Buffalo News

Attorneys for suspended Falls Police Officer Ryan Warme will renew their calls for two trials for their client when they appear later today in front of U.S. Magistrate Judge Hugh Scott at U.S. District Court in Buffalo.

A retired sergeant with the state Department of Corrections was injured at the National Guard's Balmer Road firing range Wednesday when he accidentally shot himself with a pistol.

Buffalo Police Homicide Detectives have arrested a suspect in connection with the death of 15 year old Kowat Rual of Garner Street.

A shooting on Ontario Street in Riverside Tuesday afternoon left an a Buffalo teen in critical condition in Erie County Medical Center.

The Big Apple is still the country's biggest draw. A yearly estimate from the U.S. Census says New York City grew by more than 53,000 residents for the 12-month period ending July 2008, the biggest numerical increase of any city in the country.

Buffalo's Houghton Pool shelter house reopened BUFFALO Mayor Byron Brown Wednesday announced the reopening of the Houghton Park Shelter House.

A young businessman who owns a company with the shadowy-sounding name of Phantom Holdings One made two mysterious, record-setting purchases of spectacular luxury homes here last year.

An Amherst man will spend the next 3-9 years of his life in prison for his role in the hit and run accident that killed a young Buffalo mother and injured one of her two sons.

A plan that would allow Buffalo residents to raise up to five chickens per dwelling in backyard coops will likely be passed by the Common Council.

Desperate communities all across the nation are to turning to biotech to replace jobs lost in manufacturing and finance.

Mourners gathered in Buffalo to remember a Washington, D.C., train operator credited with saving lives in last week's rail crash that killed her and eight passengers.

One of the things Tom Golisano and Steve Pigeon harp about when talking about the need to reform state government is transparency .

The Great Lakes Health Board of Directors will hold an open meeting tomorrow morning, June 30, at 8:30am in the Hyatt Regency, Two Fountain Plaza in Buffalo.

A put bull was taken from a home on Olympic Avenue. "The house was filthy, and not very well taken care of," said Paul Sullivan, Director of Streets.

City of Tonawanda police have announced that the 15-year-old boy who was struck by a train last week was pulled off of life support Friday.

The family of the Buffalo girl that died of swine flu speaks to Eyewitness News about her final days.

Buffalo firefighters had a busy morning early today, battling three fires that destroyed houses, all within a roughly 15-block area, forcing city fire officials to request emergency demolition of all three buildings.

The graduation rate in the Buffalo Public Schools increased 7-percent in one year according to the latest data released by the State Board of Regents.

Courtesy of the US CDC: Swine flu is a type of virus. It's named for a virus that pigs can get.

A Buffalo police officer received 34 stitches to re-attach part of his right ear following an attack by a pit bull Saturday afternoon.