Winter Storm Elliot

The Buffalo Fire Department has old equipment that needs replacing, according to union president Vinny Ventresca.

Fire Commissioner William Renaldo, who is responsible for coordinating the city's emergency response, did not deny claims he was on vacation during the storm.

Stephen Nowicki ventured out into the Buffalo blizzard last month to rescue a man he didn’t know.

Buffalo has suffered through a series of unfortunate events lately.

You may have heard of staff "away days," where workplaces take employees to somewhere other than the office for a change of scene and to develop team skills. The recent storm took the concept to a whole new level for a group of essential workers from Horizon Health Services in downtown Buffalo.

After several dozen deaths from a well-predicted snowstorm, Buffalo, N.Y. officials and residents are trading the blame for poor preparation and catastrophic impact.

The Erie County Medical Examiner's Office reported Friday the death toll from Winter Storm Elliot stands at 39 people and that all previously unidentified bodies have now been identified.

Chatter began on social media that the store would be closed permanently leaving the area with one less grocery store, but a source said employees haven’t heard from the CEO if the store will be shut down for good.

In a region that prides itself on being able to handle frequent and heavy snowfall, the natural question is: Why was this storm so paralyzing? Who suffered the most, and who's to blame?

The Gypsy Parlor on Buffalo's West Side has provided over a hundred free meals in the immediate aftermath of the blizzard, including to first responders