saturday, Sept. 14 at the WNED Studios in downtown Buffalo. Photographer…

Rolando Arrieta profiles the French musical group Les Yeux Noirs, which performs Gypsy and Jewish music on acoustic and electric instruments. Singer and violinist Erik Slabiak and his brother, Olivier, grew up in Paris in the 1970s, the sons of Jewish immigrants from Poland.

A new book, "Isn't Her Grace Amazing," looks at the women in gospel music, past and present.

Music producer and radio host Dan Rosenberg was assembling a guide to Ukrainian folk music before the war broke out. After the Russian invasion, the work took on new meaning.

Saxophonist and clarinetist Ned Rothenberg has always been a musical cosmopolitan. Early on, he studied jazz with George Coleman and shakuhachi flute in Japan. Rothenberg's new album, Inner Diaspora, sends him back to his roots.

The Supreme Court ruled Monday that a specific federal law does not require a bond hearing to be given to immigrants who are detained while they wait for their deportation cases to move forward.