Erik Brady

Former Bills player Ed Rutkowski figures it makes sense that players have cautionary clauses in their contracts now. "They pay these guys millions," he says. "They only paid us thousands."

The first move to red was made for the benefit of a Bills quarterback from an earlier era.

"Everyone asks me how I do it," 110-year-old Burd Sisler said. "It's not hard. All you have to do is keep living." It's a laugh line he uses a lot.

TV footage recently resurfaced about Donald Trump's ties to Jeffrey Epstein showed footage from a 1992 party where cheerleaders from the Buffalo Bills and Miami Dolphins were present at Trump's Florida club and estate.

Retired New York Times Paris Bureau Chief Elaine Sciolino returns to Buffalo, where she was raised, to talk about her book "Adventures in the Louvre: How to Fall in Love with the World's Greatest Museum" on May 15.

If you are a Buffalo Bills fan of a certain age, chances are good that McNeese is a name you know. It’s the alma mater of the late, great Tom Sestak – anchor of the Bills stout defense in their AFL championship era of the mid-1960s.

Four college friends from St. Bonaventure have seen their basketball dreams come true.

Charles J. Pelitera III is set to be enshrined in the Canisius University Sports Hall of Fame as the strength and conditioning coach of the Canisius men's basketball teams from 1993-94, 1994-95 and 1995-96.

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.