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Major hiring event being held Thursday
More than 1,500 Western New Yorkers flocked to the Queen City Job Fair at the Buffalo-Niagara Convention Center on April 19. → Read More
Strangers united by 'Morgan's Song'
When a WNY-based Facebook initiative posted about an 11-year-old who was bullied to the point of thinking about ending her life, a Buffalo singer-songwriter reached out to give her strength. → Read More
Finding a new furry friend: adoption or breeder?
National Pet Day may have those without a furry friend wondering - adoption or turn to a breeder? → Read More
Finding a new furry friend: adoption or breeder?
National Pet Day may have those without a furry friend wondering - adoption or turn to a breeder? → Read More
Students organizing Buffalo gun forum want to start a conversation
Students organizing Buffalo's gun forum say, "we just want to have a conversation." → Read More
Arrest made in six-year-old cold case
A 25-year-old Town of Niagara man has been arrested in connection with a deadly hit and run from 2012. → Read More
AMR ambulance workers' union threatens strike
Buffalo's AMR ambulance workers' union (Local 449) has issued a ten-day strike notice to AMR. The union has filed multiple labor board charges against AMR for poor negotiations among other violations. → Read More
Repairs underway on major water main break in Niagara Falls
Neighbors in Niagara Falls are taking notice of the water main break at 47th Street and Niagara Falls Boulevard in the city. Those affected can see water pressure drop by about 25%. → Read More
WNY native announced dog 'did not make it'
A Buffalo native lost his best friend in the floodwaters of Katy, Texas late at night on August 27. A Marine who didn't know either the man or his dog before that day jumped in after the English Bulldog, and was alone for 2.5 hours before being rescued. → Read More