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.”

The white buffalo is sacred in some Native American cultures as a good omen. And so it was for the Bills against the Broncos on “Monday Night Football” in 1994.

Nowadays you are the NFL’s dominant offense, but back then football was played most often from tight running formations — what we’ve come to think of as “three yards and a cloud of dust.” It was slug it out. Now, it’s air it out.

Story of two young Palestinian brothers who are double amputees, and trying to come to terms with their injuries.

From the White House to Congress, calls to reform the country’s gun laws are growing again, after 18 people were shot and killed at a restaurant and bowling alley in Maine.

One of the most modern health facilities in Gaza and the only clinic specialized in treating cancer has been forced to close due to fuel shortages and airstrikes. Its cancer patients are now in other hospitals unequipped to provide some of the services they require.

“This book is the culmination of a lifelong interest in my hometown,” Brian Hayden says. “It combines my interests in writing and journalism and history and travel and tourism.”

Luke Russert grew up in Washington, D.C., but thanks to his late father, the newsman Tim Russert, he has a strong Buffalo connection. During this interview about his book “Look For Me There” at the National Press Club in Washington, Russert talked about his go-to Buffalo spots.

Republican Tom Emmer abruptly abandoned his bid to become House speaker Tuesday, withdrawing hours after winning the internal party nomination once it became clear he would not have enough support from GOP colleagues for the gavel. Emmer, the GOP Whip, reversed course after Donald Trump objected to his nomination and hardliners in the House denied the party leader the votes he would need.

Thousands of asylum seekers are arriving on the southern border of the United States.

This month it is 50 years since the Buffalo Bills opened their new stadium in Orchard Park. Chuck Maryan remembers it well. He was a Buffalo Bills ball boy then.