Lee Brice Shares His LOVE For Buffalo, New York
It's not just another concert; it's a celebration of music and community, as Lee Brice and friends take the stage at UB. Feel the excitement in the air!
New: East Side Salad Spot Lets You Go Wild With ALL the Toppings You...
It’s no secret that a lot of Buffalo, east of Main Street is a food desert. While city leaders debate how to change that, some businesses are out here doing the Buffalo thing, and taking matters into their own hands. Soulfresh Salad Bar is one of the newest. Located...
Amherst barber’s last cut after 50+ years
AMHERST, NY — After 50 years behind the chair, a Western New York barber is hanging up his scissors. From the very first haircut as a teenager, to his very last this week, an Amherst barber said the job has always been about the people, not just the clippers.
Police investigating after student was stabbed in hand outside of Emerson
Buffalo police are investigating after a student was stabbed in the hand outside of Emerson High School on Wednesday.
This BBQ Restaurant Started As A Concession Stand. Now It May Be The Best...
One of New York's most popular BBQ restaurants has a humble origin story. Before making it big in the state, it was a roadside stand with a niche following.
Public forums on community development in Western N.Y. to begin Tuesday
A series of community forums will begin Tuesday on the housing needs of low and moderate income households. Those forums will be held across Erie County with the first in the Town of Concord Tuesday night. This will be at the Senior Citizen Center on 40 Commerce Drive at 7...
New York law spurred by Buffalo mass shooting faces federal test
Good afternoon — It’s Tuesday and National Voter Registration Day. A New York law enacted after a shooter, influenced by social media, killed 10 people in Buffalo in 2022 faces questions over its constitutionality.
Hundreds of Buffalo State students still without hot water after 12 days
A spokesperson for the university said work was done last week to reduce the number impacted, but it's still not completely fixed.
New York Sues Its Second Largest City Over Sewage Spills
This summer, Buffalo's credit rating has taken a hit, but it's the sewage system that’s really making waves in the community.
Mayor warns North Tonawanda residents about rise in coyote sightings
North Tonawanda Mayor Austin Tylec warns city residents about an increase in coyote sightings. He wants anyone that sees one to submit details to city officials through an online form. The city has also hired a licensed trapper.

















