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Mexican restaurant closes original location
GRAND ISLAND, N.Y. — Taquito Lindo has closed its original location. The Mexican restaurant announced on Aug. 26 on social media that the previous day was its last at 1849 Grand Island Blvd. on Grand Island. The closure came two months after the store reopened for the summer after a four-month shutdown.
Tons of chicken wings arrive for the Chicken Wing Festival
ORCHARD PARK, N.Y. — Fifteen tons of chicken wings arrived at Highmark Stadium ahead of this week's National Buffalo Wing Festival. The box truck full of frozen Tyson chicken wings is refrigerated and will stay near the cooking tent until Saturday when the festival begins. The Wing King, Drew...
Four Men Charged in Niagara Falls Drug Raids: Over 1.5kg of Fentanyl Seized
(WNY News Now) – Buffalo, NY — A major drug trafficking ring in Niagara Falls was dismantled as federal agents arrested four men in a series of coordinated raids, leading to significant drug and firearm seizures. Federal authorities announced the arrest of four Niagara Falls men involved in...
Gaskill Preparatory School provides free supplies for students
BUFFALO, N.Y. (WIVB) — Gaskill Preparatory School in Niagara Falls opens its doors to students in just over a week. “I’m super excited to meet the new incoming seventh graders,” said Derek Zimmerman, the principal of Gaskill Prep. “I would say just the biggest thing for us is to be consistent and to be here […]
Police respond to reports of a man with a handgun at Olcott Dollar General
OLCOTT, N.Y. — On Wednesday, August 28 Niagara County Sheriff's Dispatchers received multiple calls at 2:27 p.m. that a man was at Dollar General in Olcott with a gun. The address was reported as 5970 East Lake Road. According to the calls, they stated that two men were arguing,...
Make-A-Wish Western New York grants wish for Lackawanna teen
NORTH TONAWANDA, N.Y. (WIVB) — A Lackawanna teenager will now be riding in style after getting his wish granted by Make-A-Wish Western New York. Caleb Kinsley is a Hodgkin’s lymphoma survivor who started battling cancer at 15 years old. Four years ago, Kinsley’s mom noticed a lump on his neck. After going to the doctors, […]
Restaino’s Main Street Plans Echo Lackey’s Disastrous Urban Renewal
The City of Niagara Falls, NY has been plagued by poor development deals since time immemorial. Mayor Restaino promises to keep that tradition alive by marching our city into the development business and right off a fiscal cliff. First is his abysmal dream of Centennial Park, which appears to be...
Two Charged in South Dayton Drug Raid
A recent drug raid in the Village of South Dayton resulted in the arrest of two Erie County men. The Cattaraugus County Sheriff's Office reports that the Southern Tier Regional Drug Task Force executed a search warrant at 15 2nd Avenue last Thursday, August 22nd at about 3:00 PM. Investigators took 40-year-old Jeffrey Nesbitt of Buffalo and 48-year-old Phillip Duval of Collins into custody after they discovered quantities of crack cocaine, fentanyl and cash. Nesbitt was charged with two counts of 3rd-degree criminal possession of a controlled substance and one count of 2nd-degree criminally using drug paraphernalia, while Duval faces one count of 7th-degree criminal possession of a controlled substance. Nesbitt was remanded to the Cattaraugus County Jail on $5,000 bail, and Duval was released with an appearance ticket.
Art in the Quad Returns
OLEAN - Art in the Quad, a reimagining of the former Art in the Park event that was hosted by the Greater Olean Area Chamber of Commerce, is making a return. Sponsored by SUNY Jamestown Community College and the Tri-County Arts Council, Art in the Quad is scheduled for Saturday, October 19th outdoors on the downtown Olean JCC Cattaraugus County Campus lawn. The event features a juried fine arts show with a long-standing tradition of showcasing the finest art in southwestern New York and northwestern Pennsylvania. Art in the Quad is free to attend and open to the public.
Is a Massive Cooldown Heading to Central New York Next Week?
Looks like it's almost time for us to break out the cozy sweaters and start thinking of fall colors. Labor Day weekend is upon us, and a chilly cold front may be following close behind. Several forecasters are closely watching another stream of arctic air that could blow across Central...
The NYS Fair’s newest tempting treat: Wine you can sink your teeth into
Few things are more refreshing on a hot day at the New York State Fair than a Wine Slushie. Now, Wine Gummies could be making a move as the new State Fair pick-me-up. This week, a hot item at the fair has been bags of chewy candies called Fat Frog Red Wine Gummies. They are sold at the three stands at the fair operated by the Montezuma Winery of Seneca Falls.
Flood coverage costs soar for storm survivors across N.Y., N.J.
MILFORD, N.J. — Sunday marks three years since Hurricane Ida. The remnants of the storm blindsided officials in the Tri-State Area with destructive, deadly floods.Now, some survivors tell investigative reporter Mahsa Saeidi they face a new challenge: their insurance is soaring.See more CBS New York InvestigationsHurricane Ida survivor says insurance money wasn't enough for damageOn Sept. 1, 2021, water started entering Leanna Jones' home in Milford, New Jersey. She and her children eventually had to be rescued from the flood.Three years later, she tells CBS News New York she now feels like she's underwater. The problem is her insurance."It's just...
Can the NYS Fair reach 1 million visitors this year? Fairgoers share their thoughts
GEDDES, N.Y. — Attendance for the New York State Fair has not reached one million since before the pandemic in 2019. Can this be the year they break one million again?. As of Thursday, the fair has a lot of ground to make up. It will have to average more than 100,000 visitors per day to hit one million.
Trump seeks to move his New York state criminal case to federal court and delay sentencing
Donald Trump has filed a petition seeking to move his New York state criminal case to a federal court in Manhattan and push off the upcoming sentencing for his conviction on 34 counts of falsifying business records.
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