Grant Ashley

The July 12 referendum asked Seneca citizens whether they supported creating a tribal police department and whether that department should've had jurisdiction over non-citizens.

The organization’s board of directors was originally slated to hold a special meeting for a “discussion and review for the position of President” on Thursday, but the board announced on Tuesday that they would be cancelling that meeting “until further notice.”

Warm weather and sunny skies make summer the perfect time to go to festivals in Western New York and Southern Ontario.

Organizers of LGBTQ+ Pride festivals in Buffalo and Toronto have worked with disabled people to make events more accessible, but barriers still exist.

The Western Regional Off-Track Betting Board of Directors has rescheduled its special meeting for “a discussion and review for the position of President” for Sept. 5, according to a notice posted on the board's website.

Orchard Park police are in “the early stages” of their investigation into the shooting and have released very details about what happened.

The Buffalo Diocese will delay the release of its final plan to close dozens of churches for at least another week as it works through 52 counterproposals.

About 830 medical residents in UB-affiliated hospitals are set to go on a four-day strike Tuesday, even after negotiators made “a little bit of progress."

After interviewing candidates and deliberating for several hours, the WROTB Board of Directors announced they had offered Buffalo Mayor Byron Brown the organization's top job.

If and when Buffalo Mayor Byron Brown (center) departs city hall, Common Council President Chris Scanlon (left) will become acting mayor and Bryan Bollman (right) will take over the duties of the Common Council president.