One of the five people wounded during last weekend's shootings at Martin Luther King, Jr. Park has died.

As expected, Christopher Scanlon was named this morning as the new South District Common Council member.

In five weeks Shakespeare in Delaware Park will open with Richard III, the playwright's legendary look at power corruption and violence in medieval England.

School budget voters went to the polls Tuesday for the first time since the state enacted its new two-percent property tax cap.

The state’s September primary is going to be delayed by two days, now that the legislature has agreed to move the date from Tuesday September 11th to Thursday September 13th.

The investigator who reconstructed the scene where 18-year-old Alexandria Rice was struck and killed stepped down Tuesday afternoon after spending two days on the stand.

The State Senate has confirmed the appointment of businessman Howard Zemsky to be the new chairman of the Niagara Frontier Transportation Authority.  

The greening of the downtown waterfront is about to be enhanced thanks to the Buffalo Sabres.

A University at Buffalo Shale Institute study of hydrofracking will no doubt raise eyebrows, especially in those organizations that have been most outspoken against the controversial method of extr