The Walrus Said debuted near Chippewa with a space reveal and treats, joining downtown Buffalo's growing bookstore boom.

The Old First Ward site would hold up to 100 dogs and 130 cats, five times the Oak Street shelter's size.

A 9-month-old was among three people smuggled across the Niagara River during freezing conditions; Carrillo-Hernandez admitted he had been paid US$2,000.

The Town of Alabama facility already has pumps rolling off the line, with hundreds of jobs still to come.

The West Side school will use the federal funds for simulation tech and tuition help as its nurse practitioner ranks swell toward 800 students.

Nearly 10 residents urged Lockport leaders to pull the plug on Flock cameras installed just months earlier.

A woman heading to Mercy Hospital asked to speak with police around 1am, setting off a kidnapping and assault case.

John W. Burns threatened to burn the Allen Street bar down after a fight, then did it with a torch.

A first-floor fire at a four-unit Buffalo building hurt an adult, a child and a police officer Tuesday afternoon.

State funds close the gap on the $25 million Jefferson Avenue memorial honoring the 10 Tops shooting victims.

Alisa and Alicia Officer are expanding beyond their 899 Main Street café to scale up roasting at 1476 Main Street.

Young Development snapped up land on Quaker Road for a project meant to let more than 100 older adults age in place.

The boy was rushed to Erie County Medical Center after the early Sunday shooting. No suspect has been identified.