Katie Morse

While Milton barrels down on Florida, so many areas across the country are still recovering from Hurricane Helene - and Western New Yorkers have stepped up to help.

Thomas Jones of Niagara County earned himself the nickname The Ransomville Greeter because he's there to give you a wave or a smile as you drive by.

After losing her young son Ollie, Christina Boyd came up with a way to keep his memory alive. She performs random acts of kindness across WNY - and the idea is spreading.

With Thanksgiving now two weeks away, local grocery stores are already promoting their holiday sales.

Financial Feedback: Are you ready to wrap up this year and head into a new one? Are your finances? 7 News Anchor Katie Morse takes a look at what you might want to consider.

If you're thinking about getting a new credit card with rewards, there are a number of things you need to think about.

Local seafood suppliers and grocery chains are preparing for tariff impacts that could reach millions of dollars. Does that mean customers will paying more for seafood?

A Williamsville florist has written thousands of handwritten thank you notes to customers over the past decade, creating loyal customers and standing out in today's digital world.

Actress Wendie Malick, who grew up in Williamsville and rose to national fame, to be inducted into Buffalo Broadcasters Hall of Fame.

Foster puppies from Texas visit nursing home residents in Dunkirk, bringing smiles and memories. The residents love snuggling the puppies - and the puppies learn to interact with different people.