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What's next for the Buffalo and Niagara Falls housing market?

The quick-moving Buffalo-Niagara housing market may start to slow down. September 2018 projections from the Buffalo Niagara Association of Realtors indicate sales may start declining because of rising prices and interest rates, and the fact that many people are delaying buying a home.

How is one of WNY's favorite ice cream makers celebrating 100 years in the business?

Perry's Ice Cream is turning 100 years old and to mark the occasion, it's putting on a special celebration Tuesday.

Need help heating your home? Apply for help.

New York State residents can begin applying for the Home Energy Assistance Program (HEAP) on Tuesday, November 13.

UB men's basketball earns first national ranking in program history

For the first time in program history, the UB men's basketball team is nationally ranked. The Bulls are currently ranked 25th in the AP Top 25 poll that was released Monday afternoon.

Buffalo Bills release QB Nathan Peterman

After one-and-a-half years with the Buffalo Bills, the organization released quarterback Nathan Peterman on Monday night.

Working to save "Cascades of Fire" fireworks competition

The highly anticipated "Cascades of Fire" International Fireworks Competition got off to a spectacular start Friday night November 9th when Team China sent up a dazzling array along the Niagara River in Canada.

Buffalo World War II veteran shares his war stories

On this Veterans Day 2018, we honor those who have served.

When is it too early to put up holiday decorations?

When is it appropriate to start putting up holiday decorations?

Free haircuts bring together WNY veterans

Dozens of military veterans took advantage of free haircuts Monday, as the staff at Armstrong's Barber Shop in West Seneca observed Veterans Day.

Emerald South nursing home, site of two patient deaths, preparing to shut down

A troubled Buffalo nursing home is preparing to shut its doors, according to the receiver's spokesperson.

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