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Poll workers may mark your ballot. Here’s why you shouldn’t worry

We spoke to elections officials about the legitimate reasons poll workers sometimes write on ballots.

Is Kroger planning to cut 3,000 jobs over 3 years and move some to India? What we know

Posts also claimed AI would also replace some of the U.S. employees.

‘Vile’ attack on Dem candidate poised to blow up in MAGA hopeful’s face: GOP strategist

A controversial video in which the estranged mother of Democratic Ohio gubernatorial candidate Amy Acton tears into her own daughter is likely to backfire on Acton’s Republican opponent, one prominent GOP strategist warned.A video that spread on social media Tuesday features a woman identifying herself…

Buffalo sues Seneca Nation to halt proposed gas station and truck stop

The City of Buffalo has filed a lawsuit seeking to stop construction of a proposed Seneca One Stop fuel depot in the Old First Ward. The city says the project began without required reviews and approvals, while the Seneca Nation says the land is sovereign territory.

Eight Startups Advance to 43North Finals in Buffalo to Compete for Five $1M Investments

Eight startups will compete at Shea’s Buffalo Theatre for five $1 million investments and the chance to move to Buffalo in January 2027 as part of the 43North finals.

Erie County Fire Academy to receive two donated fire engines

Erie County will accept two donated pumpers Thursday at the Erie County Fire Academy. The 1991 and 1992 engines will be used for hands-on training in pump, hose and engine-company operations.

Seneca Nation member Braiden McElhaney urges dialogue after Buffalo sues to halt One Stop project

Braiden McElhaney, an enrolled member of the Seneca Nation, urged renewed dialogue and respect for tribal sovereignty after the City of Buffalo filed suit to stop construction of the Nation’s One Stop project near Miami and Ohio streets.

Hochul declares measles emergency as vaccine politics sharpen ahead of New York election

Gov. Kathy Hochul declared a statewide disaster emergency Monday as measles cases increase across New York and neighboring Pennsylvania. The action comes weeks before the Nov. 3 general election, putting vaccination policy back at the center of a political fight over public health and federal authority.

Tony-winning comedy ‘Oh, Mary!’ to play a strictly limited run at Shea’s Buffalo Theatre

Shea’s announced the North American tour of Oh, Mary! will return in a second year and include a strictly limited engagement at Shea’s Buffalo Theatre; dates and ticketing details have not yet been released.

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Poll workers may mark your ballot. Here’s why you shouldn’t worry

We spoke to elections officials about the legitimate reasons poll workers sometimes write on ballots.

Is Kroger planning to cut 3,000 jobs over 3 years and move some to India? What we know

Posts also claimed AI would also replace some of the U.S. employees.

‘Vile’ attack on Dem candidate poised to blow up in MAGA hopeful’s face: GOP strategist

A controversial video in which the estranged mother of Democratic Ohio gubernatorial candidate Amy Acton tears into her own daughter is likely to backfire on Acton’s Republican opponent, one prominent GOP strategist warned.A video that spread on social media Tuesday features a woman identifying herself…

Scofflaw landlords owe city $1 million in taxes, penalties

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