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  • Victoria Ave. fire raises questions about fire hydrants

    BUFFALO, N.Y. (WIVB) -- The Buffalo Common Council is set to meet on Tuesday and Councilwoman Zeneta Everhart wants answers about a recent fire in the Masten District. Everhart told WIVB News 4 that firefighters in her district were slowed down in their response during a blaze because some hydrants were not working. When firefighters [...]

  • Hispanic Heritage Month kicks off in Western New York

    BUFFALO, N.Y. (WIVB) -- Hispanic Heritage Month is officially here, and this year's theme is "Collective Heritage: Honoring the past, inspiring the future." "This day reminds us of enduring spirit of freedom and unity, not only in our community but also that continues to inspire generations to come," said Casimiro D. Rodriguez, the president and [...]

  • Great Lakes Cheese: 'Limited production' resumes

    BUFFALO, N.Y. (WIVB) -- Weeks after a massive fish kill at Ischua Creek, Great Lakes Cheese has resumed "limited production" at its facility in Franklinville, the company said Monday. The return to production came nine days after the New York State Department of Environmental Conservation released its preliminary review of laboratory results from Ischua Creek. [...]

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  • Common Digital Marketing Mistakes and How to Avoid Them
    by By News Staff on September 14, 2025 at 8:57 pm

    Digital marketing has become the lifeblood of modern business. Whether you’re a small bakery trying to get more walk-ins or a global company launching a new product, the internet is usually the first stop for customers. But just because marketing online is more accessible doesn’t mean it’s easier. Many businesses—large and small—fall into the same The post Common Digital Marketing Mistakes and How to Avoid Them appeared first on WNY News Now.

  • The Key Differences Between Residential and Commercial Roofs
    by By News Staff on September 14, 2025 at 8:56 pm

    Understanding the differences between residential and commercial roofing systems is crucial for property owners making informed decisions about their buildings. While both serve the fundamental purpose of protecting structures from weather elements, their design, materials, installation methods, and maintenance requirements differ significantly. These differences stem from varying building codes, usage patterns, structural requirements, and environmental The post The Key Differences Between Residential and Commercial Roofs appeared first on WNY News Now.

  • What is a Self-Directed IRA Company? Benefits and Drawbacks
    by By News Staff on September 14, 2025 at 8:53 pm

    A self directed ira company helps people control their retirement money differently. Instead of only buying stocks and bonds, you can invest in real estate, precious metals, and businesses. These companies act as the middleman between you and your investments. Think of them like a special bank for retirement money. They hold your funds safely The post What is a Self-Directed IRA Company? Benefits and Drawbacks appeared first on WNY News Now.

  • Boost Your Business Productivity: Proven Strategies That Drive Real Results
    by By News Staff on September 14, 2025 at 8:49 pm

    Running a productive business isn’t about working more hours. It’s about working smarter. The most successful companies master the art of efficiency while maintaining quality and employee satisfaction.  Here’s your comprehensive guide to transforming your business operations. Master Your Time Management Systems Time is your most valuable resource. Protecting it requires deliberate systems and boundaries. The post Boost Your Business Productivity: Proven Strategies That Drive Real Results appeared first on WNY News Now.

  • Hochul Urges Unity, Condemns Political Violence in New York and Nationwide
    by By News Staff on September 14, 2025 at 1:06 am

    Governor Calls for Restraint, Respect, and Compassion Amid Rising Threats (WNY News Now) – Governor Kathy Hochul on Friday addressed New Yorkers and the nation with a call for unity, urging leaders and citizens alike to reject political violence and work toward a more tolerant future. Speaking in the aftermath of recent threats and violent The post Hochul Urges Unity, Condemns Political Violence in New York and Nationwide appeared first on WNY News Now.

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  • Buffalo Bills enter Week 3 with new injuries to manage

    The Buffalo Bills brought back a 2-0 record to Highmark Stadium following Sunday’s divisional win over the New York Jets, but they also carried home a few new injuries. That’s not great news since they play football again in a few days.   The biggest news coming out of Sunday’s game is that quarterback Josh

  • ‘Monday Night Football’ Week 2 doubleheader open thread

    Week 2 of Monday Night Football brings NFL fans a doubleheader featuring a heavy helping of AFC teams, and the early matchup features a pair of teams the Buffalo Bills play this season. Buffalo faces the Tampa Bay Buccaneers and Houston Texans back to back on their schedule. In Week 10 Tampa Bay comes to

  • Bills vs. Dolphins, Week 3 opening odds

    The Buffalo Bills are 2-0, and once again in the driver’s seat of the AFC East machine. It’s familiar territory for Buffalo since quarterback Josh Allen took the NFL by storm back in 2019. In pulling off the most unlikely comeback against the Baltimore Ravens in Week 1 and thoroughly dismantling the New York Jets

