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Fallout from violent weekend on Chippewa, Buffalo Police release bodycam footage of scuffle with Dep
After a violent weekend on Chippewa ended in a teen being shot, the PBA President says the police department is spread thin.
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NYS Department of Health urges New Yorkers to protect themselves from skin cancer
The New York State Department of Health is urging New Yorkers to take sun-safety steps—sunscreen, protective clothing and shade—to reduce UV exposure and lower the risk of skin cancer.
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Earthjustice urges strong protections after Hochul announces one-year moratorium on AI data center permits
Earthjustice applauded Gov. Kathy Hochul's announcement of a one-year statewide moratorium on discretionary permitting for AI data centers, while urging the state to require data centers to cover their energy costs and to prioritize community benefits and clean energy.
Politics & Government
Interview: Drew Warshaw, candidate for state comptroller
Drew Warshaw, candidate for New York State comptroller.
New York State Comptroller Thomas DiNapoli has been the state’s chief financial officer for 18 years.
That’s long...
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Drew Warshaw: New York’s $20 billion in unclaimed funds
Democrat Drew Warshaw, candidate for state comptroller, says incumbent Ton DiNapoli has done a poor job returning unclaimed cash to its rightful...
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Drew Warshaw: Investing pension funds in affordable housing
Democrat Drew Warshaw, candidate for state comptroller, wants to invest $10 billion from the state pension fund into building affordable housing across...
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Drew Warshaw: Managing New York’s $291 billion pension fund
Democrat Drew Warshaw, candidate for state comptroller, says the state pension fund has underperformed the market by 39 percent during Tom DiNapoli;s...
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Drew Warshaw: Why he’s running for state comptroller
Democrat Drew Warshaw, in an interview with Investigative Post, says the affordability crisis convinced him to seek elected office.
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Local police who cooperate with ICE
This segment was produced by WKBW and aired Dec. 9, 2025. A half-dozen Western New York law enforcement agencies are playing ball...
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Fallout from violent weekend on Chippewa, Buffalo Police release bodycam footage of scuffle with Dep
After a violent weekend on Chippewa ended in a teen being shot, the PBA President says the police department is spread thin.
Health
NYS Department of Health urges New Yorkers to protect themselves from skin cancer
The New York State Department of Health is urging New Yorkers to take sun-safety steps—sunscreen, protective clothing and shade—to reduce UV exposure and lower the risk of skin cancer.
Top Stories
Earthjustice urges strong protections after Hochul announces one-year moratorium on AI data center permits
Earthjustice applauded Gov. Kathy Hochul's announcement of a one-year statewide moratorium on discretionary permitting for AI data centers, while urging the state to require data centers to cover their energy costs and to prioritize community benefits and clean energy.
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Tri‑Main Center Art Crawl with Music is Art at Buffalo Arts Studio on July 24
Buffalo Arts Studio hosts the Tri‑Main Center Art Crawl featuring live performances by Music is Art on Friday, July 24, 5–8 p.m., with 15 open studios, three exhibitions in Suite 500, a passport incentive and an art raffle.
