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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.Sabres
Amerks' Pysyk released from hospital
Amerks' Pysyk released from hospitalDefenseman Mark Pysyk was released from Strong Memorial Hospital late Saturday afternoon and is "doing well."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.Weather
Unique Places - Giant Snow Pile at Central Terminal
Unique Places - Giant Snow Pile at Central TerminalThis winter the iconic Central Terminal has become a dumping ground for all of the snow we've received. Two On Your Side's Kevin O'Connell got a first hand look at the giant snow piles.Cheektowaga
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.News
Silver has frozen funds in local company
Silver has frozen funds in local companyTwo On Your Side has confirmed that some of Silver's funds frozen by the feds are invested in a local company.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.Rescue
Pet of the Week - Nyx
Pet of the Week - NyxSuzanne Laba from the Buffalo Animal Shelter introduces us to Nyx.
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.Life
The science behind 'The Dress'
The science behind 'The Dress'As 2 On Your Side's Michael Wooten explains, everyone sees the world differently, and that includes how we interpret color.Downtown
Climb Aboard Buffalo's E.M. Cotter
Climb Aboard Buffalo's E.M. CotterThe Edward M. Cotter fireboat was finally able to get out on the water to start smashing up the ice on Friday.Tonawandas
North Tonawanda Arsonist Heading to Prison
North Tonawanda Arsonist Heading to PrisonWoman Heading to Prison for String of ArsonsSouthern Tier
Silver Creek student created harm list
Silver Creek student created harm listAdministrators in the Silver Creek School District are looking into a troubling situationSouthern Tier
Three Overdose on 'Pink Packaged' Heroin
Three Overdose on 'Pink Packaged' HeroinOne Dead, two others overdose after taking 'pink packaged' heroinHealth
Groups can compete for heroin-prevention grants
Groups can compete for heroin-prevention grantsThe five-year federal fund will be used to help local community organizations raise public awareness for the 12 to 25-year-old age range, through statewide and local media campaigns, amid a growing heroin epidemic.Clarence
Two-alarm fire destroys Clarence home
Two-alarm fire destroys Clarence homeA fire that broke out around 8:30 p.m. Thursday destroyed a home under construction in the Essex Greens housing development.News
Returning water to Bradford proves to be a slow process
Returning water to Bradford proves to be a slow processWater service was slowing returning to residents of a northwestern Pennsylvania city where a water main break drained 5 million gallons from its storage tanks.West Seneca
1,500 people rally against Cuomo's education reform
1,500 people rally against Cuomo's education reformIn a fierce display of solidarity against Gov. Andrew Cuomo, an estimated 1,500 people packed West Seneca West High School on Thursday night to rally against proposed reforms to the public education system.
Comptroller: November storm costing county nearly $3.9M
Comptroller: November storm costing county nearly $3.9MThe Erie County Comptroller released new numbers Thursday morning showing expenses related to the November storm.Nation
Discovery of dead mom may have sparked Mo. killing spree
Discovery of dead mom may have sparked Mo. killing spreeAt least 4 of the victims were cousins of the suspected gunman, who authorities said killed himself in his pickup.Hamburg
Hamburg Police Issue Missing Child Alert
Hamburg Police Issue Missing Child AlertThe Hamburg Police Department posted a Missing Child Alert to the Town of Hamburg Emergency Services Facebook pageIn Your Area
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This 90-year-old World War II veteran isn't letting age slow him down. While out watching his great-grandkids sled, he decided to give the winter sport a try.
There's a renewed push for a cybersecurity mission at the base.
Part of the Kensington Expressway (Route 33) eastbound was closed for a time Sunday morning .
An Orchard Park woman is charged with DWI after she drove the wrong way on an exit ramp and crashed head-on into another vehicle.
These playful cheetah cubs don't sit still for long, but when they do, watch out! Their soulful eyes just might steal your heart.
Defenseman Mark Pysyk was released from Strong Memorial Hospital late Saturday afternoon and is "doing well."
A yearly squirrel-hunting contest once again drew demonstrators on both sides to the streets of the Orleans County Village of Holley.
Police shut down the outbound Kensington Expressway (Route 33) for a short time early Saturday morning following a car fire.