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Officials at the Buffalo Psychiatric Center knew the patient had a history of suicidal behavior, and knew they had to monitor him closely to make sure he didn't harm himself.

Law enforcement is still working on their investigation into the accident involving a high-profile Niagara County businessman and his fiancée.

According to Marzolf and his family, state officials want to keep him drugged, sedated and out of the public eye because he has blown the whistle on patient safety issues at the Buffalo Psychiatric Center.

A former high school football star from Kenmore who went on to become a highly respected National Football League coach will be honored with a farewell dinner July 17.

Nov. 17, 1932 - July 5, 2026

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It was the most harrowing experience of his life, but Tops Markets employee Jerome Bridges can’t stop himself from returning to the Jefferson Avenue grocery store where 10 people were

Univera Healthcare says it will stop offering coverage for boxing therapy for Parkinson’s, a decision that's upset patients who say they've benefited greatly from the program.

Matt Schofield, an acclaimed blues performer from England, will be the headliner of the annual Rock For The Cure music festival, which begins at 4 p.m. at Sportsmen's Park.

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