Longtime WNY radio host leaving the airways
BUFFALO, N.Y. (WIVB) — A longtime WNY radio host is hanging up the microphone after over three decades on the air. WIVB News 4 has confirmed that WSKE-FM (Kiss 98.5) morning show host Janet Snyder will be leaving the station this spring. Snyder, who co-hosts with Nick Picholas on Kiss 98.5 from 6-10 a.m. weekdays, […]
Cheektowaga Police locate stolen fire vehicle
BUFFALO, N.Y. (WIVB) — The Cheektowaga Police Department announced they have located a stolen vehicle belonging to a local fire department that was taken overnight Thursday. Police said a white pick-up truck belonging to the Bellevue Fire Department was stolen during a burglary at the fire hall on Como Park...
JazzBuffalo Announces Exciting “Summer of Jazz” Series on Ellicott Street, Reviving an Outdoor Jazz...
After drawing hundreds last summer, JazzBuffalo expands its downtown street concerts into the new Summer of Jazz Series on Ellicott Street, leading up to the 5th annual Buffalo Jazz Festival. Last summer, something special happened on Ellicott Street in Downtown Buffalo. Hundreds of people gathered outdoors, filling...
Mayor Ryan issues executive order banning demolitions in Buffalo for next 60 days
Mayor Sean Ryan on Thursday issued an executive order banning demolitions in Buffalo for the next 60 days. Ryan says over the past five years, the city has torn down more than 300 homes at a total cost of about $10 million. Only 100 homes were built in that time.
Girlfriend Beaten, Choked and Left Unconscious in Middle of Niagara Falls Street
LISTEN TO POLICE AUDIO BELOW Law enforcement received a call around 7:41pm on March 13th after reports of a domestic assault on Osborne Court in Niagara Falls. The 911 caller said her boyfriend dragged her out of the house and all she remembers is "waking up in the middle of the road" after he "choked her." She...
These Massive Thrift And Antique Stores In New York Can Fill Your Whole Car...
Are you ready for some old-fashioned treasure hunting? All over New York, there are massive thrift and antique stores where every aisle holds something unexpected, and a quick visit can easily turn into hours of browsing. Racks, shelves, and hidden corners are packed with everything from vintage finds and home...
Delaware North increases required in-office days for employees
BUFFALO, N.Y. — Delaware North is joining the list of Downtown Buffalo businesses requiring workers to show up to the office more often during the week. A spokesperson for the company tells 2 On Your Side, beginning the week of May 4, Thursday will be added to employees in-office schedules. They had been Monday...
Afroman Won On All 13 Counts And Had Three Words For The Jury Outside...
Judge Jonathan Hein read the verdict Wednesday evening in Adams County Common Pleas Court in Gonzales, Ohio. “In all circumstances, the jury finds in favor of the defendant. No plaintiff verdict prevailed. So the matter will be concluded with defense verdicts.”. Tears ran down Afroman’s face. Outside the courthouse,...
Construction begins on Buffalo’s Jefferson Avenue streetscape project
BUFFALO, N.Y. (WKBW) — Construction is underway on Phase 1 of the Jefferson Avenue streetscape project in Buffalo. The first phase of the project stretches along Jefferson Avenue from Best Street to Main Street and is expected to be completed by November. The $20 million upgrade is part of a broader $32.5 million...
Buffalo Board of Education meeting lacks agenda item focused on investigation report, but changes...
BUFFALO, N.Y. — Nearly a month after a more than 100-page independent investigation concluded that there were systemic safety issues within Buffalo Public Schools, the item was not on Wednesday nights agenda. While a member of the public, Riverside High School teacher Marc Bruno, used his public speaking time...
