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Every vulnerable animal depends on human kindness. Petunia came into my life as a wary visitor, but he taught me that trust is built patiently and love perseveres stubbornly.

We're throwing it back to 1990, Jim Kelly’s efficient passing and Thurman Thomas’ 136 rushing yards powered Buffalo past New England.

The City of Buffalo has let National Grid replace historic streetlights with high intensity offensive bulbs.

Dr. Christopher Kerr came to Hospice & Palliative Care Buffalo in 1999 for a part-time job. But that is where he found his calling.

After recording another career performance, University at Buffalo running back Messiah Burch was named MAC Co-Offensive Player of the Week on Monday.

All but three of the 541 sex abuse claimants who have submitted ballots so far voted to approve the Buffalo Diocese’s nearly $327 million plan to settle lawsuits and conclude more than six years of Chapter 11 proceedings.

As they begin preparations for Week 8 and the Baltimore Ravens, the Buffalo Bills made a two-for-two swap on their practice squad.

Patrick Burke and Gary Dickson sparred over taxes, guns and personal controversies at St. Joe’s, giving students a close look at the candidates in a competitive state Assembly race.

San Jose Sharks defenseman Michael Kesselring discusses how he has improved his game since he was traded in June by the Sabres, and what he learned in Buffalo.

Costco Wholesale is opening Wednesday morning in the middle of Amherst’s busiest retail corridor. Town officials say they’ve tried to address traffic concerns, but congestion is likely following the opening.

WIVB-TV (Channel 4) meteorologist Sara Stierly is leaving the Nexstar owned station after less than two years here.

Catholic Health is partnering with Benderson Development to redevelop 462 and 480 Evans St., which previously housed Rite Aid and Buffalo Athletic Club for Women, into a 32,644-square-foot multispecialty medical hub that includes primary care, cardiac and vascular health services, according to an...

From Atlanta to Boulder, Colorado, to Piscataway, New Jersey, there are coaches who might want to avoid sitting down for a while.

After years of planning, Goodwill of WNY opened a new, three times larger Hamburg store across the street from its previous one on South Park Avenue.

This Halloween, give every child room to participate in their own way. A few thoughtful adjustments can help more children feel comfortable and included.

Dr. Christopher Kerr is the CEO and chief medical officer of Hospice & Palliative Care Buffalo, which provides care, support and advocacy to people with a serious or end-of-life illnesses.

Bob and Mark Gaughan will present “The Unauthorized History of the Buffalo Bills” at 2 p.m. Nov. 14 at Brighton Place Library, 999 Brighton Road, Town of Tonawanda.

The New York Times, in 1907, reported that Buffalo levied the heaviest fines for spitting in the nation: "If you have to spit, don't spit in Buffalo, N.Y., for it may cost you $25."

Today in the archives: Buffalo’s historic Larkin House was chosen for a decorator makeover, inviting visitors to discover its grand interiors and gather affordable decorating ideas.

John W. Burns, 42, the man who started the fire two years ago that destroyed the Old Pink, a beloved Allentown bar, was sentenced Tuesday to five years in federal prison.

A report from the National Low Income Housing Coalition found that there is a shortage of close to 34,000 available affordable rental units for extremely low-income households and those earning

Massachusetts-headquartered supplier for trade professionals F.W. Webb Company opened a 140,000-square-foot store and warehouse in Amherst as it continues growing and hiring in Western New York.

A Pennsylvania commercial and industrial tire distributor is consolidating two facilities in Buffalo and Cheektowaga into a single hub in Cheektowaga.

Lawyers for the diocese, parishes, and the creditors committee have all expressed a desire to finish by the end of this year a Chapter 11 case that began in 2020.

Roswell Park is warning seniors that many 2027 Medicare Advantage Plans don't include Roswell Park in their HMO / PPO networks. Check https://mrf.lu/2Xcwv.

Buffalo’s Templeton Landing site could finally see new life after a judge ruled its California owner failed to meet lease-to-own agreement benchmarks.

From local news and business to sports and dining, here is a roundup of recent articles you may have missed.

Economists called commissioned studies on sports teams' economic impacts on communities "junk science," casting doubt on Gov. Hochul's claim about the Buffalo Bills' economic impact in Western New York.

The City of Buffalo is getting into all the excitement surrounding the Buffalo Bills by hosting an in-season rally and using it as a way to bring more people downtown.

Frustrated with diminishing opportunity and changing mores, they are abandoning the Republican coalition — or politics completely.

In letters to the judge who is scheduled to sentence John Burns, family members offered more wholesome descriptions of their loved one, countering the prosecution's portrayal of him as a "spiteful individual setting fires to settle scores."

Dr. Christopher Kerr and his research team at Hospice & Palliative Care Buffalo aim to convince skeptical doctors that they should recognize pre-death visions and dreams as medically important to improve care provided to the dying.

The Chiefs hold the tiebreaker over the Bills because of a better conference record. However, 11 regular-season games remain on the schedule, so it’s far too soon to call anything.

Fall colors frame Glen Falls in Williamsville in today's #EveryDayAPhoto by Joshua Bessex: buffalonews.com/multimedia/c...

With Halloween approaching, there's no better excuse to gather some friends, dim the lights and dive into a horror movie marathon. Here are some recommendations.

One of Portugal's most endearing slices is the Douro River Valley – the winding, terraced region that produces the country’s beloved port wine. This is Portugal’s version of Germany’s romantic

There was less unrest Monday night than previous gatherings, and Buffalo Schools leaders heard more than 50 questions and comments at West Hertel Academy.

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Teams collecting frequent-flyer miles and losses make up a healthy chunk of this week’s list. Turns out conference realignment comes with baggage.

A former state inmate said he was beaten and raped by fellow prisoners in a Central New York prison for hours as correction officers cheered on the attack.

Sunday night's Heritage Classic was not just something different for fans of the National Hockey League's rare but popular outdoor ice hockey celebrations.

One week after moving three unbeaten teams into the top nine of the US LBM Coaches Poll, the Big 12 returned to form with a Week 8 flop involving its two top contenders.

Ukko-Pekka Luukkonen, if anything, was appreciative of the fact that Buffalo Sabres teammate Josh Doan held his team accountable for its role in a 4-3 overtime loss at Washington.

After years of fentanyl causing fatal overdoses, public officials are now warning of an even more powerful opioid.

Healthy bat populations help forests regenerate and naturally control insect numbers. Farmers, gardeners and anyone who enjoys spending time outdoors all benefit when bats simply go about their lives each

A state judge again ruled against the city in its battle to stop the Seneca Nation from building a gas station, denying a request for a preliminary injunction.

Each week Allen has been bailing out the defense, an area the Bills need to address over the bye.

“This declaration that they made is keeping our family in a de facto sacrifice zone, as well as not allowing our son his rights as a protected class to the state-mandated healthcare that he requires,” said Daniel McKiernan.

It's true that even people with limited household help would pay someone to do their laundry. That is, until electric washers came along.

Buddy Shula’s WUSW (1230 AM, 95.1 and 93.3 FM) has abandoned right wing political talk in favor of country music of the 80s, 90s and early 2000s.