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75-year-old woman located after Silver Alert issued

Police say a 75-year-old woman with dementia, who was reported missing, has been located.

Fake apartment ad scams becoming a problem

Scams are nothing new in 2019, and one that is gaining traction is the use of legitimate apartment advertisements to sucker a few thousand dollars out of hopeful home hunters.

Community speaks out against district's handling of rape case

Students and parents from Niagara Wheatfield High School continued to express their anger over how the school district handled a rape investigation during a school board meeting Wednesday evening.

LGBTQ flag flies over State Capitol for the first time in history

On Wednesday, the LGBTQ pride flag was raised over the State Capitol for the first time in New York State history. It marks the opening of the Pride Month exhibit honoring LGBTQ New Yorkers.

Orchard Park Town Council Member concedes "we failed" in Police Chief retirement payout agreement

The Orchard Park Town Council is trying to set the record straight about why it secretly paid former Police Chief Mark Pacholec an additional $100,000 to retire.

UB police officer involved in crash in Amherst

A University at Buffalo police officer has been taken to the hospital after crashing with another vehicle in Amherst, according to a UB spokesperson.

Williamsville Schools consider changing long-standing traditions

After some criticism by parents, the Williamsville Central School District is exploring the idea of getting rid of the long-standing tradition of homecoming King and Queen, in an effort not to force students into a specific gender category.

Newfane nursing facility under state investigation

We are learning more about disturbing allegations at a Niagara County rehab and health care center.

There is an amazing collection of everything at Sloan's Antiques

This is no ordinary antique shop. Sloan's Antiques has been a fixture on the East Side of Buffalo for almost sixty-five years. Max Sloan took over the business from his father who started it in 1955.

Middle schooler arrested over bomb threat

A student from Mill Middle School in the Williamsville Central School District is under arrest, accused of making a bomb threat.

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