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Alleged sex abuse survivors look to sue bishops for "knowingly concealing" accused priests

Survivors of alleged sexual abuse at the hands of priests nationwide are set to make a major announcement at the United States Conference of Catholic Bishops on its final day.

These are the 10 most dangerous toys on the shelves this holiday season: Consumer group

A consumer group has released its annual list of the 10 worst toys you can buy for kids this holiday season. The toys were chosen due to a variety of potential hazards.

Buffalo Police Department: Man seriously injured in East Side shooting

A man was transported to Erie County Medical Center Tuesday night after he was shot multiple times.

School food pantry helps teens and their families

"There is a lot of families struggling, everybody has their story," Cadet Soliangely "Soli" Hernandez said.

Going to the Cheektowaga Chick-Fil-A for opening day? Here's what you need to know

Planning to go to the new Chick-Fil-A? Here's what you should know.

Women camp out on bridge where others have jumped to curb suicide attempts

They are friends with a plan to show that they care. Christina Pozsonyi and Rachel Perrault of St. Catharines, Ontario spent Monday night on the Burgoyne Bridge hoping to lend a sympathetic ear for anyone contemplating suicide.

5 Observations: Sabres top Lightning 2-1

Despite a disastrous second period, the Buffalo Sabres won their third consecutive game, knocking off the best team in the Eastern Conference, the Tampa Bay Lightning, 2-1. Jeff Skinner and Kyle Okposo scored for the Sabres, who improve to 10-6-2 with the win.

"Not one peep": Town of Evans blindsided by planned closure of New Era Cap plant

On Tuesday morning, 219 employees at New Era Cap Company's Derby manufacturing plant came in to work to learn they likely will be out of a job come March. According to the union representing those workers, New Era plans to close the plant.

A new vegan ice cream shop is sprouting up on Elmwood Avenue

Plants are plentiful at the vegan cafe Root & Bloom at the 400 block of Elmwood Avenue. The plant based eatery has been open since May and already has plans to expand.

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