Eileen Buckley

A new independent pharmacy is preparing to open in the Town of Tonawanda and will offer residents a much-needed alternative after recent Rite Aid closures left a gap in prescription services.

A winter storm brewing for the holiday week could create challenging conditions for both air and road travelers in Western New York.

Child and Family Services will purchase the entire former St. Andrew's Church and School campus in the Town of Tonawanda to establish a fourth Stanley Falk School for students with special needs.

A mom has filed a federal lawsuit against the Williamsville Central School District, claiming officials violated her son's medical exemption from required vaccines, keeping him out of school.

A new statewide coalition is calling for $1 billion from the Mother Cabrini Health Foundation to help settle clergy abuse cases across the Diocese of Buffalo.

For the second time since August, both the owner and manager of a local plant store in Eggertsville are preparing for a big "Buy Nothing" fair next weekend to help the community in need.

A new documentary short film is making its world premiere Wednesday, October 29 with a focus on bringing greater public awareness to mental health issues through the story of an unlikely friendship.

More than 140,000 people across Erie County could lose access to food assistance if the federal government shutdown continues past the end of October, local officials warned Friday.

The Diocese of Buffalo suspended Father Patrick O'Keefe following allegations of sexual harassment of adults and other misconduct issues, affecting parishioners across Genesee County churches.

A Grand Island eyesore could finally be redeveloped. We have learned there's serious interest from a potential buyer for the former Radisson Hotel.