3 hrs ago | Buffalo News
Adrienne March convicted in North Buffalo double shooting
November 20, 2009, 1:08 PM / Adrienne S. March was convicted today of first-degree attempted murder, assault and a weapons counts for shooting a man and woman in a car in North Buffalo.
8 hrs ago | WKBW-TV
Buffalo Police Warn of Worship Service Thefts
Buffalo Police are warning people to be aware of their surroundings and property, even while attending worship services this holiday season.
12 hrs ago | Business First of Buffalo
Buffalo Niagara CVB nears exec decision
The Buffalo Niagara Convention & Visitors Bureau could have a new president and CEO before Christmas.
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16 hrs ago | WKBW-TV
Jury Deliberations Continue in Buffalo Car Shooting Trial
The jury started deliberations early Thursday afternoon in the case of a Buffalo woman charged with attempted murder.
21 hrs ago | Buffalo Business First
Mighty Taco returns to S. Buffalo roots
Mighty Taco Inc. , which was born on Seneca Street in South Buffalo, is opening its first store within a store in a Noco convenience store at the corner of McKinley Parkway and Bailey Avenue.
Good morning, Buffalo: a quick look at what's happening today
November 18, 2009, 12:01 AM / This is going to be the good one, the best day of the week.
Arson admitted in fire that destroyed family home
November 19, 2009, 7:07 AM / Don Norwood pleaded guilty Wednesday to second-degree arson for a fire that destroyed his family's home and severely injured a Buffalo firefighter.
A Buffalo teen wants to go down in history for how low she can bend under a limbo bar.
Alan Bedenko a.k.a. Buffalo Pundit, Blogger
Attorney Alan Bedenko moved from Boston, Massachusetts to Clarence in the early aughts after discovering the cost of living and real estate here.
Buffalo's Michael Christie's conducting career takes off
Most conductors, quizzed about their childhoods, remember the first time they heard Mozart or Mahler.
Buffalo Common Council member Brian Davis Resigns
In a news conference you saw LIVE on "Eyewitness News at 5:30pm," Buffalo Common Council member Brian Davis resigned his position representing the Ellicott district of the city.
Jim Kelley - Long-time Buffalo sports writer on Jauron firing
After three straight losing seasons and a poor start this year."... [ 0:22 ] ..." successful outing.
wgrz.com | Buffalo, NY | Paterson to Eliminat...
There will be no new license plates, at least not next year. Lawmakers and the Governor have agreed to stop the deal.
The U.S. Department of Labor's Occupational Safety and Health Administration has cited O'Connell Electric Co.
blogs.buffalonews.com | cityKrypto
Outrages & Insights: Ours are called Dopey and Sleepy
These seven Democratic pols - call them the seven dwarfs - declared that they cannot possibly go along with trimming education aid in the middle of the school year, as Gov.
Bonnie Russell Sighting, Woo Hoo! | WNYmedia.net
The aliens apparently released City Councilwomen Bonnie Russell just long enough to comment on the travails of fellow Grassrooter Brian Davis.
CRIME: Buffalo police make arrest in Kenmore abduction
Police have made an arrest in the weekend kidnapping of two Kenmore women. Buffalo Police Spokesman Michael DeGeorge said officers arrested Buffalo resident Errol Fowler-Graham, 17, at approximately 1 a.m. Tuesday.
From http://spotcrime.com - Robbery - Broadway and Spruce Street, Buffalo, Ny
A man was beaten with his own cane by two men. The two jumped out of a small car and accosted the victim.
Oldest woman in U.S. dies in New York nursing home at 114
A 114-year-old woman believed to be the third-oldest person in the world has died at a nursing home near Buffalo, N.Y. Olivia Patricia Thomas died Monday in the St.
SUNY Weighs the Value of Division I Sports
New York's state university system is among the largest in the country, but it has never been known for athletic prominence, unlike major public institutions in states like Florida, Pennsylvania and Michigan.