The federal government is drowning itself in red ink, caused by its spending far more than the revenues it collects.

Meteorologist Mike Cejka, who is believed to have been on local television news full-time longer than anyone in Buffalo ...

C. Experts at NYSERDA share why everyone is talking about weatherization and how you can weatherproof your home today.

The City Council voted to end the industry, which is popular among tourists and opposed by animal rights groups, by June 2028.

A 1995 Olean ordinance banning privately owned displays in city parks could be lifted until Jan. 15 to allow a controversial Nativity scene, holiday decorations and other items to remain ...

Spooky season arrived early for several NFL teams in Week 7. Whether it was an early scare or a full-on fright fest, Sunday ...

Government watchdog Paul Wolf accused Erie County lawmakers of political grandstanding after a gas tax debate just before ...

A recent sham poll that fabricated public responses is part of a "newly emerging phenomenon" that experts say could erode ...

While happy growing up in idyllic Wilson, Michelle “Shelly” Elia and Dan Evans nonetheless dreamed of seeing the world before ...

Frances K. Hall of Buffalo, the first certified black librarian in city history, died Aug. 6 in Seattle. She was 91. Born Frances Knight in Thomasville, Ga., she moved to ...

A Baltimore Ravens player who chugged a beer in the New Era Field stands has signed an endorsement deal with Bud Light, ...

The Akron School Board recently extended the unpaid leave of Christine Cramer, a special-education teacher, for the second semester of the 2001-02 school year. In other personnel matters, the board ...