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Some upstate officials are balking at provisions of New York's gun-control law, ...
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Some upstate officials are balking at provisions of New York's gun-control law, saying the regulations are unclear and burdensome
The terror attack at the Boston Marathon has state local and federal officials taking extra precautions for the upcoming Buffalo Marathon.
An investigation is underway in Orchard Park as police try to track down those responsible for posting threatening messages about teachers on a social media website.
Buffalo Police need your help locating a man wanted for drug and gun possession.
A father is accused of slapping his son, then throwing him to the ground at Walmart in Batavia.
About 20 students, teachers and faculty will participate in the Ride for Roswell in honor of three Alden Middle School students touched by cancer.
Right now a gallon of gas averages $3.75 a gallon.
Buffalo Police say they've arrested a second suspect in connection to the murder of a cab driver in March.
Buffalo lost 33,260 residents over the 12 years, 11 percent of its population, and Rochester lost 9,240, or 4 percent of its population.
A retired police detective, who worked here in Western New York, was found dead in his Florida home following a violent standoff with police
A local company found guilty of polluting the air in Tonawanda will likely get a hefty fine and residents are planning how some of that money will be spent.
The Orchard Park School District is working with police to investigate what the district is calling "inappropriate message" about the district that were posted on Twitter.
At first glance you might think Mark Schifferle and Robert Murphy are an unlikely set of friends.
When Marika Burke isn't busy photographing weddings or family sessions, she is snapping pictures of shelter animals in need of loving homes.
With all the corruption in Albany, one of your representatives is instead focusing efforts on something many of you like to do, bowl.
As part of the team's annual rookie tour of Wester New York, the newest players for the Buffalo Bills got a chance to see one of the newest additions at the Buffalo Zoo.
2 On Your Side's Scott Brown has learned that John Koelmel, who was let go by First Niagara Bank, will walk away with a severance package worth millions of dollars.
A proposed new law named after a young Western New York boy was passed by the full state senate Thursday.
The Erie County Legislature narrowly approved a resolution to require newly hired county workers to live within Erie County limits.
The popular North Buffalo institution, the North Park Theatre on Hertel Avenue will live on, despite a decision by the current theater operator to end its agreement to run it.
Niagara Falls woman had to meet Maggie because they share something significant. Both of them are deaf.
A female student at Lancaster High School went into cardiac arrest Wednesday morning in the school. The girl collapsed right in the school's lobby, around the time of the opening bell.
An Investigative Post report has found a strong link between Peace Bridge pollution, especially diesel truck fumes, and high asthma rates in the neighborhood adjacent to the bridge.
It was revealed in court Tuesday that Nushawn Williams is not HIV positive according to his attorney.
A East Aurora man is in serious condition after he crashed his motorcycle.
Just before the Williams Street exit, a Western New York couple welcomed their sixth child into the world.
Most of the people affected are being offered to transfer to El Segundo, California, where Mattel, the toymaker's parent company, has it's North American Division Headquarters.
Volunteers from Special Spaces Buffalo have done it again! They have given a bedroom makeover to a little girl suffering from leukemia. 9-Year old Stella Usiak could not be happier with her new bedroom!
More than a year after a scathing report revealed several issues at the SPCA of Niagara, the new people in charge say things are improving.
Voters in the Clarence Central School District voted down a budget with a proposed 9.8% school tax increase.