Buffalo warms to near 64 under mostly sunny skies Monday, then turns cooler Tuesday before a mild midweek rebound. Showers may arrive late Thursday into Friday morning.

Curfews start as early as 3 p.m. for some offenders under supervision, but the general registry carries no such rule.

The Blasdell nonprofit's new two-story shelter adds a veterinary suite and dedicated kitten rooms behind its old Lakeshore Road building.

Owner Karina Krantz is saying goodbye to her Maple Road café, but gift certificates still work through Halloween.

Buffalo Business First reports 60 local job cuts and 50 new Buffalo positions.

Michael Dimmer is bringing a drinks-first sibling bar to Snyder, betting small plates and zero-proof pours can carry a narrow Main Street space.

The Ridge Lea Road warehouse is stocking up with 10 truckloads a day while Costco sells memberships at Walden Galleria.

Buffalo’s sunny stretch continues through the weekend, with crisp mornings and afternoons in the upper 50s to mid-60s. A chance of rain finally arrives Tuesday.

The 32-unit family shelter on Main Street keeps teenage boys and single fathers together, a long-standing gap in local shelter design.

Skaters can hit the ice near Marine Drive and Commercial Street this year as the North Aud Block project reshapes the waterfront.

A Hamburg councilmember says residents fear overdevelopment — and he'd rather see data centers banned outright.

Buffalo gets a sunny, mild Tuesday before a week of crisp October nights and mostly dry skies.

A judge ordered three candidates stripped from Bennington's ballot, and new absentee ballots are headed back out before Election Day.