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Paladino protesters gather outside Buffalo School Board meeting
Protesters marched outside the first Buffalo School Board meeting since the Albany hearing to oust board member Carol Paladino last month. They wielded signs with messages demanding the board and State Education Commissioner MaryEllen Elia remove Paladino. → Read More
Governor Cuomo approval rating takes big hit
Cuomo's favorability rating hit the lowest level since last February, from 60% to 52%. In fact, only 46% of voters saying they'd re-elect him, while 46% said they’d vote for someone else. Overall, Cuomo had a negative 43-55 percent job performance, down from a positive 51-46 percent job performance rating in May. → Read More
Victim identified in fatal crash involving car and bike
Investigators say 46-year-old Keith Nowak, of Depew, was riding a bicycle when Barbara Smith, of Amherst, hit him near Transit and North French at the entrance of the Autumn Creek apartment complex. → Read More
Political satirist Bill Maher criticized after using racial slur
During a segment on the show, Senator Sasse joked he would like to have Maher visit his home state of Nebraska and work in the fields. Maher responded saying he would be a house slave, not a field slave. → Read More
NYSDOT: expect lane closures on I-290 today in Town of Tonawanda
The New York State Department of Transportation (NYSDOT) announced maintenance work scheduled today on the Interstate 290 Bridge over Colvin Boulevard (NY Route 425), in the Town of Tonawanda. → Read More
Outer Harbor Officials Announce the summer schedule
We’re getting our first look at what’s in store this summer for Buffalo’s Outer Harbor. Today Erie Canal Harbor Development Corportation (ECHDC) and the Outer Harbor Management Group (OHMG) announced 2017 activities. → Read More
Jamestown woman facing charges after police find drugs and burglar tools in her car
Police stopped a 38-year-old Heather Jewell on I-90, in the Town of West Seneca for speeding. Jewell was traveling with marijuana, stolen clothing, and burglar tools. Police say she was also intoxicated at the time. → Read More
Four arrested including minor after undercover sex trafficking string
Four people – including a minor –were taken into custody following a sex trafficking sting in the Town of Tonawanda. On May 17 and 18, Town of Tonawanda Police and the Erie County Human Trafficking Task Force conducted undercover stings at the Knight’s Inn and Day’s Inn motels on Niagara Falls Boulevard. → Read More
Two Orleans County Sheriff's Deputies arrainged for Grand Larceny
An investigation by the New York State Police Major Crimes unit revealed Covis and Marano submitted fake time cards to a private security company between November 2013 and January 2015, during the same hours they worked at the Orleans Sheriff's Office. → Read More
Bills Head Coach to throw First Pitch in Friday's game against Pawtucket
The Buffalo Bills head coach Sean McDermott is throwing the ceremonial First Pitch this Friday at the Bison’s fridaynightbash! game against Pawtucket. → Read More
Domestic fight leads to rollover crash in City of Tonawanda
Police say 26-year-old Angelina Schara was arguing with her boyfriend before taking off in a car around 7:00 am. She had no driver’s license, no insurance, and was not wearing a seat belt. She lost control of the car on Fillmore Avenue and left the road, hitting decorative boulders in front of the Inner Harbor Yacht Blub before swiping the building and rolling over. → Read More
Niagara County Sheriff's Office looking for runaway teen
The Niagara County Sheriff’s Office is searching for a runaway teen Wednesday. Police say 15-year-old Dylan O’Hara took off from home on a black and red bike on Tuesday heading to Memorial pool in North Tonawanda to meet friends. → Read More
Several students injured after high driver sideswipes bus in Wheatfield
A man is facing several charges after sideswiping a North Tonawanda School District bus while high on marijuana Wednesday. The Niagara County Sheriff’s Office says they received reports around 11:00 a.m. of an accident on Nash Road in the Town of Wheatfield involving a school bus and another vehicle. → Read More
University at Buffalo athletes protest sports teams cuts with "sit-in"
University at Buffalo students held a “sit-in” outside President Satish Tripathi’s office today, protesting the cuts to four UB sports teams. → Read More
Drug Task Force arrests traffiickers in Dunkirk with over 30 ounces of cocaine
The Southern Tier Regional Drug Task Force (STRDTF) arrested two major cocaine traffickers in the Town of Dunkirk and the City of Dunkirk Tuesday. → Read More
Cayuga Creek floods several yards in Niagara County
Niagara Falls emergency crews say this is the highest they’ve seen the water in years. It’s expected to get worse tonight with the rainfall. → Read More
New mother earns first diploma with BPS Virtual Pathway Program
The Buffalo Public Schools Virtual Pathway Program is a second chance opportunity that offers credit recovery from a computer at school or remotely at home. → Read More
Jamestown woman arrested after police find cocaine in her car
Police say they pulled over 45-year-old Cindy Frank, of Jamestown, at 8:39 p.m. on Lakeview Avenue at Euclid Avenue for failing to keep right. During the traffic stop the officer noticed a large package of drugs in plain sight in the car. Inside the package was 6.6 ounces of cocaine. → Read More
Niagara County officials declare State of Emergency after rising water levels
Top federal, state, and town officials declared a State of Emergency in Niagara County today as rising lake levels are pushed higher ahead of the weekend. → Read More
Royalton man facing felony charge in disturbing animal abuse investigation
A Royalton man was arrested on a felony animal cruelty count Thursday morning by Niagara County Sheriff’s. The arrest came at the request of the Niagara SPCA. → Read More