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When Dr. Philip Glick gathers for early morning Grand Rounds Thursday, he will be engaging with UB medical students, residents, faculty and practicing physicians. But they won't be reviewing the particular ailments of a current patient, or the latest health science research. Instead, they will examine the Affordable Care Act. 

Three former patients have filed a lawsuit against Olean General Hospital, claiming they were infected with hepatitis after the hospital reused insulin pens.

It's back to the bargaining table Wednesday for Kenmore Mercy Hospital and the union representing its Registered Nurses. The nurses voted down their latest offer and are working without a contract.  

The University at Buffalo Police are investigating a report that a man pulled out what appeared to be a handgun in the Clark Hall gym following a dispute over a pick-up basketball game Monday.

A 3-year-old boy was who was pulled out of his burning Buffalo home last Friday has died.

State Senator Timothy Kennedy joined about a dozen community activists in downtown Buffalo Monday morning to call on Albany to raise the state's minimum wage.

Business First created a buzz when it placed developer Carl Paladino at the top of its list of the area's most influential people. In this week's Press Pass, Jim Fink provides background into how his magazine compiled the list. 

State budget fights wax and wane with the time of year, but the state's energy wars continue year-round.

The City of Buffalo parks office is already preparing for the summer season, with construction projects in the works.

The demolitions of homes along Busti Avenue for the expansion of the Peace Bridge Plaza began on Saturday.

Gun buyback programs were offered in Niagara County for the first time on Saturday.

Buffalo firefighters responded to a blaze in South Buffalo Sunday morning.

A student has been suspended from a Batavia middle school for bringing a BB gun to the school.