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Schumer Asks Airlines to Drop Seat Fees For Kids
BUFFALO, N.Y. -- As the busy summer travel season gets underway, Senator Charles Schumer is calling on airlines to end the growing trend of charging fees on "priority seats" when that forces families to separate on flights.
Buffalo's 1812 tomb of unknowns gets new marker
The day after my father's funeral in 2001, the Star-Gazette ran a front-page article about a young... Last weekend my girlfriend Carol caught a pickerel that doubled the size of the bass I caught.
Manslaughter trial to wrap for NY doc in hit-run
Jurors are expected to begin deliberating this week in the manslaughter trial of a suburban Buffalo doctor who says he didn't know he'd hit an 18-year-old girl with his car as he drove home from his country club one night last summer.
Suspect shot fatally in confrontation with officer
A struggle on Tonawanda Street early Sunday resulted in a Buffalo police officer found blacked out on the street and a suspect shot at close range.
Police arrest 14 motorists over weekend
On Saturday, police say they arrested 21-year-old Ryan Lucas, of Lewiston, for allegedly being in possession of cocaine.
Sister Mary Rachel, 92, longtime teacher
Sister Mary Rachel, a Felician Sister for 73 years, died Friday in Blessed Mary Angela Care Center, Buffalo, where she had been a patient since November 2006.
Second arrest made in robbery try, shooting
A second arrest has been made in connection with a May 9 robbery attempt and shooting on East Ferry Street that put a Buffalo man in the hospital.
City police plan auction of unclaimed property
More than 200 lots of unclaimed personal property now in Buffalo police custody will be auctioned off at 10 a.m. Saturday by auctioneer Cash Cunningham at Buffalo Police Headquarters, 74 Franklin St.
BUILD Buffalo convention to focus on health care
"Health, Access to Health Care and Other Equitable Social Issues" is the theme of BUILD Buffalo's 18th annual convention Friday and Saturday in the Friends Inc.
Dr. Anthony Federico, pacemaker surgery specialist
Dr. Anthony J. Federico, a pioneering specialist in pacemaker surgery, died May 17, surrounded by his family, from complications of Alzheimer's Disease in Peregrine's Landing at the Shoreline in Clinton, Conn.
Margaret H. "Peggy" Lanz, retired educator
Margaret H. "Peggy" Lanz, a retired educator, died Saturday at Bristol Village in Clarence after a brief illness.
Buffalo "Tomb Of Unknowns" Gets New Marker
A new monument will honor 300 American soldiers who died during the War of 1812 and are buried in a mass grave beneath a Buffalo golf course.
Police And Border Patrol Arrest Suspect
BUFFALO, N.Y. Buffalo Police and Border Patrol agents pulled a vehicle over on Route 5 headed into the city Sunday afternoon, and arrested the driver.
Buffalo man faces jail, fine after admitting drug role
A Buffalo man faces up to four years in prison and a$250,000 fine after admitting in federal court Friday that he set up a narcotics transaction as part of a large cocaine distribution network between Buffalo and Texas.
"I was never censored. I never lost financial support. I was never indicted, and never thrown in jail-which means that, as a political satirist, I failed."-Mark Russell, of his 30 brilliant years on PBS =A WNED special, airing Friday, will review three decades of political humor from the Buffalo native who paved the way for the likes of Jon Stewart ... (more)
Roger will receive a kidney transplant from his younger brother Daniel on Monday, June 18 at Erie County Medical Center in Buffalo.
Tim Hailand is a photographic artist based in New York and Berlin. For the last 10 years he has been focusing mainly on portraiture, photographing artists, athletes, performers, and designers.
Mostly smooth First Niagara transition
BUFFALO, N.Y. - One week after HSBC Bank officially turned over the keys to 195 of its branches to First Niagara, customers are saying the transfer wasn't so bad.
More vacancies for downtown HSBC Tower
BUFFALO, N.Y. - The Canadian government is closing its Buffalo consulate in the HSBC Tower - and that's just the beginning of the vacancies.
The heat is on at area beaches
Bikini-clad women enjoy record warm temperatures at Bennett Beach in Angola Friday.