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I-Team: Bishop Malone left two more accused priests in ministry despite allegations

Records show Buffalo Bishop Richard J. Malone knew about abuse allegations against two suspended priests for months -- but kept them in ministry until Saturday.

Gubernatorial candidates show face in WNY for last push to voters ahead of midterms

The two main party candidates for governor made a last push to voters here in Western New York Saturday at rallies.

Two more priests put on leave after abuse complaints

Investigation into abuse allegations against two more priests.

UB student in critical condition following hit-and-run

University at Buffalo Police are investigating a hit-and-run crash involving a pedestrian on the University's North Campus, according to anews release.

Former UFC champion inducted into Niagara Wheatfield High School Hall of Fame

Former UFC Light-Heavyweight champion Rashad Evans can perfectly recall his time as a running back on the Niagara Wheatfield football team. A native of Niagara Falls, Evans says those memories on the field are some of his fondest.

Father shoots and kills son in South Dayton

A South Dayton man has been arrested and charged with the murder of his son according to the Cattaraugus County Sheriff's Office.

Joe B: 5 things to watch for in Buffalo Bills vs. Chicago Bears (11/3/18)

The Buffalo Bills have lost their last three contests, but can they actually come away with a victory at home over the Chicago Bears? 7ABC's Joe Buscaglia brings you his full preview and prediction for the game.

Westminster Presbyterian brings awareness to WNY homeless population

Westminster Presbyterian held its second "Requiem for the Homeless" Friday night.

Feds: South Buffalo pipe bombs were fake, man arrested for hoax

The U.S. Attorney's Office and the FBI have announced an arrest following two incidents involving fake pipe bombs last week.

Bishop Malone admits mishandling of accused priest, says he won't resign

Bishop Richard J. Malone on Friday admitted he mishandled the reassignment of a priest who was accused of inappropriate contact with a child, but the embattled leader of Buffalo Catholics said he had no plans to resign.

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