Chicken Salad Chick plans Rochester, Buffalo, Syracuse expansion
ROCHESTER, N.Y. (WROC) — Chicken Salad Chick is planning a major expansion into upstate New York, with future restaurants expected in Rochester, Buffalo and Syracuse. The fast-casual chain announced a 25-unit franchise agreement covering several New York markets, including Rochester, Buffalo, Syracuse, Albany and the U
‘It’s all staying the same’: Famous Doughnuts returns under new ownership
BUFFALO, N.Y. (WKBW) — A Buffalo institution is getting a second chance. Famous Doughnuts, a Main Street bakery that closed last fall after more than 80 years in business, is set to reopen under new ownership, with the new owners pledging to preserve the recipes and traditions that made it a local favorite for generati
1 injured in Sunday night shooting
BUFFALO, N.Y. (WIVB) — One person was shot in the leg in Buffalo on Sunday night. Officials said the victim arrived at ECMC shortly after 10 p.m. and that his injury appears to be non-life-threatening. Police located a scene on Ludington Street and have recovered four firearms as part of their investigation. Anyone wit
Court reinstates indictment against Lancaster driver in 2022 fatal crash
BUFFALO, N.Y. (WIVB) — A Lancaster man accused of causing the deaths of two teenagers in 2022 will face trial after his charges were previously dismissed, according to an appellate court ruling. Prosecutors said Ryan Stencel was speeding when he lost control of a car on Warner Road in Lancaster and struck a tree, sendi
Mario Lopez’s Buffalo Guide: Every Spot He’s Been Spotted At
Mario Lopez is basically a WNY regular at this point. Between filming Christmas movies all over the region and popping up at local businesses in between takes, he’s racked up quite a list of Buffalo spots. If you’re new here, Step Out Buffalo is your guide to eating, drinking, and exploring everything WNY has to offer,
Subsidies under fire – for good reason
Millions for housing projects, billions for data centers. Subsidy spending in the name of economic development is being called into question. The tide is turning against taxpayer handouts to the developers of data centers. Gov. Kathy Hochul made headlines recently in stating her opposition to them in New York, and...
National Chicken Wing Day is July 29 – Here are some deals and discounts
National Chicken Wing Day is celebrated each year on Wednesday, July 29. To mark the occasion, many restaurants and businesses are offering deals. Chicken wings originated in Buffalo, New York in 1964 at the Anchor Bar. National Chicken Wing Day is Wednesday, July 29, and many restaurants and businesses are...
Tonawanda woman convicted of killing baby will get new trial
BUFFALO, N.Y. (WIVB) — A Tonawanda woman who was convicted in 2024 of killing her newborn baby in 2020 will get a new trial. A state appeals court made the ruling on Friday. Andee Wright, now 34, was convicted of killing her newborn and putting his body in the basement of her Eggert Road home […]
Save Our Backyards sets own informational meeting
Homeowners hope to answer some questions about contamination issues
Poloncarz ‘very concerned’ about turmoil surrounding Buffalo School Board
Concerns surrounding the turmoil within the Buffalo School Board continue, with Erie County Executive Mark Poloncarz being the latest to share his worries. Read more from WBEN:

















