Dan Herbeck

Darryl A. Boyd, who served a total of 28 years in state prison for a crime he didn't commit, talks about how he learned of his exoneration this morning when a State Supreme Court justice reversed his conviction.

A Buffalo judge who last month refused to seat a jury that lacked minorities for a murder trial will receive a prestigious award from the New York State Bar Association for taking that stance.

If President-elect Donald Trump carries out his promise to conduct mass deportations of migrants next month, the detention center in the Town of Batavia could play a crucial role.

The incoming "border czar" said the Trump administration wants to pressure New York to change its law that provides driver's licenses to undocumented migrants.

New York State and the incoming Trump administration are on a collision course regarding the state's Green Light law, which allows undocumented

News Reporter Patrick Lakamp and Assistant Managing Editor Bruce Andriatch discuss the case against Peter Gerace Jr.

South Buffalo native Terrance Dunford was honored for his work as community relations officer for the Buffalo field office of U.S. Immigration & Customs Enforcement.

The 46-year-old University at Buffalo grad, a high-ranking official of U.S. Immigration & Customs Enforcement, was recently named by Trump as the acting director of that agency.

A Buffalo realtor broke federal fair housing laws by “steering” minority home buyers into predominantly Black neighborhoods and “steering” prospective white buyers away from those neighborhoods, according to a housing discrimination lawsuit.

In August, a jury in Geneseo jolted the Harley-Davidson motorcycle company with a nearly $288 million damages award after a trial on claims that a