Law Enforcement

The turnout was positive as hundreds of law enforcement and their supporters showed up at the Niagara Falls High School to cheer on the seven graduates of the Niagara County Law Enforcement Academy.

State lawmakers have extended protection from evictions for another three months. But that is a double-edged sword, because it puts landlords in a tough spot as well.

It was the week after Easter when a young boy woke up to something he couldn't quite understand...thieves had stolen his favorite toy, his John Deere "tractor".

The search continues for missing Buffalo State student Saniyya Dennis after more than a week since her last appearance.

Do you remember the anticipation of turning 16 and asking your parents to drive you to the Department of Motor Vehicles to pick up the booklet to study for your NYS Learner's Permit?

We all love pets. Dogs, cats, birds, hamsters, horses, guinea pigs. Many times when selecting a pet we will look for a variety that is not that common. It makes us (or actually our pets) more unique.

The number of shootings in the City of Buffalo continues to rise and mirrors a troubling trend seen in other parts of the country as well.

Cross border traffic is a huge component of the Western New York economy, and political and business leaders watch the span with continued optimism that the date will come that the International border will reopen.

The Buffalo Common Council has adopted a resolution to end the city’s school speed zone camera program by a six to three vote.

Posting on social media is all just harmless fun, right? Not necessarily true...

Lawmakers reached an agreement in principle late Saturday to legalize recreational marijuana sales in New York.

A local firefighter, who is also a Lancaster, New York police officer, is being honored for his heroic actions earlier this month during a fire in Depew.