Convictions and sentencing in WNY fentanyl ring
The central figures of the trafficking operation will serve up to 10 years in state prison.
Canterra’s Gallery 451 opens as community art hub
Buffalo has found itself with a brand-new community art hub through the opening of Canterra’s Gallery 451 on Oct. 9. The gallery sits beside Canterra, one of Buffalo’s first locally owned adult-use cannabis retailers. On opening night, the walls were filled with pieces from local artists, showcasing the...
Buffalo, NY Weather Alert Oct. 13: Damaging Winds, Hail Possible 3-8 PM
Isolated severe storms could develop between 3 and 8 p.m. Tuesday, with damaging winds possible.
‘We want to know if it’s safe’: Neighbors concerned about oily sheen on Buffalo...
BUFFALO, N.Y. (WKBW) — Residents along the Buffalo River in South Buffalo are demanding answers after noticing a shiny sheen on the water, prompting an ongoing investigation by state and local environmental agencies. Neighbors contacted 7 News after spotting what appeared to be an oily substance on the river.
East Side New Community Care Spaces to open as Payton Gendron trial underway
The spaces offer emotional support, resources and a place to connect for those impacted by the May 14, 2022 mass shooting.
House flippers are cashing in big in one Upstate NY metro— while Texas gets...
Home flippers across America are watching their profits shrink, with the typical flip bringing in just $60,526 before expenses in the second quarter of 2026 — down from $71,000 a year earlier, according to a new report from real estate data firm ATTOM. That’s a return of 21.5% on what investors paid for the property, down from 27.6% a year ago. And that’s before paying for renovations, closing costs and other expenses — meaning the actual payday could be a whole lot smaller. Home-flipping profit
Construction Watch: S. Elmwood/W. Tupper
Construction on the mixed-use project at S. Elmwood Avenue and W. Tupper Street has made significant progress over the past month. The recessed fourth floor that will provide rooftop patio access has been added, the varied roofline is coming into focus, windows are going in, and exterior stonework has started on the ground floor.
Bottoms Up files lawsuit against City of Buffalo
BUFFALO, N.Y. (WIVB) — Chippewa bar Bottoms Up has filed a lawsuit against the City of Buffalo and the city’s common council, alleging that newly introduced operating restrictions negatively affect their most financially profitable event, threatening the future of their business and its reputation. This comes after fellow Chippewa establishment VENU filed a lawsuit against […]
Fire Sale: OP Volunteer Fire Co. to buy Kettle’s
Deal allows for new Windom Fire Co. station; but end of legacy restaurant
Buffalo mayor issues certificate of emergency for Broadway Barns after partial roof collapse
BUFFALO, N.Y. (WKBW) — Buffalo Mayor Sean Ryan declared a public emergency for the Broadway Barns after a partial roof collapse at the facility. The certificate of emergency was issued Oct. 5. "The Broadway Barns are in an almost deplorable state of condition" said Deputy Mayor Benjamin Swanekamp. The...

















