The Buffalo News

The paper's corporate owner said the move would "allow our employees to enjoy the holiday with friends and families.” The Buffalo Newspaper Guild called that explanation "fiction."

A protest led by Betty Jean Grant took the Buffalo News to task for it's recent reporting on Buffalo Democratic Mayoral candidate India Walton

The Buffalo Newspaper Guild is going on an indefinite byline strike, withholding their names from their stories and photos, in protest of changes proposed by the News’ ownership and management.

The Buffalo News and its new parent company, Lee Enterprises, have announced Tuesday morning that it will lay off or furlough an unspecified number of…

Political cartooning has been impacted by many things over the past decade. The advent of social media. The change in how consumers receive their news.…

Have you gotten up and on your feet at work today? Many in the downtown Buffalo area who did took part in National Walk at Lunch Day. WBFO’s Avery…

Stanford Lipsey, who served as publisher of the Buffalo News for nearly three decades, died Tuesday at the age of 89. Lipsey is being remembered as a…

Citing the use of "strong images to connect with readers while conveying layers of meaning in a few words," Buffalo News editorial cartoonist Adam Zyglis…

Buffalo Mayor Byron Brown's standing among likely primary voters shows him riding a strong wave of support. A Siena Research poll shows the mayor leading…

The longtime publisher of The Buffalo News is stepping down. Stanford Lipsey, who has been with The News for 32 years, will leave his post on January 1.…