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T-Pain credits Buffalo with saving his career ahead of Outer Harbor concert

BUFFALO, N.Y. — Grammy Award-winning artist T-Pain is giving Buffalo major recognition while looking ahead to his return to the Queen City. The rapper and singer will perform at Terminal B at Buffalo’s Outer Harbor on Oct. 10. In a recent post to both Instagram and Facebook, T-Pain credited Buffalo with helping...
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Buffalo River to light up with two free movie nights

BUFFALO, N.Y. — Buffalo River Fest Park LLC and the Valley Community Association are partnering to host two free movie nights. Both films will be shown on the wall of the silos on the Buffalo River across from Mutual Riverfront Park at South and Hamburg streets in Buffalo's Old First Ward, starting at dusk.
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Monster Jam is coming to Buffalo in 2026

BUFFALO, N.Y. — For the first time in in Buffalo's history, Monster Jam and Freestyle Motocross bikes are teaming up for Monster Jam Freestyle Mania at KeyBank Center February 20-22. Monster Jam Freestyle Mania is a family-friendly event that will feature stunts, racing, and freestyle performances where Monster Jam...
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Roswell researcher explains why cancer cases are still showing up in 9/11 first responders

24 years after the attack on America, cancer cases are continuing to be diagnosed. One cancer researcher says some cancer cases are in cases of first responders not on the scene immediately. Read more from WBEN:
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Mayor Scanlon sues City Comptroller over bond dispute

Buffalo Mayor Chris Scanlon has filed a lawsuit against City Comptroller Barbara Miller-Williams over her refusal to issue bonds for a number of projects that Council members approved last year. Read more from WBEN:
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Prior Felon Charged with Illegal Reentry in Buffalo

(WNY News Now) – BUFFALO, N.Y. – Federal prosecutors announced the arrest of a 53-year-old El Salvadorian national who has been charged with illegally reentering the United States after prior deportations and a felony conviction. U.S. Attorney Michael DiGiacomo stated that Miguel Angel Ruiz Guevara was charged by...
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Millard Fillmore Surgery Center expected to close Oct. 1

WILLIAMSVILLE, N.Y. — Kaleida Health announced Thursday the Millard Fillmore Surgery Center is targeted to close on Oct. 1 due to funding and financial sustainability. Millard Fillmore Surgery Center, a multi-specialty, freestanding ambulatory facility serving Western New York since 1989, is fully accredited by the...
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Elementary Schools to Get Armed Guards in Western New York

Armed Guards Being Assigned to ALL Catholic Elementary Schools in Western New York and now parents are calling on New York State leaders to follow suit for public schools.
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Buffalo forfeits more than $1 million in federal lead funds

Unspent money despite the city's serious lead poisoning problem. One health advocate decried "major failure on behalf of the city." The City of Buffalo will return more than half of a $2 million federal grant it received in 2021 for lead hazard remediation. Investigative Post in May reported that the...
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From pouches to cabinets: WNY schools implement ‘bell-to-bell’ student cellphone ban

GRAND ISLAND, NY — It's been one full week since schools across New York state started locking up students' cell phones during the school year. Channel 2 News heard from students and superintendents on how the new policy is working. It's the first full week of a new school...

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