Buffalo: Buffalo officer shot multiple times during East Side incident | May 27

Buffalo: Homeowners warned about costly summer scams | June 09

Buffalo authorities warn homeowners about summer home improvement scams targeting residents with fake contracts, while the city prepares for the rare visit of Union Pacific’s Big Boy steam locomotive to the Buffalo Niagara Medical Campus. Highmark Stadium is hiring for summer events and a new report reveals ongoing challenges in New York public school integration despite progress since the 1970s.

Buffalo: Summer heatwave hits WNY as temperatures soar | June 08

Buffalo braces for a summer-like heatwave with temperatures hitting the 80s, prompting officials to urge caution during humid conditions. The city also highlights Buffalo Pride's new LGBTQ+ youth initiatives and Cap City Runners' participation in the Breaking the Balance Project.

Buffalo: Buffalo legend Gerry Meehan passes away at 79 | June 07

Buffalo mourns the loss of legendary Sabres icon Gerry Meehan while a new library archive preserves the city's gay liberation history. A centenarian's milestone and rising real estate activity in Erie County also dominate local headlines.

Buffalo: Buffalo Man Indicted in Family Tragedy | June 06

Buffalo: A Cheektowaga man has been indicted for fatally shooting his wife, two children, and a neighbor in a June 3 incident. State officials are considering a moratorium on AI data centers amid environmental concerns, while advocates push for stricter penalties against sex trafficking of minors.

Buffalo News Today — June 05

Buffalo public health officials confirmed a measles case in Erie County, urging vaccination updates ahead of summer travel, while city leaders announced a data center moratorium in Buffalo and USPS job fairs in Western New York. Legislators in Albany are debating surveillance pricing bills amid privacy concerns as the Knicks gear up for their first NBA Finals in 27 years.