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- Second Cup | March 4th
This morning, we'll be joined by a special guest as we talk about Colorectal Cancer Awareness […]
- 7 Weather 5am Update, Wednesday, March 4
Buffalo Wednesday Weather
- West Seneca officers rescue 93-year-old from spreading fire
Body camera footage captured West Seneca officers rescuing a 93-year-old man with limited mobility […]
- 7 Weather Forecast, Tuesday, March 3
7 Weather Forecast, Tuesday, March 3
- Buffalo Parking Authority holds first meeting, appoints deputy mayor as CEO
The Buffalo Parking Authority met for the first time on Tuesday as the city looks to sell four […]
- Second Cup | March 3rd
This morning, we're following the latest on Iran. We'll also talk about this morning's total lunar […]
- Foreclosure lawsuit adds new layer to long legal battle over former AM&A's building in Buffalo
The future of the former AM&A's building in downtown Buffalo is back in the spotlight after a […]
- Siena Poll: Gov. Hochul's lead over Nassau County Executive Bruce Blakeman shrinks
A new Siena Poll shows Governor Kathy Hochul's lead over Nassau County Executive Bruce Blakeman is shrinking.
- West Seneca police officers rescue 93-year-old man from burning home as fire spread
Body camera footage captured West Seneca officers rescuing a 93-year-old man with limited mobility after a fire spread from a neighboring home to his, on Osgood Avenue late Sunday night.
- Nichols School announces death of Head of School Christopher Burner
Nichols School released a statement announcing the death of Head of School Christopher Burner on Tuesday.
- Buffalo Parking Authority holds first meeting, appoints deputy mayor as CEO
The Buffalo Parking Authority met for the first time on Tuesday as the city looks to sell four parking ramps to help plug a projected $20 million budget deficit.
- Buffalo schools spotlight benefits of breakfast during National School Breakfast Week
BUFFALO, N.Y. (WIVB) — It’s something many students have heard at least once: breakfast is the most important meal of the day. That message is front and center this week as schools across the country mark National School Breakfast Week. In Buffalo, district leaders are using the spotlight to highlight both the nutritional and academic [...]
- Dan Gagliardo will not run in State Senate election
BUFFALO, N.Y. (WIVB) — Dan Gagliardo, the Amherst Republican who ran unsuccessfully in the town's supervisor race as well as the special election for a State Senate seat, will not run in the general election for New York's 61st State Senate seat, he confirmed to WIVB News 4 on Wednesday. The Republican Party will now [...]
- Buffalo man sentenced after stalking victim, setting fire to her home
BUFFALO, N.Y. (WIVB) -- A Buffalo man will be spending the next 18 years in prison after he repeatedly stalked a victim and set fire to her home in Buffalo's Seneca Babcock neighborhood, the Erie County District Attorney's office announced Wednesday. On the morning of Sept. 4, 2022, Scott Sinwell violated an order of protection [...]
- US sinks Iranian warship in military first since WWII
Sri Lankan authorities said 32 people were rescued from the Iranian ship, which they said had 180 people on board.
- Beloved Niagara County popcorn stand upgrading equipment for 2026 season
A cherished Niagara County food stand is delaying their opening date due to a fire that affected the building of new popcorn machines
- Ethics panel is investigating Texas Rep. Tony Gonzales over affair allegations
The congressman, now in his third term, has said he would not step down in response to the allegations.
WNY NEWS NOW
- Sell My Gold Chain: A Complete Guide to Getting the Best Priceby By News Staff on March 4, 2026 at 6:35 am
If you’ve recently searched “sell my gold chain,” you’re likely wondering how much it’s worth and where you can get the best value. Gold chains are not just jewelry pieces — they are tangible assets tied directly to the global gold market. Whether your chain is broken, outdated, inherited, or simply no longer worn, selling The post Sell My Gold Chain: A Complete Guide to Getting the Best Price appeared first on WNY News Now.
- The New SERP: How to Track Rankings Across Google and AI Search Experiences (with a ChatGPT Rank Tracker)by By News Staff on March 4, 2026 at 6:34 am
As of March 2026, “rank tracking” is no longer a single scoreboard. You’re tracking two realities at once: classic Google rankings and the new AI answer layer (ChatGPT, Perplexity, Gemini, Google AI Overviews/AI Mode), where mentions, citations, and source selection decide who gets credited. My take: if you want one tool that was built specifically The post The New SERP: How to Track Rankings Across Google and AI Search Experiences (with a ChatGPT Rank Tracker) appeared first on WNY News Now.
- Finding High-Quality, Wallet-Friendly Dog Food Options Onlineby By News Staff on March 4, 2026 at 6:33 am
Feeding a dog well can feel expensive. One minute you’re buying puppy treats. The next minute, you’re comparing ingredient lists like a nutritionist. And somewhere in between, your wallet starts barking too. But here’s the good news. You don’t have to sacrifice nutrition when feeding your dog on a budget. Finding affordable dog food that The post Finding High-Quality, Wallet-Friendly Dog Food Options Online appeared first on WNY News Now.
- How to Transition to a Subsidized Dining Program Without Breaking the Budgetby By News Staff on March 4, 2026 at 6:27 am
The lunch hour in the contemporary American workplace has changed dramatically over time. Many companies are finding that a delicious meal can be a powerful motivator to help develop an environment of teamwork and collaboration while they figure out how best to implement ‘Return to Office’ (RTO) strategies. But there remains an underlying concern about The post How to Transition to a Subsidized Dining Program Without Breaking the Budget appeared first on WNY News Now.
