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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.

Despite New York's new property tax cap, four area school districts failed to pass budgets on Tuesday.

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.

Buffalo businessman Howard Zemsky has been confirmed as the new chairman of the Niagara Frontier Transportation Authority.

The Buffalo Sabres organization is contributing $120,000 toward the beautification of some downtown waterfront property.

Residents are voting on budgets in suburban and rural school districts across the state Tuesday.

The local cultural community and the school board told separate Common Council budget hearings last night they need more funding.

Acting NFTA Chairman Henry Sloma agrees with Congressman Brian Higgins that it's time for the transportation authority to surrender its Outer Harbor property.

Buffalo's control board appears ready to relinquish much of its power over the finances of City Hall and the Buffalo School District.

To the delight of Governor Cuomo, hundreds of New York Public School districts are living within their means; abiding by the constraints of the two percent property tax cap.

Buffalo police are hoping someone will come forward and identify the man who walked up to a birthday party Saturday night in Martin Luther King Park and fired multiple rounds into people leaving the party.

A former synagogue, one of the oldest synagogue buildings in Buffalo, was recently spared from demolition.