PS 59, PS 131 and PS 366 would shut for good as Buffalo tries to close a $78.8 million budget gap.

A Lockport survivor says he was abused as an altar boy and voted no, demanding a papal apology instead of a payout.

A jury convicted Mikel Lowe after a five-day trial; he shot Deval Watkins, 36, with an illegal handgun near Jefferson Avenue.

A tipster will collect $150,000 for exposing Welded Tube USA's pandemic loan misstep in Lackawanna.

A pregnant woman was among the victims after a gunman opened fire on Perry Street before barricading himself inside a home.

More than 200 people packed UB's research center Friday as Buffalo and Rochester medical leaders launched a bi-city push on health disparities.

The city claims disturbed soil near the Buffalo River; Seneca Nation leader calls the stop-work order meaningless on sovereign land.

A man was rushed to ECMC after a Wednesday afternoon shooting on Deerfield Avenue. Detectives are still chasing leads.

A jury took about an hour to convict Elijha Q. Rogers in the death of his 3-month-old son, Kanai James Cureton.

Niagara Falls could lose up to $13 million a year as a gaming compact dispute collides with the governor’s race.

A 31-year-old man told Erie police he was stabbed near Poplar Street, but officers found no trail to follow.

Buffalo police say a brawl on West Chippewa Street Friday ended with one man stabbing another, then stabbing himself as he fell.

A Roswell Park valet's encouragement helped a 41-year-old breast cancer survivor keep pushing through treatment.