Federal officials are issuing a for close to 50 million Roman-style shades and roll-up blinds. The recall comes after reports of several deaths and serious personal injuries involving young children who were either strangled or nearly strangled by exposed cords

Staff Reports Niagara Gazette NORTH TONAWANDARobbers lure men with sexA man and his girlfriend were arrested Monday for luring men to their North Tonawanda home for sex using a phone dating service, t...

It's not the type of embezzlement you often hear, a mechanic in the Niagara County Highway Department accused of stealing equipment to scrap for cash. 35-year-old Joel Allen was arrested last week at...

ORCHARD PARK, NY - The Buffalo Bills say the team's final two home games are not sold out yet. According to the Bills, 2,000 tickets remain for this Sunday's game against the Patriots at Ralph Wilson...

Watch The Video "My brother, he was just always smiling, always trying to make other people happy," said Terrance Warren. He grew up on basketball courts. Jermaine was home this summer after playing ...

The fate of the Olmsted Parks Conservancy looking a little brighter today. The City of Buffalo announced a deal that may allow the conservancy to continue managing the olmsted parks. During a common c...

Firefighters in West Seneca rescued several cats, dogs-- even mice from a home that caught fire on Willowdale Drive. Click on the link to watch our story.

David Call Sr. pleaded guilty this afternoon to cutting off part of a man's nose with a ceremonial sword during an altercation in a Riverside bar last summer. Jailed since the early-morning attack in...

Sarah Elder has been named one of the first fellows to be funded by UB's Civic Engagement and Public Policy research initiative; she will study climate change in Alaska.

Release Date: December 15, 2009 BUFFALO, N.Y. -- The University at Buffalo's Center for Industrial Effectiveness (TCIE), which is partnering with Erie County to boost efficiencies in government, is m...

First Niagara Bank will create 58 new jobs with the addition of a telephone service center at its Eastern New York headquarters in Albany. The center, at 555 Patroon Creek Blvd., is scheduled to open...

Two significant entities in the Buffalo Niagara region have been cleared to continue receiving low-cost hydropower from the Niagara Power Project. The

A state board voted Tuesday to preserve roughly $3.5 million of annual Empire Zone tax credits for 10 companies in New York. The six-person Empire Zone Designation Board unanimously chose to keep the...

More than a dozen local organizations will benefit from a new round of grants by the Fund for the Arts. The fund, made up of a group of eight local foundations, selected 10 organizations as the first...

By JOSEPH SPECTOR Gannett Albany Bureau ALBANY _ Gov. David Paterson on Tuesday signed into law stronger foreclosure regulations that aim to protect New Yorkers from losing their homes, such as requ...

The Buffalo Police, in association with Crimestoppers, are offering a reward to help solve a cold case murder. A standout local basketball player, who had played in Europe, was gunned down while st...

A Buffalo woman today was ordered to remain behind bars after pleading not guilty to a number of charges in connection with the death of a Poultney Street man who was struck by a car in October whil...

McDonald's USA LLC for $1 million, according to documents filed in the Erie County Clerk's office. The McDonald's property had been owned by

Brad Goss, a grip with the crew of the movie "Henry's Crime", unloads light stands from a truck on Washington Street in downtown Buffalo.

Construction on the nearly $300 million Canal Side project in downtown Buffalo — including the oft-discussed Bass Pro store — is expected to start by early June of next year. The proposal...