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POLICE AUDIO CAN BE FOUND AT THE END OF THIS ARTICLE: Law enforcement received a call around 2:09pm on June 26th after reports of an abduction with weapons on the 600 block of 28th Street in Niagara Falls. The 911 caller told dispatch that her "friend's son" was held at gunpoint inside of a vehicle […]

TONAWANDA, N.Y. — A winning TAKE 5 ticket was sold yesterday in western New York. Are you the lucky winner?. The New York Lottery announced that a winning TAKE 5 ticket was sold at Kwik Fill, located at 4205 Delaware Ave in the City of Tonawanda, Friday. The ticket...

“Pathways to Stability” will staff the Central Library downtown with trained UB graduate students, linking at-need patrons to resources and services. University at Buffalo social work and public health graduate students will soon be at the downtown library as part of a pilot project to assist patrons struggling with ho

"It will turn very hot and humid in the East for the second half of next week."

State allocates $17 million for Erie and Niagara County road projects.

POLICE AUDIO CAN BE FOUND AT THE END OF THIS ARTICLE: Law enforcement received a call around 9:22pm on June 22nd after reports of a medical emergency on Delaware Avenue in Tonawanda, Erie County. The 911 caller told police that a male was outside of Walgreens with a Spanish translator who is "suicidal." The 911 […]

BUFALO, N.Y. (WKBW) — Buffalo homeowners will see an increase in their sewer and water bills as soon as July 1 — one from the Buffalo Sewer Authority and a potential second from the Buffalo Water Board. The Buffalo Sewer Authority increase will add around $2 per month...

Want to meet Mario Lopez? Here is how you can this weekend in WNY

Rubber chickens, plastic shrimp, little monsters, a crystal ball and Maggie Simpson filled traffic hazards in Ithaca last weekend as the Buffalo Pothole Bandit returned to fill five potholes around town with mosaic art. Originally from Buffalo, the Bandit travels across the country to fill potholes with original art. A

This year the Erie Canal is 201 years old. The Buffalo Maritime Center built a replica boat that traveled across the state last year to celebrate the 200th anniversary of the canal. Now, the Seneca Chief, is coming back to Buffalo. Last week the boat made a stop in Syracuse.