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Teacher charged with DUI during school trip
A teacher from a Catholic high school has been charged with impaired driving after being involved in a crash while she was driving students in a van.
4 hrs ago | Grand Island Pennysaver
House OKs funding for simulator facility at Niagara Falls base
On Thursday, the U.S. House of Representatives voted on the Military Construction Appropriations bill and approved $6.1 million for construction of a C-130 flight simulator facility at the Niagara Falls Air Reserve Station.
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Tuesday, Niagara Falls School Board member and local attorney Johnny G. Destino announced his candidacy for New York State Senate.
10 hrs ago | WIVB-TV Buffalo
Limits change for Canadian shoppers
NIAGARA FALLS, N.Y. - Starting Friday, local retailers will likely see an influx of Canadian shoppers.
14 hrs ago | WIBX-AM Whitesboro
Man Pays for Denny's Breakfast With Sack of Marijuana
Sometimes when you've got a terrible case of the "munchies," but not a lot of money in your pocket, you just can't be stopped from doing something pretty rash.
15 hrs ago | Buffalo News
Driver in hit-and-run promised a year in jail
A driver who ran over a pedestrian in Niagara Falls and dragged him about 500 yards beneath his pickup truck will be sentenced to no more than a year in jail because of the defendant's own brain injuries, Niagara County Judge Sara Sheldon Farkas said Thursday.
Delaware North extends food and retail hours, adds options during Nik Wallenda's high-wire walk
Delaware North Companies Parks & Resorts, a global leader in hospitality, will offer additional food and retail options to guests on the American side of Niagara Falls during Nik Wallenda's high-wire walk June 15.
Who's Who in this year's Pageant of Bands?
Under the direction of Mr. Ronald Stary, the Brookings High School Band is coming to the Sherburne Pageant of Bands all the way from the great state of South Dakota.
Bicentennial: Town of Niagara is celebrating history
The Town of Niagara is celebrating its bicentennial this year. Here's a look back at a bit of its history.
TV news teams try to revive investigative reports
Tony Farina, a former investigative reporter for Buffalo channels 2 and 7, said: "There's too much pressure to churn things out for so many newscasts, so there's really little time to do the investigative reporting that we did.
Get ready to get wet. The National Weather Service estimates we're going to get around an inch of rain Friday and Saturday, maybe a little more, and we shouldn't complain too much because we really need it.
Cuomo hearts iconic 'I Love New York' ad campaign, will revive
Governor Andrew Cuomo is attempting to revive the iconic "I Love New York" tourism promotion campaign with some new ads.
NYS Parks Offers Vouchers To Wallenda Walk
NIAGARA FALLS, N.Y. The New York State Office of Parks, Recreation and Historic Preservation is offering vouchers for spectator access to the Terrapin Point area of Goat Island for Nik Wallenda's historic high-wire walk over Niagara Falls will be available starting Friday, June 1 at 9:00 a.m. State Parks officials say the Terrapin Point area can ... (more)
Discover 'Niagara's Rising Star' on June 23
Flood the Falls is holding its first "Niagara's Rising Star" talent show on Saturday, June 23.
State Unveils Revamped "I Love NY" Campaign
State officials today unveiled an updated, revamped take on its iconic "I Love NY" tourism campaign, detailing a $5 million advertising campaign that is set to hit television stations and social media.
Second guilty plea entered in robbery and slaying
A second defendant in the robbery and murder of a Niagara University student has pleaded guilty, Niagara County Deputy District Attorney Doreen M. Hoffmann said Tuesday.
Two Shot; One Killed After Shooting in Rochester
A 24-year-old man is dead after a double shooting in Rochester. At 7:48 p.m. tonight police responded to Saxton Street off of Jay Street.
Region likely to benefit from new duty-free limits
A change in the Canadian federal budget may be as good as pennies from heaven for Western New York retailers.
Tuesday, Niagara Falls School Board member and local attorney Johnny G. Destino announced his candidacy for New York State Senate.