Sabres show some gumption in beating Bruins
Kaleta challenges Lucic, lights the lamp and Miller makes 36 saves as Buffalo routs Bruins, 6-0.
Twelve white Buffalo firefighters will get an average of $230,430 each in back pay, pension benefits and damages -- a total of almost $2.77 million -- for emotional distress because the City of Buffalo illegally passed them over for promotions, a state judge has ruled.
State Police are detouring westbound Thruway traffic at Exit 48A in Pembroke after a rollover crash occurred about 10:30 p.m. Wednesday. Traffic…
The illness afflicting 18 teens has spurred speculation on what's behind it all.
In Clarence, proposed change in housing density law aired
Clarence residents spoke out Wednesday on a proposed change in town law that would alter density restrictions for multifamily housing developments in certain areas.
Anthony Bannon, a former filmmaker and critic who made his name in Buffalo and served as director of the Burchfield Penney Art Center from 1985 to 1996, will return in May to lead the institution he helped build.
The Sabres' season of expectations has turned into a year of forgettable moments, but the players and GM feel better in the wake of a 3-0-1 run.
The vocal parent leader now has the official title for two years.
When making dinner for her family of adventurous eaters, this Clarence cook likes to recreate favorite restaurant dishes but skips the potatoes, pasta and bread.
An often-thankless job requiring quick math and attention to detail is of vital importance at high school basketball games. Plus, Keith McShea's Power 10 basketball rankings.
Kathryn Takats spends much of her workday clambering over huge metal brewing vats at Pearl Street in rubber boots and jeans. That doesn't stop customers from telling her that she doesn't look like a beer maker.
UB makes the list released this week by Princeton Review and USA Today.
IDA rejects tax deal for One Niagara
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