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"Yes! We got it baby!!" How many times does Jim Cantore experience thundersnow in Boston??! Watch him geek out as Winter Storm Neptune intensifies off the New England coast!

Figured this is a topical one, just in time to see probably one of the most hated teams in Buffalo (next to the Dolphins) get mocked in this commercial parody.

Before going any further, let’s slap a big disclaimer on this post.  If you’re hoping the Buffalo Bills are going to make the playoffs, we’re very much grasping at straws. To even get to any type of semi-realistic playoff scenario, the Bills are going to have to finish 10-6. That means winning three o...

There’s good reason the boo-birds were out in full force at halftime Sunday inside Ralph Wilson Stadium.

In the cozy confines of Ralph Wilson Stadium against an inferior opponent most expected to be handled easily, the Buffalo Bills spent Sunday afternoon playing with fire.  It wasn’t, literally, until the game’s final second the Bills were able to put away the Minnesota Vikings, 17-16 for their third win against an NFC North opponent in as many tries. Kyle Orton h...

Big wins, big passing days and a big, fat tie highlighted the action from Week 6 in the NFL. Here's what we learned on Sunday:

The next time City of Buffalo mayor Byron Brown decides who should receive a ceremonial key to the City---he might include Alex Henery on his short list.

After just five weeks into the 2014 NFL season, every team has a loss on its record. Here are the most interesting things we learned in Week 5:

The Seattle Seahawks and Denver Broncos each won their respective conference championship games on Sunday to advance to Super Bowl XLVIII in New Jersey on Feb. 2. Here's a recap of Sunday's action:

Fights at NFL games among fans are almost as common as Eli Manning interceptions, but a tiff at this weekend's New England Patriots-New York Jets tilt may have taken altercations to shocking new levels.

New York, New Jersey and other coastal states announced evacuations of citizens living in low-lying coastal areas on Sunday, as Hurricane Sandy and an accompanying storm surge threatened the East Coast of the United States.

The National Weather Service Storm Prediction Center has outlined a MODERATE RISK for severe thunderstorms on Thursday for our part of New York state.