Mary Beth's Sunday Forecast: Unsettled weather to start the new week
Unsettled weather will stick around through Tuesday, with the most persistent rain across the southern tier and northern PA
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New York State police found missing 13-year-old boy
New York State Police are asking for the public's help in finding Nathan Edwards, 13, who was last seen in the area of County Route 26 in Belfast, N.Y.
Erie County Holding Center death investigated as homicide
An incarcerated man died Saturday morning at the Erie County Holding Center and his death is being investigated as a homicide, according to the Erie County Sheriff's Office.
Niagara Falls police investigating two shootings, two victims killed
Niagara Falls Police Department is investigating two separate shootings early Sunday morning that left two people dead and one injured.
Buffalo police investigating six shootings, 12 victims injured overnight
Buffalo police are investigating six overnight shootings that left 12 people with non-life-threatening injuries.
Holiday week heat wave prompts adjustment to Town of Tonawanda fireworks display
As the heat wave continues to bake Western New York, the Town of Tonawanda is making adjustments to its pre-Fourth of July fireworks celebration taking place Thursday night.
'Shade can make a difference': City of Buffalo expanding tree canopy to add shade, reduce urban heat
As an extreme heat wave grips Western New York, city officials and local nonprofits are working to expand Buffalo's tree canopy, saying more trees can help cool neighborhoods and reduce the urban heat island...
Mary Beth's Thursday Forecast: Another warm & muggy night
Another warm and muggy night ahead with a chance of an isolated t-storm. Unsettled weather arrives for the start of the holiday weekend, but humidity won't be as oppressive on the 4th
Driver charged with DWI after nearly hitting New York State trooper on the 190
An Alden man is charged with Driving While Intoxicated after a chain-reaction crash on the New York State Thruway caused major damage to a state police vehicle and forced the trooper to jump out of the way t...
Hundreds gather at Canalside in Buffalo for World Cup watch party as USA tops Bosnia and Herzegovina
Hundreds of soccer fans gathered along the Buffalo waterfront at Canalside Wednesday for a free World Cup watch party, cheering on the U.S. Men's National Team as they defeated Bosnia and Herzegovina in the...
Is the current Buffalo Sabres roster a Stanley Cup team?
The official start to NHL Free Agency has passed, and the Buffalo Sabres had a pretty quiet beginning to an important stretch of the offseason.
Somali flag stolen from flagpole in Niagara Square, BPD also investigating threat against City Hall
The Somali flag was stolen from the flagpole in Niagara Square, hours after it was raised to honor Somalian Independence Day. Police are also investigating an online threat against City Hall in connection wi...
Buffalo man pleads guilty to deadly crash on William Street
The District Attorney's Office says 45-year-old Wendell M. Brooks of Buffalo has pleaded guilty to one count of second-degree manslaughter.
World's Largest Rubber Duck returns to Buffalo as holiday weekend festivities begin
The World's Largest Rubber Duck returned to Canalside on Thursday for the first time in a decade, kicking off the holiday festivities this weekend.
Douglas Jemal focusing on The Statler, help from New York State needed to move forward
Douglas Jemal, the developer behind plans to redevelop Buffalo's historic Statler Hotel, said the project is in focus after he recently sold two other properties to concentrate his efforts downtown.
'Need more hours': Niagara Falls pools open for season, neighbors want longer hours
Niagara Falls swimming pools and splash pads have opened for the season, but some wish they could have opened earlier and with more hours offered.
Ellicottville Rodeo returns to pay tribute to late founder and America's 250th
The Ellicottville Rodeo is back in town for its 37th year. However, this year's event will be the first time the rodeo has operated without the man who started it all.
Sen. Schumer calls for 2-year delay in SNAP cost shifts to states and counties
Sen. Schumer visited a food pantry in Wyoming County on Thursday to call for a two-year delay in new SNAP rules that would shift most program costs from the federal government to states and counties starting...
Descendant of Washington's enslaved cook says America's story should include everyone
For many Americans, the country's 250th birthday is a celebration of history and a chance to tell a fuller story.
Trump leads Freedom 250 event on National Mall after lengthy delay
A big July 4 birthday party for the United States is taking place in Washington, D.C., as the country marks 250 years since the signing of the Declaration of Independence.
Buffalo's Michigan Street Bridge temporarily closed after heat caused metal expansion
Buffalo's Michigan Street Bridge is temporarily closed to vehicles and pedestrians after heat caused metal expansion and a potential electrical issue. No reopening timeline is set.
'Get this thing running for the kids': Buffalo’s MLK Park splash pad not running
Neighbors on Buffalo's East Side are frustrated after the MLK Park splash pad in the Masten District remained out of service as the city's other 9 splash pads opened July 1 amid sweltering heat.
Inside the unraveling of Big Tree EMS
Big Tree EMS, a nonprofit service operating out of Big Tree Volunteer Fire Company, is expected to transition from a paid EMS service to an all-volunteer model later this month.
Buffalo man honors veterans with annual Fourth of July display, despite personal losses
A Buffalo man is marking America's 250th birthday with his annual Fourth of July display, even after a house fire and the death of his father made this year's setup more difficult than ever.