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A few months ago, Kenneth Smith was in a chair just outside an Outback Steakhouse hungry and half asleep.

A woman leaving the restaurant approached him.

As more COVID-19 vaccine is arriving in WNY, volunteers are needed to assist with distribution efforts.

A fire tore through a Youngstown, NY apartment building last month leaving 4 people homeless.

The New York State Empire State Trail system is partnering with a popular Utica race to create the "Empire State Trail Challenge".

Many Western New York non-profits were hit hard by the pandemic, one of which is making an appeal to residents to help in their recovery

If you are a regular Metro rider, you may soon see changes coming to your daily commute. The NFTA is launching a new study to see if any bus stops can be eliminated for efficiency.

Everyone that receives a dose of the COVID-19 vaccine, gets a vaccination card that records the type of vaccine and the date of the shot.

Western New York is anxiously looking forward to a bump in tourism, now one full year after the beginning of the pandemic.
“We just see a little more light at the end of the tunnel,” said Patrick Kaler, CEO and President of Visit Buffalo Niagara told WKBW-TV...

You remember the company best known for helping folks who "have fallen and can't get up?" Well, they may have fallen out of good graces with New York’s top prosecutor.

Chris Burgio teaches high school students about trades at the Erie 1 BOCES Harkness Career and Technical Education Center in Cheektowaga.

It's a nationwide effort that began with a New Jersey moving company noticing the amount of food left behind in clients’ fridges when moving and suggesting they donate that food to local food banks.

Statistics tell us one in five Americans will suffer from mental illness, and the pandemic has pushed our mental health to the limit leaving many families searching for help and services.