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A joint effort from local, state and federal agencies is underway this week at the Buffalo and Erie County Naval and Military Park to address environmental concerns caused by two permanently moored vessels.

The Seneca Babcock Community Association announced all community programs would be cancelled on March 13. Local lawmakers want to know where years' worth of funding to the organization went.

Niagara Regional Chairman Bob Gale has resigned following a call from racial justice groups that he explain a purchase of an autographed first-edition of Nazi leader Adolf Hitler's political manifesto "Mein Kampf."

No injuries have been reported after a Wednesday crash involving a Buffalo city vehicle at Michigan Avenue and Swan Street.

Shea’s Buffalo Theatre will serve as the national tour launch site for the five-time Tony-winning show "Buena Vista Social Club" and will the the home base of a re-tech for "Harry Potter and the Cursed Child."

The Mitchell-Lama program has been an asset toward keeping rent manageable in several New York cities for 70 years. Now, a local advocate is trying to bring similar access to Buffalo.

The Bisons revealed a new $10 ticket night coming to Sahlen Field this season.

The summit was hosted by Daemen University and brought more than 160 students from four school districts together.

Ontario attraction, Journey Behind the Falls, announces new upgrades to the tourist hub, including a newly discovered tunnel

Faulty financial reporting by the Seneca Babcock Community Association have led to the resignation of its executive director and a request for the New York State Attorney General to investigate.