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Thomas O'Neil-White/WBFO NewsIt’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. -
Alana Adetola Arts Photography/Former Buffalo mayoral candidate India Walton announced her plan to run for the Masten district Common Council seat currently held by Ulysees Wingo. She talks about being re-energized and refocused for this potential new leadership role.
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The Erie County Legislative Minority Leader Joe Lorigo won his race for the Western New York bench of the State Supreme Court -
People discuss their hopes and fears as they hit make their way to the polls on Election Day
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While election denial may be most visible in swing states, it’s also here in heavily Democratic New York, where President Biden won by 23 percentage points.
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A recent report found at least 13 book bans across four New York school districts last year. Although none of those were in Western New York, the issue has been playing out locally in school board meetings and social media pages.
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Rep. Lee Zeldin, the Republican candidate for New York governor, visited his favorite pizza shop near the State Capitol on Friday for a slice — and to talk about concerns about rising crime.
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New York Gov. Kathy Hochul leads Republican challenger Lee Zeldin by 10 percentage points, according to a new Marist College poll.
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The two candidates for governor in New York are doubling down on their priority issues in the race.
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The New York State Democratic Party is reaching out to independent voters on the abortion issue, sending mailers that paint the Republican candidate for governor, Rep. Lee Zeldin, as holding unacceptably “extreme” views.
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A new poll finds Democratic Gov. Kathy Hochul ahead of her Republican challenger Rep. Lee Zeldin as she makes inroads into the law enforcement sector, which traditionally has held views to the right of many Democrats.
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The Republican candidate for governor, Lee Zeldin, said Friday that even though he is opposed to abortion rights, he respects the views of those who disagree with him and would not make big changes in the state’s abortion rights laws.
