Erik Brady

Richard Hofstadter, the Buffalo-born historian, died in 1970, but his works remain just as timely in our time, especially after the assassination attempt against Donald Trump, writes Erik Brady.

News Sports Columnist Mike Harrington talks to John Boutet, site and exhibit chairman for the Greater Buffalo Sports Hall of Fame, about the Hall’s new displays at Dave and Adam’s in Williamsville.

“Rebel Falls” by Tim Wendel [Three Hills / Cornell University Press, 2024] Video and Production: Bill O’Brian / 2024 Music: “Plaint” Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com) Licensed under Creative Commons

Monty the cat enjoyed clawing his way up and down the screens of our back porch like some sort of feline Spiderman.

A favor from Tom Toles helped Erik Brady give his father a very special birthday gift.

Buffalo News Chief Photographer Derek Gee takes you on a stunning aerial journey over Buffalo and WNY with the #BNdrone.

The Niagara University women’s basketball team prepares to face Fairfield University for the MAAC championship in Atlantic City, N.J.

The Buffalo Bills traded Stefon Diggs to the Houston Texans, and that means we have plenty to talk about with the NFL draft approaching. This episode, Mark Gaughan and Katherine Fitzgerald discuss the reasons behind the Diggs trade, what it all means for the Bills offense and how the team will approach the draft. Mark and Katherine tell you about players to know in the draft and what Bills General Manager Brandon Beane might do in the first round.

Former Rep. Brian Higgins spoke to the editorial board on Feb. 7 about Gaza, hostages and Hamas.

We have something to ask of you, Brady writes. “Please, tell the fans of Kansas City: Stop the chop.”