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A controversial interception call and two late penalties against Buffalo help the Broncos ends the Bills' season.

On Saturday protesters gathered in Niagara Square to condemn violence from Immigrations and Customs Enforcement, the U.S. military abroad, and within the U.S. correctional system.

Community groups are pitching their ideas to join forces with Partnership for the Public Good and its Community Agenda for 2026, looking to advance sustainability and equality in the region.

Dr. Eva M. Doyle was named Buffalo's Martin Luther King, Jr. Citizen of the Year, Friday.

The investigation continues into a four-alarm fire which destroyed a shuttered schoolhouse on the grounds of a former Buffalo Catholic parish set for redevelopment.

The North American deal is up for review this year, or the USMCA as it’s called in Washington. Trump is now calling it irrelevant, and doesn’t really care about re-negotiating the pact.

A court case involving 800-plus victims suing the Diocese of Buffalo for sexual abuse may be nearing an end, now that a settlement amount has been set. It’s part of the Diocese’s Chapter 11 reorganization.

The City of Buffalo's plowing strategy focuses first on primary roads, followed by secondary roads and then residential streets according to the Ryan administration.

The case outlines an alleged yearslong points shaving scheme involving NCAA and Chinese Basketball Association games, including then-University at Buffalo players.

Heavy snowfall and bitter cold temperatures led many school districts to close in Western New York Thursday. The weather wasn’t much better across the border in Southern Ontario.