Natalie Brophy

A federal judge ruled that the United States government must reinstate a grant to Providence Farm Collective after it was terminated as part of President Donald Trump's crackdown on diversity, equity and inclusion programs.

Most of the $1.5 million in renovations to the Lancaster Opera House will enhance the stage and performances, but theatergoers will notice some cosmetic upgrades, as well.

Lisa Poch and Walter Rooth III will see each other again in November, as each won a pair of primary elections in their quests to become the next Hamburg Town Justice.

Orchard Park Town Supervisor Eugene Majchrzak will not be on the Republican ballot line in November. Majchrzak was beat Tuesday in the Republican primary election for supervisor by Town Board member Joseph Liberti.

A routine audit of the Town of Orchard Park's finances found a $105,000 discrepancy in funds in the Tax Receiver's Office.

The future is cloudy for the annual music festival in East Aurora as organizers and village officials work out a compromise to keep the event smaller and more manageable.

The Cheektowaga Town Board this week unanimously passed a local law that further increases the distances shops must be from schools, churches and youth facilities, as well as limits to hours of operation.

The asylum-seekers who have called two hotels in Cheektowaga and one in Amherst home for the past year and a half will be moving by the end of the year.

Dressed casually, maple leaf stickers printed with the LGBTQ+ flag stuck to their clothes, Kitty and Cheryle Lambert-Rudd promised to keep loving each other forever, sealing those vows with smiles and a kiss, 13 years after saying their vows at Niagara Falls State Park.

Garnell Whitfield Jr., whose mother, Ruth, was killed in the Jefferson Avenue Tops shooting, is disappointed that a federal judge struck down a 2022 New York State law that banned gun owners from carrying firearms in private businesses such as supermarkets.

A Buffalo man faces 19 felonies and a misdemeanor after being charged with threatening Mayor Byron W. Brown and vandalizing City Hall on Sunday.

Ashley Dolson turned her skin care hobby into a business that strives to empower people of all skin colors and types to feel confident in their skin: Melanin Skyn Co.

Cheektowaga voters likely will not have the opportunity in November to decide if the town should implement a ward voting system after three Town Board members did not show up to the most recent meeting.

Jewish Family Services partners with Providence Farm Collective to help young refugees navigate life in a new place.

Dave Ramsey joins TheStreet to discuss what it takes nowadays to afford a home in the U.S.

Cheektowaga Police Chief Brian Coons speaks Thursday, July 11, 2024, at a news conference about the role the department’s license plate reader technology played in solving an armed robbery case.

Here’s the latest for Thursday, June 27th: Boeing sanctioned by U.S. investigators; Chinese defense minister expelled from Communist Party; Bolivian military commanders under arrest; Bornean elephants among new endangered species list.

Erie County Executive Mark Poloncarz shares information on Friday about the busloads of asylum-seekers who arrived overnight on Friday, June 16, 2023.

Employees at the Tops distribution center in Lancaster and supporters picketed outside the facility on Monday.

Johnny Mallard of Master Khechen’s Martial Arts Academy holds a board for Spider-Man to break at the Good for the Neighborhood event at Packard Court Community Center in Niagara Falls on May 23, 2024.