Buffalo NY

With 23 arrests in just one week, the local law enforcement is working overtime.

Good evening, Buffalo. We're wrapping up the day for you with the most important stories you need to know and your weather outlook. Temperatures over the weekend will be stuck in the 10s for highs with mostly dry conditions and only a few breaks of sun. We are expected to...

Tops Markets has launched its 2026 Produce Winter Olympic Games, a four-week, company-wide competition. Running Feb. 1-28, the Produce Winter Olympic Games build on the momentum of last year’s summer competition, challenging store teams to showcase standout produce displays, innovative merchandising and strong sales...

BUFFALO, N.Y. — American Red Cross is assisting four people after a fire rolled through Buffalo home on Saturday afternoon. Buffalo Fire personnel were called around 3:30 p.m. Saturday to the 200 block of Ross Avenue, near Tonawanda Street, in the Riverside neighborhood. That's where firefighters found a 2.5-story...

WEST SENECA, NY — The West Seneca Police Department arrested a Buffalo man in connection with multiple bomb threats made against Rosina Food Products facilities in January. On Jan. 15, police responded to a bomb threat received by telephone at a Rosina Food Products call center, affecting multiple company facilities.

BUFFALO, NY (WKBW) — Several Buffalo neighborhoods remain unplowed days after a major snowstorm, with residents in the Black Rock and Riverside areas expressing frustration about the city's snow removal efforts, particularly concerning access for older adults and disabled residents. The city's plow tracker map showed...

BUFFALO, N.Y. — Some local small businesses joined a national shutdown on Friday, urging people not to go to work, school or shop as part of a protest against immigration enforcement operations. Inside Blue Table Chocolates, the register sat unattended. “Nobody wants to close. We're in the business to...

Mississippi is seeing some of the largest ice totals from Winter Storm Fern, and it is having an impact on the state’s roads. Watch this video to see what happened to several semi trucks that lost control, and check out how the ice has piled up on trees and power lines.

FEMA is sending $1.9 million to the City of Buffalo to reimburse the city for what it spent on emergency protective measures carried out during the 2022 Christmas blizzard. The funding comes as part of $56 million in funding to support recovery for past disasters in New York for Public Assistance projects, which...

BUFFALO, N.Y. — Concerns over how Buffalo police officer candidates are screened and removed from eligibility lists are back under scrutiny, following new data obtained through a Freedom of Information request and testimony from a rejected applicant. Back in December, members of the Buffalo Common Council's Civil...