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This is the last weekend of sunsets after 8 p.m. as we head into fall
BUFFALO, N.Y. — The first day of fall, climatologically, is Sept. 1, and the daylight time continues to get shorter and shorter. Average temperatures also continue to drop. This is the last weekend of sunsets after 8 p.m. Also, sunrises will be after 6:30 a.m. In mid-September, the sunrise...
Examining the Josh Allen contract "drama"
Much has been made of Josh Allen's value as of late, and how his performance far overshadows the amount that he's actually paid. Rarely do we find ourselves in the midst of a player who's ability exceeds his contract quite like this. The typical situation is a star player on a rookie contract but, by all metrics, Allen's six-year $258m extension is incredible value for the Buffalo Bills.
Jazz in Buffalo: Lewiston to Come Alive with Thrilling Jazz!
This weekend, the Northwest Jazz Festival in Lewiston, NY will bring an unforgettable celebration of jazz to the historic village. Get ready for two incredible days of music, community, and great jazz, featuring top-tier performances on five stages. Don’t miss this year’s unique celebration—the Great American Songbook Celebration on the Main Stage. Join us in enjoying timeless classics performed by both jazz masters and emerging stars. Whether you’re a jazz aficionado or a casual music festival lover, this is a weekend not to be missed!
A new coffee shop is coming to Hertel Avenue
BUFFALO, N.Y. — A new coffee shop is opening in the coming weeks to Hertel Avenue. The Bean on Hertel is expected to open in September at 1862 Hertel Ave. in Buffalo where the Daily Planet closed in July. The café is a project by Jamison Phillips, owner of...
'A disappointment for all of us': Plans for Buffalo’s Riverline project halted
BUFFALO, N.Y. — The Riverline Project, a plan several years in the making to turn the old DL&W Corridor in Buffalo into a 1.5-mile nature trail, is off. As first reported by The Buffalo News, plans to redevelop the land owned by the NFTA have indefinitely been put on pause, frustrating many local businesses in the Old First Ward, where the trail was set to cut through.
Reports sheds light on possible position change for Bills' La’el Collins
La’el Collins has worked exclusively at tackle since 2017. The Cowboys’ position change at the time stuck, with the former first-round guard prospect quickly establishing himself as a right tackle starter. Eight years after he last played guard in a game, the former Dallas and Cincinnati starter’s last shot with Buffalo appears to hinge on a move back.
Air pollution harms mental health worse in New York’s historically redlined neighborhoods
BUFFALO, N.Y. — Air pollution is bad for mental health. That much is clear. Now, new research shows the impact may be even worse in neighborhoods that were historically redlined. University at Buffalo researchers looked at 17 cities across New York State where longstanding federal housing policies once denied...
Wrong Turn At Canadian Border Gets Buffalo Man Arrested
Living in the best-planned city in the world has its plusses and minuses. Sometimes, you get to enjoy some of the best food, sports, and architecture the world has to offer. Other times, driving through some of the most confusing intersections leads you into big trouble on an international border.
Five More Festivals Happening Before The End Of Summer In WNY
Just because the Erie County Fair is over, doesn't mean you've had your last piece of fried dough yet. It's no secret that the end of the Erie County Fair in Western New York is one of the biggest signs that the summer is coming to an end. Normally that's when people get excited about football games, start closing up their pools, and start to get ready for the kids to head back to school.
Dangerous Peruvian Gang Leader Arrested In Upstate New York
Law enforcement officials all over New York have been busy lately. Even though crime all over the nation has been dropping year to year, the work of law enforcement is never done. That hard work was shown recently as officers from the Buffalo office of U.S. Customs and Border Protection made a major arrest in Upstate New York.
Another Truck Crashes Into A North Buffalo Bridge
Buffalo can be a pretty wild and interesting place. There are all kinds of great activities sprinkled all over town, from downtown to North Buffalo and everything in between. One place that was pretty active today was a stretch of Colvin Avenue in North Buffalo, between Amherst Street and Linden Avenue, where something that shouldn't have happened, in fact, happened. It's not the first time it's happened, and it likely will not be the last.
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