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Thomas O'Neil-White/WBFO NewsLockport high school was one of many schools in Western New York that suffered an incidence of swatting Thursday morning causing a lockdown and sweep of the school. -
Mike Groll/Mike Groll/Office of Governor Ka/Office of Governor Kathy HochulGov. Kathy Hochul is the first woman to be elected to the highest office in the state since New York's first gubernatorial election in 1777. She spoke exclusively with WBFO about the historic feat, growing up in the Queen city, and advice for women in spaces typically held by men.
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Kimberly Kadziolka, Executive Director of The Parent Network, in conversation with Angelea Preston on her career and advice for women in leadership positions. -
Emergency demolition is expected to begin on the Main Street building that was destroyed in a deadly fire.
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Nyalilit Kok fled Sudan during the Sudanese Civil War. After spending 12 years in a refugee camp in Uganda, Kok came to the United States eventually settling in Buffalo.
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WATCH: Firefighters and community members gathered in St. Joseph Cathedral for the funeral of Buffalo Firefighter Jason Arno who died on-duty March 1. Arno, a 37-year-old dad was remembered as a man who loved cooking, and the job and city that he gave the ultimate sacrifice for.
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For every dollar a man earns in Erie County, a woman earns 84 cents.
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It’s been a trying 10 months for Zeneta Everhart. As her son Zaire continues to recover from the Tops mass shooting last May, Zeneta is finding strength from him to affect change in the City of Buffalo as she gears up for a run at the Masten District Common Council seat.
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The investigation into the cause of the fatal fire is ongoing, and is likely to continue into next week, say investigators who have been working on scene.
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6 months after he was stabbed to death on the University at Buffalo’s North Campus the family of Tyler Lewis returned to Buffalo Monday to demand justice be served in his name.
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Oxford Pennant, which neighbors the building that was destroyed in the March 1 fire that killed Buffalo Firefighter Jason Arno, will be donating all profits of all their website sales through Sunday to the Arno family.
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So far, it’s believed the fire may have started when contractors were working on the exterior brick and mortar with blow torches.
