Ali Touhey
News 4, WIVB-TV
Buffalo, NY, United States
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CPR courses still in high demand nearly two months after Damar Hamlin’s collapse
BUFFALO, N.Y. (WIVB) — CPR courses remain in high demand. Instructors for Excelsior Management said the company is booked into April. The popularity came after the life-saving measure was performed on Buffalo Bills safety Damar Hamlin. It was necessary after he collapsed on the field during a Monday night game in January. Bills owner Kim […] → Read More
“Feed My Starving Children” hosts mobile packing event at Villa Maria College
BUFALO, N.Y. (WIVB) — It was all volunteer hands-on deck Saturday for a mobile packing event for “Feed My Starving Children.” Close to 200 volunteers showed up to Villa Maria College to measure, pack and seal food pouches that will eventually be sent overseas to help fight childhood hunger. “It could be sent to help […] → Read More
Canalside questions answered: an in-depth look at the waterfront development
We're asking the state and developers for updates on several key projects at the site. → Read More
Furniture forecast: when delivery delays can improve in western New York
Home office furniture, couches, and chair purchases are experiencing delayed deliveries. Stores report it taking anywhere from four to six months for orders to arrive. → Read More
Debate prep: three topics likely to be discussed by the candidates running for Buffalo mayor
BUFFALO, N.Y. (WKBW) — “That requires a sound knowledge of how the government works,” Byron Brown said when asked about one of India Walton’s policies. “The current administration’s job policy has failed,” said Walton of the Brown Administration. The accusations being lodged by both sides are perhaps a glimpse of what to expect from the top Buffalo mayoral candidates during Thursday’s debate. We… → Read More
Chicken wing price increase explained
The next time you order chicken wings, be ready to pay more. The cost of wings is up significantly. → Read More
Buffalo State College graduate inspired after own wrongful arrest
A Buffalo State College graduate is using his wrongful arrest to fight for social justice. → Read More
Once a fixture on a West Seneca corner, man leaves sign behind saying he's found a job
An unusual sign that appeared sometime over the weekend at the corner of Potters Road and Slade Avenue in West Seneca is turning heads. → Read More
S.U.V. crashes into Buffalo McDonald's
According to investigators, the driver had a medical problem which caused the crash. → Read More
Will Bills fans be allowed back in the stands next weekend?
Fans explain their experience of watching Saturday's Bills game in person, and we explore whether fans will be allowed back in the stands, once again. → Read More
Buffalo nonprofit helps to register new voters
Stop the Violence Coalition has been working for the past 10 weeks to register those who live in Buffalo. → Read More
Major film and television studio to be built in Buffalo
The $50+ million full-service film and television production facility will include two 20,000-square-feet stages and 70,000-square-feet of office and support space. → Read More
Grandparents finally reunited with grandson found sleeping on stranger's porch
Three adults remain missing, and a little boy remains in protective custody after he was discovered asleep and alone on a stranger's front porch. → Read More
Niagara Hospice looks to hire about 20 workers of all levels for its operations based in Lockport
Niagara Hospice has about 20 openings across a variety of positions, including entry-level food service workers, hospice aides and home health aides. → Read More
State releases finalists in Skyway redesign competition
The top 16 submissions were released on Wednesday. → Read More
Do you cruise in the passing lane? New bill would make it illegal
New state legislation would make it illegal to coast in the left lane without passing someone after a mile and a half. → Read More
Would you tape your child's mouth shut to try and help them get a better night's sleep?
We're always looking for better ways to help our children sleep, but what about taping their mouths shut? → Read More
West Seneca staple closing after decades of business
The restaurant opened in 1967, but had to file for bankruptcy last year. It wasn't able to recover. → Read More
Niagara Falls tour guides wanted
"See Sight Tour" is looking to hire a dozen guides for the summer months. → Read More
Perks of this Seneca Gaming Corporation job include free meals and paid meal breaks
The casinos have more than 100 openings. → Read More