Alex Simone
Multimedia Reporter-
Acting Buffalo Mayor Chris Scanlon has called a State of Emergency for the city, while the Town of Tonawanda says it has scaled back salting roads to only essential spots due to a rock-salt shortage. -
Extremely cold temperatures and lake effect snow could impact your commute or ability to be outside for extended periods for the first half of this week. -
One local expert says there are notable risks attached to conservation efforts at Zoar Valley, regardless of whether the area's proposed logging project proceeds. -
WBFO reporter Alex Simone talks with local doctor Armin Tadayyon about a new 3-year contract between fellows and resident doctors, and Buffalo hospitals. -
After months of negotiations, the Union of American Physicians and Dentists and University Medical Resident Services, P.C. have reached a new contract agreement for local doctors. -
With another major snow event expected to start Wednesday night, New York Division of Homeland Security and Emergency Services is preparing accordingly for up to three feet of snow. -
Anthem Blue Cross Blue Shield has rescinded plans for a cap on patient anesthesia starting in February, amid backlash and what it calls “widespread misinformation.” -
More than three feet of snow has hit parts of Chautauqua and Cattaraugus counties since Friday morning. Snowfall intensity has decreased, but still 1” to 2” an hour in many areas. -
More than two feet of snow has hit some areas across the Southtowns, and into Chautauqua and Cattaraugus Counties since Friday morning.
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The Turtle Building isn’t just significant to the Haudenosaunee as a convention center; the entire area of Niagara Falls is an important part of the Six Nations culture and history.
