Hospice and Palliative Care Buffalo's Annual Memorial Walk returns Sunday.
BUFFALO, N.Y. — The Hospice and Palliative Care Buffalo is hosting its 30th Annual Hospice Memorial Walk this Sunday.
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Which Bills games should be in prime time? Here are 5 good options
With the schedule coming out Thursday, attention is already turning to which Bills games could get the prime-time treatment.
Who will be the Bills' first opponent at the new Highmark Stadium?
Normally, the topic of the Bills' first home game wouldn't be such a big deal. But this won't be your typical season in Orchard Park.
Divided loyalties: Canadians living in WNY torn during Sabres-Canadiens playoff series
Despite their divided loyalties, both said they are embracing the rare postseason matchup between Buffalo and Montreal.
Game 3: Thompson's goal gives Sabres an early jolt
It took Tage Thompson only 53 seconds to make a statement Sunday night in Montreal.
Sabres looking to rebound in Game 3 in Montreal
The Buffalo Sabres are aiming for their second win against the Montreal Canadiens.
One injured in downtown Buffalo shooting Sunday morning
Police say a woman was grazed by a bullet near the intersection of West Eagle Street and Delaware Avenue.
Monroe Co. Sheriff's Office releases new details about statewide AMBER Alert
Three men face kidnapping charges after a woman and her two children were abducted and later found safe, amid an ongoing investigation.
NICU nurse finds herself on the other side of care this Mother’s Day
After spending a decade supporting families at Sisters Hospital, Caitlin Vaccaro is leaning on her co-workers as her premature son grows stronger in the NICU.
AMBERT ALERT for multiple children canceled
An AMBER ALERT was issued Saturday in connection to two children who police say went missing. That alert was canceled Saturday night.
Lawmakers push to end taxpayer-funded animal testing after beagle rescue
Beagles rescued from a breeding facility tied to animal testing are getting a second chance, including here in Western New York.
FBI arrests Lewiston man in nationwide child exploitation crackdown
The arrests were made in April as part of Operation Iron Pursuit, an initiative that also led to the recovery of more than 200 child victims nationwide.
Jury selected in wrongful death trial over fallen Buffalo firefighter
Jury selection is complete in a wrongful death case tied to the tragic loss of Buffalo firefighter Jason Arno, according to court records.
Severe Thunderstorm Watch expires across Western New York
The Severe Thunderstorm Watch was canceled early Saturday night.
State Police issue over 900 tickets across NYS as part of work zone safety campaign
The New York State Police "Operation Hard Hat" campaign led to over 900 arrest in effort to keep roadside workers safe in work zones.
D'Youville sets Guinness World Record at commencement ceremony
D'Youville University's Class of 2026 has entered the record books with a unique world record, with help from NFL wide receiver Mack Hollins.
Take a trip to the Elmwood Village Farmer's Market. From fresh produce to bread, live music, and camaraderi...
The Elmwood Village Farmer's Market is held every Saturday along Bidwell Parkway from 8 am to 1 pm through November.
Tonawanda man sentenced to 23 years to life for sex abuse involving minor
A Tonawanda man has been sentenced to 23 years to life for sexual abuse of a 9-year-old child, police say.
Bills rookies embrace first taste of NFL life at minicamp
For many of the young players on the field, simply pulling on a Bills helmet for the first time carried significant weight.
Stanley Cup Playoffs: Sabres fall to Canadiens in Game 2
It wasn't exactly the start the Buffalo Sabres had imagined Friday night, attempting to take a 2-0 series lead against Montreal.
Gronkowski shows his Sabres pride during Game 2 interview
Rob Gronkowski showed up to Game 2 at KeyBank Center repping the Sabres. His sweater of choice had the TNT crew talking.
Release of Pentagon files sparks interest among UFO investigators in Western New York
The Trump Administration says release of thousands of files is aimed to increase government transparency.
Beagles freed from a Wisconsin facility get medical care at local sanctuary
Rescuers say the beagles will be cared for at the sanctuary, including medical attention, until they’re ready to be adopted — but they’re not there yet.
Future of Buffalo Riverline Trail Project still uncertain despite funding
A first phase is being considered but officials have not agreed on where construction will start.