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Students Create Storm-Inspired Art, Help Local Charity
Students Create Storm-Inspired Art, Help Local CharityWest Seneca East Students Inspired by Storm, Create and Sell Art for CharityDining
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WNY Pothole Map
WNY Pothole MapThe rough winter has done a number on our roads, leaving plenty of potholes for drivers to avoid.Education
Lawmakers brace for pressure from charters, teachers
Lawmakers brace for pressure from charters, teacherslawmakers are bracing for a barrage of pressure this week from charter school advocates and their adversaries in the state teachers' union.Local
NY outlines $900M for parks by 2020
NY outlines $900M for parks by 2020Nearly $900 million in public and private funding would be used to transform the state's parks by 2020Entertainment
"Orange is the New Black" got $10M for NY productions
"Orange is the New Black" got $10M for NY productions"Orange is the New Black" is getting plenty of green from New York taxpayers.Downtown
Crash closes part of 33 east
Crash closes part of 33 eastPart of the Kensington Expressway (Route 33) eastbound was closed for a time Sunday morning after a driver slid into the center guard rail barrier and flipped over.Downtown
Woman charged with DWI after wrong-way crash in Buffalo
Woman charged with DWI after wrong-way crash in BuffaloState Police charged a woman with DWI after she drove the wrong way up a ramp and crashed into another vehicleNiagara County
46th Annual Olcott 'Polar Bear Swim for Sight'
46th Annual Olcott 'Polar Bear Swim for Sight'All the money collected in the annual "Polar Bear Swim for Sight" in Olcott goes to projects and community organizations in Niagara County.Niagara County
NF air base supporters review cybersecurity plan
NF air base supporters review cybersecurity planThere's a renewed push for a cybersecurity mission at the base.East Side
Developer sought for Central Terminal
Developer sought for Central TerminalPrincipals of the Central Terminal Restoration Corporation have issued a request for proposals to most members of the development community.Politics
Zephyr Teachout on Albany corruption
Zephyr Teachout on Albany corruptionWhen Zephyr Teachout stepped up to challenge Governor Andrew Cuomo in last year's Democratic primary the Fordham Law School professor emerged as one of his toughest critics.
NYT: Buffalo's embraced the 'winter chill'
NYT: Buffalo's embraced the 'winter chill'The New York Times has a travel piece highlighting the winter oriented activities in BuffaloOrleans County
'Squirrel Slam' showdown
'Squirrel Slam' showdownA yearly squirrel-hunting contest once again drew demonstrators on both sides to the streets of the Orleans County Village of Holley.East Side
Buffalo man in critical condition after hit-and-run
Buffalo man in critical condition after hit-and-runA 22-year-old man who was walking on Winspear Avenue near Bailey Avenue Friday night around 7:30 p.m. was hit by a car driven by a 21-year-old Rochester womanHigh School Sports
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Williamsville South 66 McKinley 61Williamsville South 66 McKinley 61Downtown
Car fire, accident shut down outbound 33
Car fire, accident shut down outbound 33Police shut down the outbound Kensington Expressway (Route 33) for a short time early Saturday morning following a car fire.Business
Collins responds to report of 400 job cuts in Arcade
Collins responds to report of 400 job cuts in ArcadeCongressman Chris Collins (R-NY) responded to a report Friday that about 400 jobs will be lost at a Wyoming County debt collection service, blaming the Obama administration.North Buffalo
Meet Zuri, the Buffalo Zoo's new giraffe
Meet Zuri, the Buffalo Zoo's new giraffeA second baby giraffe was born one week ago today, and her name is Zuri.Sports
Will South Beats McKinley 66-61
Will South Beats McKinley 66-61Will South Beats McKinley 66-61Cheektowaga
Depew family sues state in November storm death
Depew family sues state in November storm deathThe family of a Depew man is suing the state, and plans to sue Erie County and Cheektowaga, after their loved one was found buried in his car.Entertainment
Unique Eats at Five Points Bakery & Toast Cafe
Unique Eats at Five Points Bakery & Toast CafeZachary Kineke checks out the fresh-baked goodness at Five Points Bakery and Toast CafeBuffalo
February's Brutal Temps Damage Grape Vines
February's Brutal Temps Damage Grape VinesFebruary's Brutal Temps Damage Grape VinesNews
SAFE Act database unfinished; gun registration to start
SAFE Act database unfinished; gun registration to startNYS still struggling to design database for background checks on ammunition sales.
Weekend warm-up may cause more roof problems
Weekend warm-up may cause more roof problemsRoof contractors fear the worst is yet to come for some homeowners who still have snow and ice on their roofs.News
Survivor of Birmingham church bombing is in WNY
Survivor of Birmingham church bombing is in WNYCarolyn Maull McKinstry survived the Sixteenth Street Baptist church bombingNiagara County
Starpoint student charged for making a threat
Starpoint student charged for making a threatA student at Starpoint High School is facing charges for falsely reporting an incident.In Your Area
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There are new concerns at the Buffalo Municipal Housing Authority over how the agency hired several law firms.
Two Native Americans from outside Western New York were flown in Monday ahead of a rally in support of the Lancaster School District's controversial 'Redskins' nickname.
Its been a busy day for Sabres general manager Tim Murray
Bradford, PA is no longer in a state of emergency following a water main break last week that left the town without water.
U.S. Senator Kirsten Gillibrand (D-NY) participated in a round table discussion about sexual assault
Three Attica Correctional Facility guards have avoided a trial that was scheduled to begin Monday, amid allegations they severely beat an inmate according to Wyoming County District Attorney Donald O'Geen.
A convicted killer in Chautauqua County was sentenced Monday.
A Winter Weather Advisory has been issued for all of WNY from noon Tuesday until 1am Wednesday.
Legal Analyst Barry Covert explains why the three guards at Attica took a deal.