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Mike Desmond/WBFO NewsThe development wars in Buffalo's Elmwood Village are continuing, with a new push for a local historic district overlaying the two current national historic districts. -
University at Buffalo/President Joe Biden has nominated eight new leaders for U.S. attorney positions, including here in the Western District of New York.
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The annual jazz festival, traditionally held two weekends in July, got to return to live performances this year after COVID forced it to play virtually in 2020. -
Buffalo Mayor Byron Brown has accepted the resignation of Rev. Alan Core, a member of the Buffalo Municipal Housing Authority's Board of Commissioners.
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On Thursday, Lynne Dixon unveiled a campaign list of 25 areas where she wants to look into the duties and roles of Erie County comptroller. She sees the job as more than just being the fiscal watchdog.
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Erie County Legislative Chair April Baskin's new legislation aims to help minority and women-owned businesses by consolidating five local laws into one.
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A protest led by Betty Jean Grant took the Buffalo News to task for it's recent reporting on Buffalo Democratic Mayoral candidate India Walton
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The Erie County Sheriff's Department is investigating the death of a deputy Wednesday morning at the Sheriff's lockup at City Court.
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Fire crews continued to put out hot spots Wednesday morning at a Williamsville warehouse storing personal protective equipment, after finally getting the fire under control overnight.
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The mayor of Buffalo would be replaced by a city manager under an idea sent for study to the Legislation Committee of the Common Council Tuesday.
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If the mayor signs off on it, Buffalo Police will be required to tell drivers why they were pulled over through a new Right to Know law. Buffalo's Common Council approved the measure during Tuesday's session.
