Friday May 25 | WDBO-AM Orlando
Islamic convention targets anti-Shariah movement
Some 15,000 Muslims are expected to attend a weekend convention in Hartford dedicated to religious freedom, part of a nationwide campaign against what organizers describe as overwhelming bigotry and hatred.
Friday May 25 | WGRZ-TV Buffalo
Maria's Story; Overwhelming Response
Two weeks ago, Channel 2 Reporter, Mary Friona brought us Maria's story , a very personal story about her daughter who was involved in a tragic accident and developed a condition called Reflex Sympathetic Dystrophy or RSD.
Researchers Find Link Between Isolated State Capitals, Corruption
Do state capitals relatively distant from the major population centers have more corruption than those in more densely populated areas? Political scientists have long noted the propensity for self-dealing among politicians in out-of-sight, out-of-mind state capitals like Albany, NY and Springfield, Ill.
Metro Community News Newfane/Gasport
Annual Tractor Day at North Collins May 24 Village of North Collins Police are warning all motorists to be aware that the annual North Collins Jr./Sr. High School Tractor Day will be held on Thursday, May 24.
Toddler Recovering after Nearly Drowning in Family Pool
BOSTON, N.Y. - "It just happened so quick, it's so quick," a loved one close to the victim told Eyewitness News.
Trooper revives toddler found in pool
BOSTON, N.Y. - A Town of Boston girl is alive Wednesday morning, thanks to the quick action of a New York State trooper.
Donald F. Schutt, founded printing company
A memorial service for Donald F. Schutt, who founded a printing company, ran a South Buffalo newspaper and designed the Town of Boston seal, will be at 10:30 a.m. June 2 in Faith United Church of Christ, 8651 Boston State Road, Boston.
Welcome to the New York City! Here you can find the culture they call 'couture,' and expect to see Carrie Bradshaw running around 7th and Broadway, in a pair of Manolo Blahniks -Wait, that's 'Sex and The City'. The perception of fashion, presented by film, has transcended over generations creating styles and idols for all ages to remember, ... (more)
May 19, 1896: Worst fire in Cape Cod History; 1713: Boston poor riot for bread
The lieutenant governor tried to intervene but was shot and wounded for his efforts.
'King Bibi' graces cover of TIME Magazine
"King Bibi," read the headline on the cover featuring a black-and-white close-up photo of an intense, unsmiling Netanyahu staring straight into the camera.
RFK Jr.'s estranged wife, Mary, found dead in NY
This Sept. 18, 2008 file photo shows Mary Richardson Kennedy, the estranged wife of Robert F. Kennedy Jr.
Vehicle traveling 85 mph leads to felony DWI charge
A Hamburg man was charged with felony driving while intoxicated after state police stopped him for driving 85 mph in a 65-mph zone on the northbound 219 Expressway in the Town of Boston at about 7 a.m. Sunday.
Michael Hamilton, architect, artist, avid birder
Michael Hamilton, co-founder of Hamilton, Houston and Lownie architects, was a man of varied interests that included not only architecture, but biology, birding and painting, all of which he indulged with passion until his death Thursday at his home in Buffalo.
As book thrives, Carole King closing book on music
Law enforcement agents have swarmed the home of a reputed Connecticut mobster who authorities believe has information on an infamous unsolved art heist in Boston.
World Ocean Schoolship for Savannah Stay
The Roseway , one of the tall ships that visited Savannah recently as part of the Tall Ships Challenge, has chosen the city as a permanent port of call.
Pension Fund Chases Better Returns from NY's Growing Startup Scene
In the race for tech startups, New York City no longer lags far behind Silicon Valley and Boston, but is a growing powerhouse of well-funded technology companies.
Man arrested, accused of assaulting ex
BOSTON, N.Y. - A Hamburg man was arrested on Saturday after State Police say he assaulted his ex-girlfriend, then drove her to the hospital for treatment.
You're the Boss Blog: Drilling Down: Business Travel Tips From a Travel Columnist
This week's Dashboard roundup of small-business news includes a link to a column about United Airlines written by Joe Brancatelli, a travel columnist: " Worst.
Erie County Sheriff's responded to the intersection of South Abbott Road and Herman Hill Road in the Town of Boston at about 7:45 a.m. for a report of a male driver sleeping at the wheel while stopped at an intersection.