WBFO News

The World Cup has officially kicked off, and fans around Toronto are abuzz with the hope of seeing their team win in the end.

What Erie County's second case tells us about the spread of measles and what you can do to protect your family and community.

The 43-year-old officer, Police Constable Marc Pinizzotto, was shot while executing a search warrant in relation to a number of Toronto shootings, including the March 10 shooting at the United States consulate on University Avenue.

Five black-and-white ruffed lemurs have started their new journey at the Buffalo Zoo.

The news comes after the previous Erie County Deputy District Attorney, Mara McCabe, left for a judicial appointment on the state Court of Claims.

The event had fans lining up to donate food and get an autograph from Dawkins as a part of AAA’s national "Fuel Hope, Fight Hunger" initiative with Feeding America. This event focused on collecting non-perishable items to support families in need throughout the region.

Advocates for the Office say their continuing mission is to address community problems such as poverty, conditions which often lead to crime, and to violence.

Buffalo's own Colonel John B. Weber led a life of service that spanned some of America's most prolific chapters of history, including the Civil War and overseeing the opening of Ellis Island.

Train enthusiasts from all over the world have been descending on Western New York to see the behemoth Big Boy 4014 Union Pacific steam locomotive pull into Buffalo.

St. Joseph's Collegiate Institute has started a review of its baseball program just one week after the retirement of its longtime coach.