Natalie Brophy

Jewish Family Services CEO Molly Carr discusses the agency's coordinated reentry program, which is helping asylum-seekers living in hotels in Cheektowaga and Amherst find apartments to rent in the community.

The grant marks the largest single donation received by the center, which is the only domestic violence organization in the state with its own in-house forensic medical unit, said CEO Catharine Miles-Kania.

The Lancaster Town Board unanimously approved extending a one-year moratorium on new commercial residential development until March 31. It gives the town additional time to hold public hearings to gather the input of residents on any proposed changes.

Ex-Town Supervisor Mary Hosler filed a lawsuit against current Evans Town Board members Michael Schraft and Jeanne Macko, accusing them of defamation over comments they made about her accepting a $6,000 health insurance benefit.

Providence Farm Collective, a nonprofit that provides local refugees and immigrants with access to farmland, is growing frustrated with the town over delays in getting access to public water.

Damar Hamlin is on the 1-yard line. Not on the football field, but the Buffalo Bills player who nearly died on a football field two years

Walden Galleria, the largest shopping center in the region, faces headwinds as it looks to the future. Online shopping, lower foot traffic, and lower revenue has caused people to wonder how the mall can compete with "town center" shopping and lifestyle projects set to be built in Clarence.

A group of researchers at the University at Buffalo is studying, in part, the role two Facebook groups – Buffalo STORM and Buffalo Blizzard Response – played in keeping communities

It is well known that cold weather can affect our health, but there are other aspects of winter that can affect us negatively.

Frontier Middle School will have a new principal for the remainder of the school year.