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Judge denies Buffalo bid to halt Seneca gas station work

Mayor Sean Ryan said Oct. 26 that Buffalo will continue litigation after a New York State Supreme Court ruling that did not grant emergency relief in the case over the Miami Street project. He said the city will also try to persuade the Seneca Nation the project is inappropriate for the land.

Jericho Road wins state funding to grow WNY healthcare workforce

Jericho Road Community Health Center has been selected to...

What we know about Pentagon’s FORTRESS initiative to keep military bases running off-grid

Some people claimed the initiative requires bases to ensure they can operate for at least 90 days without civilian power, fuel, water or supply lines.

GOP pundits’ swipe at Obama instantly backfires amid cheesecake fiasco: ‘No, darling’

A pair of GOP tried to defend President Donald Trump's White House renovations on Monday night, only for their remarks to instantly backfire. Trump erupted Monday when he was asked by reporters about former President Barack Obama's claim that Trump had the White House looking…

Lancaster Man Arraigned for Vandalizing and Stealing From “Patriots and Heros Park”

Erie County District Attorney John J. Flynn announces that 20-year-old Michael L. Stasiuk of Lancaster was arraigned yesterday before Lancaster Town Court Justice David S. Stabler...

CHEEKTOWAGA MAN ARRAIGNED FOR YELLING RACIST REMARKS TOWARDS VICTIM OUTSIDE GROCERY STORE

Erie County District Attorney John J. Flynn announces that 65-year-old Richard T. Stasiak of Cheektowaga was arraigned yesterday morning before Cheektowaga Town Court Justice David Stevens...

Additional Services Available to Those Impacted by Attack At Tops Market

GOVERNOR HOCHUL ANNOUNCES $2.5 MILLION IN NEW FUNDING FOR ADDITIONAL SERVICES TO INDIVIDUALS IMPACTED BY THE MAY 14 WHITE SUPREMACIST ATTACK AT THE TOPS MARKET...

BROOKLYN MAN PLEADS GUILTY AND IS SENTENCED FOR HACKING INTO ONLINE ACCOUNTS OF WEGMANS CUSTOMERS

Attorney Trini E. Ross announced today that Maurice Sheftall, 24, of Brooklyn, NY, pleaded guilty before U.S. District Judge Charles J. Siragusa to fraud...

Racist Encounter At Cheektowaga Aldi’s Goes Viral

A video that appears to show an incident involving a person using racist language at an Aldi grocery store in Cheektowaga went viral this...
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SECRETARY PETE BUTTIGIEG IN WNY

SCHUMER BRINGS TRANSPORTATION SECRETARY PETE BUTTIGIEG TO WNY TO SPOTLIGHT BUFFALO AS ONE OF THE FIRST IN THE NATION TO TAP THE BIPARTISAN INFRASTRUCTURE LAW’S...

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Judge denies Buffalo bid to halt Seneca gas station work

Mayor Sean Ryan said Oct. 26 that Buffalo will continue litigation after a New York State Supreme Court ruling that did not grant emergency relief in the case over the Miami Street project. He said the city will also try to persuade the Seneca Nation the project is inappropriate for the land.

Jericho Road wins state funding to grow WNY healthcare workforce

Jericho Road Community Health Center has been selected to...

What we know about Pentagon’s FORTRESS initiative to keep military bases running off-grid

Some people claimed the initiative requires bases to ensure they can operate for at least 90 days without civilian power, fuel, water or supply lines.

GOP pundits’ swipe at Obama instantly backfires amid cheesecake fiasco: ‘No, darling’

A pair of GOP tried to defend President Donald Trump's White House renovations on Monday night, only for their remarks to instantly backfire. Trump erupted Monday when he was asked by reporters about former President Barack Obama's claim that Trump had the White House looking…

Disturbing scheme flagged in Trump DOJ midterm lawsuit: ‘Not even pretending!’

A political analyst spotted a disturbing scheme tucked away in the Department of Justice's lawsuit seeking to preemptively halt the certification of the state's Senate election. Last week, President Donald Trump's DOJ asked a federal court to halt the certification if Republican incumbent Dan Sullivan…