Like other food festivals across Western New York, the Pandemic has forced some modifications so the annual WingFest is going virtual this year, in a manner of speaking...

WIVB-TV announced last night during their 5 pm News that the show will go on at Shea’s as the performing arts center announced that Broadway performances will resume in December 2020.

We're only in Phase One of reopening here in Western New York, the weather has been warm and accomodating, but what is there to do besides listening to the hum of your air conditioner?

While Memorial took on a different character for most of us, Clarence was celebrating in a rather unique way...A Flag Parade.

"Sweet Expectations at Home" is a virtual event supporting FeedMore WNY! Guests will be able to bid on exciting auction items. Certain ticket levels also include entry into exclusive raffles and prizes.

As Erie County continues to monitor COVID-19 cases, CH 4 (WIVB-TV) reports officials announced Wednesday some groups could be impacted more than others.

I hate to be the bearer of bad tidings but...this morning’s low temperature of 31 degrees at the Buffalo Niagara International Airport tied the record for lowest temperature on this date May 12 set more than a century ago, in 1907.

You may remember our own Chris Owen posting last week that the U.S. Air Force would be conducting a Salute To Western New York Flyover to honor frontline workers in Western New York battling the COVID-19 pandemic.
Well, today is the day...

Say it isn't so! It seems that due to the ongoing coronavirus pandemic, this year’s Taste of Buffalo event will be online.

Some local musicians are offering up a concert for you to enjoy from home, this Saturday.

The National Weather Service Buffalo has issued several warnings and advisories for Western New York

The University at Buffalo will go virtual for its spring 2020 commencement ceremonies this May, due to the Coronavirus.