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  • Commentary: Song Dedications to County Officials
    By Joe MarrenBuffalo, NY – February is like a cemetery. You enter each with a little bit of hope, a longing for support, yet all you really find is a cold…
  • Remembering 9/11
    By Eileen BuckleyBuffalo, NY – Americans are remembering the tragic events of September 11, 2001. Sunday marks the tenth anniversary of the terrorist…
  • Phones In Hand, Busy Mourners Miss The Story
    Cell phone cameras and digital tablets can turn just about any consumer into an amateur journalist. Writer Gwen Thompkins wonders when the amateurs will realize what the professionals already know: Recording an event often stops reporters from experiencing what's right in front of them.
  • Tyler Gibbons and Robin MacArthur of Red Heart the Ticker.
    Red Heart The Ticker: Raising The Dead Via Folk Music
    A late relative left the husband-and-wife duo with two precious gifts: a creaky old farmhouse to record in and a wealth of woodsy songs to sing.
  • Harold Haberfeld, Buffalo FBI special agent, died in 1943
    Paying a long, overdue tribute to a Buffalo FBI agent from the 1940's
    The FBI in Buffalo unveils a dedication Thursday to a special agent who died some 69-years ago in a plane crash. 30-year-old Harold Haberfeld was on a…
  • At 101, Roman Totenberg was teaching students up to the very end of his life.
    Roman Totenberg: A Musical Life Remembered
    NPR's Nina Totenberg recalls her late father's mastery of music, as well as his love of life.
  • Arthel Lane "Doc" Watson in the 1960s.
    Doc Watson, Folk Music Icon, Dies At 89
    The blind folk musician from North Carolina revolutionized not just how people play guitar but the way people around the world think about mountain music. He was 89 years old.
  • Former Sen. John Edwards leaves the federal courthouse in Greensboro, N.C., on Tuesday.
    When The Jury Becomes The Story
    At the trial of John Edwards on Thursday, attention turned to the actual jury and its verdict. It was a switch from earlier days, when alternates dubbed the "giggle gang" stole the show. Their actions were relatively benign, but there is precedent for shenanigans in the jury pool at U.S. trials.
  • Lesbian Couple Tests Colombia's Adoption Laws
    In Latin America, high courts are expanding the rights of gay people, including the right to marry. Now many courts are also ruling in favor of gay adoption. One case that could set an important precedent involves a lesbian couple in Colombia.
  • Authorities Look For Clues Into Sikh Temple Shooting
    The FBI and local police are piecing together reasons why Army veteran Wade Michael Page, 40, killed six people in a Sikh temple near Milwaukee, Wis., Sunday. They think it may have had something to do with Page's ties to the white power movement.
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