EAST AURORA, N.Y. — East Aurora Police responded to a fatal pedestrian accident on Sunday involving a United States Postal ...

CPR training for students became mandatory in high schools across the state of New York. The year’s only gubernatorial debate ...

The West Seneca Police shared in a social media post, that a driver's iPhone recently utilized Apple's crash detection ...

BUFFALO, N.Y. — Disagreement on the operation of Mister Sizzle’s has landed the West Side restaurant owners in court, with an ...

Developer SAA|EVI is moving forward with plans for a 275-unit development at the former Voelker's Lanes site at 680 Amherst ...

Wingstop is planning its first store at 2310 Delaware Ave. at Hertel Avenue. Franchisees Lewis Carter and Howard O’Brien, who ...

Fans outside the stadium both before and after the game felt the team may have finally found its missing piece.

BUFFALO, N.Y. — Erie County wants to celebrate local artists, and is seeking individuals to submit proposals for public art ...

Cooper finished with 4 catches for 66 yards, a touchdown, and a lot of acclaim from teammates to end his first week at One Bills Drive.

Two F-18 Super Hornet fighter planes flew over the stadium following the national anthem before the 1 p.m. start Sunday.

Except for a drop on the first throw that came his way, Cooper made his presence felt while playing 17 snaps (plus two negated by penalties).

A pastor used racial tropes and disparaged Muslims, Hindus, and Catholics. Assembly Member David DiPietro shared them.