Erie County Executive Mark Poloncarz stated during a Sunday press conference that violators of New York State’s PAUSE order could be subject to up to a $2,000 fine for a first-time violation.

The City of Buffalo is launching the “Good Neighbors Network”, a program designed to make sure all residents are safe during social distancing.

You could be fined up to $2,000 for violating New York's PAUSE order.

Farm in Clarence has been offering a drive-thru animal tour.

Buffalo pastry chef to appear on Guy Fieri's Food Network show.

In an effort to help shoppers maintain social distancing measures while out shopping, Target announced they will begin limiting the number of customers allowed inside stores at one time.

The Broadway Market is a staple of the Easter Season, and many of us are missing it this year.

National Grid employees are literally living at work during the coronavirus pandemic.

Workers in the grocery retail business will get a much needed day off at several major retailers on Easter.

Lockport’s Eastern Niagara Hospital is introducing its new “Drive-Up Urgent Care,” located at the hospital’s Express Care facility at 5875 S. Transit Rd. We've seen things like this in harder-hit areas of New York State, but this is new for Western New York.

Most of us are now doing things to stop the virus from spreading. 8 out of 10 of us say we've changed our behavior in some way to avoid getting sick. Here are a few changes we've made in the past month . . .

COVID-19 patients in Western New York have been given reason for renewed optimism.