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Niagara County holding outdoor career fair

Economy

First offer from General Motors falls short of demands by the United Auto Workers, but it's a start

General Motors made its first wage-and-benefit offer to the United Auto Workers that falls far short of the union’s initial demands.
Wny

UAW Local Leaders: Automaker Pact or Strike?

The contract expires 11:59 pm on September 14th - next Thursday all three 3 automakers on notice.
Buffalo

BPD participates in national internship program to give college students police experience

Police departments across the country admit that getting people interested in the profession isn't easy.
News

Yellow Trucking closure leaves at least 300 workers in WNY unemployed

The company's file for bankruptcy Sunday has left over 30,000 people jobless across the U.S., including hundreds here in the Town of Tonawanda.
As Seen On TV

Could there be a UAW labor strike looming?

Arthur Wheaton., Dir. of Labor Studies at Cornell University to give insight into a possible UAW strike.
Buffalo

Buffalo Futures helps aspiring young professionals find careers

The new program will help connect 16 to 24-year-olds with careers that fit their needs.
Local News

Erie County Clerk's Office in hot water after an audit found money missing and waived fees

The Erie County Comptroller launched an audit into the Erie County Clerk's Office, but the results leave the public with more questions than answers.
Nation World

Stock market today: Wall Street drifts as momentum slows from a huge rally to start the year

Tesla was one of the stronger stocks in the market, rising 7.4%.
Nation World

Rolling recession? Richcession? What analysts say about the US economy's current path

Analysts point to two trends that may help stave off an economic contraction. Here's how it could all play out.
Nation World

Packages from China are surging into the U.S. Lawmakers wonder if an $800 exemption was a mistake

Under current U.S. law, most imports valued at less than $800 enter duty-free into the United States as long as they're packaged and addressed to individual buyers.
Local News

Town Hall: Chautauqua Institution ready for its summer season

Chautauqua Institution president Dr. Michael Hill talked about the economic impact of the institution has on Chautauqua County, Western New York, and the state.