- Why Friendship Lamps are the Best Gift for Childhood Bestiesby By News Staff on March 4, 2026 at 6:25 am
Childhood best friends are a specific breed of human. They are the people who remember your incredibly embarrassing middle school haircut, the exact name of your first crush, and that one time you laughed so hard in the cafeteria that milk actually came out of your nose. They possess a terrifying amount of leverage over The post Why Friendship Lamps are the Best Gift for Childhood Besties appeared first on WNY News Now.
SPORTS NEWS
- NHL Rumors: Sabres' Josh Norris is a 'name you hear' on deadline trade market
The Buffalo Sabres may be angling to make a high-profile deal (or two) ahead of the 2026 NHL trade deadline on Friday. Could Josh Norris be on the move?
- NHL Trade Rumors: Sabres get worrisome update amid pursuit of Blues' Robert Thomas
The Buffalo Sabres' attempt to land St. Louis Blues center Robert Thomas in a blockbuster deal ahead of the 2026 NHL trade deadline may have hit a roadblock.
- Tage Thompson delivers heartfelt message to Sabres fans after 'really special' night
Buffalo Sabres superstar Tage Thompson was honored for winning a gold medal with Team USA at the 2026 Winter Olympics in Italy before the team's win over the Vegas Golden Knights.
MUSIC NEWS
WNY ENTERTAINMENT
- All You Need Is George Celebrates George Harrison’s Birthday at Temple Theater
On Wednesday, February 25, Temple Theater in Rochester was ripe with anticipation, as friends embraced like it was a large, extended family reunion with infectious joy. Everyone is here to see All You Need is George, a tribute to not only the music of, but the life of George Harrison. With a slideshow that made The post All You Need Is George Celebrates George Harrison’s Birthday at Temple […]
- Signals of Spring Emerge as Rochester Lilac Festival Enters Year 128
With color soon to brighten the landscape of Rochester, the Lilac Festival signals arrival of spring through ten nights of live music at Highland Park. Entering Year 128, the celebration returns May 8–17 to the KeyBank Center Stage beneath Highland Park’s signature purple hues and fragrant spring air. One of the longest-running festivals in the The post Signals of Spring Emerge as Rochester […]
- King Falcon Channel California Cool on New Single “Holding Out”
If you’ve been waiting for a sign to catch one of NYC’s fastest-rising alt-rock bands in a room that still smells like spilled beer and rock history, this is it. King Falcon are bringing their anthemic new single “Holding Out” home to the Lower East Side on March 10, and their show at Mercury Lounge is shaping up to The post King Falcon Channel California Cool on New Single […]
- Joey Stempien Points the New York Jazz Scene in a New Direction on Wind Vane
Rochester college student composer Joey Stempien looks to the atmosphere for inspiration on his debut live big band record Wind Vane, arriving March 6. Recorded live at Bop Shop Records, Wind Vane stays firmly tied to its New York origins. Stempien, a University of Rochester student completing degrees in Music and Environmental Science, leads a The post Joey Stempien Points the New York Jazz […]
- Bush Prepares for World-Wide Tour at Del Lago
Saturday, February 21 at Del Lago Resort and Casino’s musical venue, The Vine, was packed tight with the promise of seeing Bush, the 90’s British born, rock and grunge heroes before they kick off a European tour. You could feel the anticipation in the crowd while the stage was prepared for the concert, and the crowd looked on, wanting The post Bush Prepares for World-Wide Tour at Del […]
- Estival Festival Announces 2026 Lineup at Sugar Mountain
Estival Festival announced its 2026 lineup, featuring at least 25 regional artists performing across three stages Thursday, June 19 through Saturday, June 21 at Sugar Mountain in Caneadea. The festival, hosted by Cuppa Soup, takes place at 6373 East Hill Road in Allegany County. Jacksonville, Florida-based Honey Hounds headlines the festival. The blues-rock quartet blends The post Estival […]
- Gladys Knight Headlining Rochester International Jazz Festival this June
Gladys Knight, a Grammy-award winning vocalist, is scheduled to perform at the 23rd edition of the Rochester International Jazz Festival on Friday, June 26th. Gladys Knight is a talented singer and performer. She has won seven Grammys and has had #1 hits across an array of genres, including Pop, Gospel, R&B, and Adult Contemporary. She The post Gladys Knight Headlining Rochester […]
- Trombone Shorty & Orleans Avenue Announces Tour Dates for Summer 2026
Trombone Shorty & Orleans Avenue have announced tour dates for their summer “Let’s Go Get ‘Em Tour,” and their special co-headlining West Coast run “Trombone Shorty & Orleans Avenue.” The tour includes two stops in New York. Trombone Shorty is a Grammy-winning ambassador of New Orleans Music, known for his explosive live performances and ability The post Trombone Shorty & […]
- Geneva Music Festival Expands to Four Weeks for 2026 Season
Geneva Music Festival has announced its 2026 lineup, expanding to four weeks with performances from Monday, May 19 through Saturday, June 14. The annual festival features GRAMMY-winning artists across classical, jazz, bluegrass and Americana music at venues throughout Geneva in the Finger Lakes. This year’s theme, America the Beautiful: Finger Lakes Edition, celebrates America’s 250th The […]
- Buffalo Native Peter Case Releases Live Album Recorded at McCabe’s Guitar Shop
Buffalo-born singer-songwriter Peter Case will release My Life To Live: Peter Case At McCabe’s on Thursday, April 24 via Sunset Blvd. Records. The live album recorded at the legendary McCabe’s Guitar Shop in Santa Monica, California, featuring reimagined versions of Case’s essential compositions. The album documents a solo performance featuring Case’s guitar work and vocals, The post […]