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  • The Monroe and Steve Swiat recognized for Preservation Efforts by Preservation League of NYS

    Preservation League of NYS has announced that The Monroe has been selected as one of the Excellence in Historic Preservation Award Winners for 2025. This prestigious award is well deserved, not only in the scope of uncovering and re-envisioning a lost architectural gem, but also for achieving a 100% occupancy which will carry the building forth for years to come. The League’s annual Excellence […]

  • Sail Buffalo taps into Buffalo’s Electrifying Legacy

    Sail Buffalo has had a banner year, on a number of fronts. On one front, the sailing organization, located near the Buffalo Lighthouse at the Outer Harbor, across from Canalside, has electrified one of their sailboats. The crew from Dale’s Marine removed the gas-powered motor, upon which time it was retrofitted (in Canada) with a solar-generated electric sailboat motor from Electric Yachts. The […]

  • Bills Bloody The Nose of The Jets (Despite Literal Proof to The Contrary!)

    The Bills beat the Jets in blowout fashion, 30-10, to improve to 2-0 on the season. A Josh Allen injury did not stop the Bills from defeating the Jets. On the first drive of the game for the Bills, Josh Allen had a 45-yard run. The drive ended in a 6-yard touchdown run from James Cook to put the Bills up 7-0. After a fumble on a Justin Fields run, the Bills would start their next drive at the […]

  • “That’s Buffalo for you.”

    This past week, Visit Buffalo (no longer Visit Buffalo Niagara) unveiled a multimillion-dollar tourism brand and marketing campaign aimed at reshaping the city’s image, expanding the local tourism economy, attracting new visitors from across the country and encouraging more media coverage from the press. Not since the “Talking Proud” campaign of the 80’s has there been such an effort to […]

  • Tom Dudzick’s Shorts at Desiderio’s Dinner Theatre

    THE BASICS:Desiderio’s Dinner Theatre presents 3 one-act comedies by Buffalo’s own Tom Dudzick, the author of Over the Tavern. The show runs through October 19. For evening performances arrive for dinner at 6pm and for matinees arrive for luncheon at 1 pm.  204 Como Park Blvd. in Cheektowaga. 716-395-3207 or mybobbyjs.com/dinner-theatre for reservations and information. THUMBNAIL SKETCH: The […]

  • Breath of Light

    On Monday evening, September 29th at Electric City, Beats of Breath – a multi-sensory wellness experience to awaken the body, mind and soul – will commence. The event is thanks to Buffalo Bills All-Pro Safety and founder of Luminate, who teamed up with Buffalo natives Christopher August and Johnny Buffalo, co-founders of the global wellness brand and premier breathwork app, Beats and Breath. […]

  • Melissa Etheridge Shares Her Love of Live Music Ahead of Buffalo Performance with the Indigo Girls

    Melissa Etheridge, the Grammy-winning singer-songwriter and activist whose powerful voice and raw honesty have defined her decades-long career, is back on the road with the Indigo Girls for the Yes We Are Tour, which stops in Buffalo on Friday, September 20, at Outer Harbor Live at Terminal B.  Known for blending rock, folk, and soul into unforgettable hits, like ‘I’m the Only One,’ […]

  • Buffalo Icon Anne Gayley to Receive Star on Theatre District’s Plaza of Stars

    The Theatre District Association of WNY has announced that Buffalo actress Anne Gayley will be honored with a star on the Plaza of Stars in downtown Buffalo. The dedication will take place on Monday, September 15 at 5:30 PM at the corner of Main and Tupper Streets, and will serve as the official opening event for Curtain Up! 2025, the city’s annual theatre celebration beginning Thursday, […]

  • Buffalo United Artists Serves Up The Last Croissant

    What happens when you mix a crowded campsite, a talking bear, and a dash of existential dread? You get The Last Croissant—an award-winning farce making its East Coast premiere this fall with Buffalo United Artists (BUA). Written by Veronica Tjioe and directed by Jason Francey, the play runs September 12–26 at the Compass Performing Arts Center as part of Buffalo’s Curtain Up season. At […]

  • Sip, Savor & Celebrate: September’s Must-See Events

    Buffalo’s September event guide is bursting with an incredible harvest of things to do in the Queen City!  There is a bounty of great concerts to see, shows to attend, comedians to laugh with…and what fall would be complete without a trip to Mayer Brothers? Theater lovers won’t want to miss Curtain Up, the annual celebration that takes over the Theater District on Friday, September 19. […]

  • All The Small Things, All The Big Feels: Blink-182 Rocks Darien Lake

    Blink-182 brought their “Missionary Impossible” tour to Darien Lake Amphitheater on Thursday, September 11th, leaving fans with a memorable night of fun, nostalgia, and pure excitement. From the time the gates opened, fans were greeted with warm weather, sunny skies, and a feeling of knowing that memories were about to be made. The amphitheater filled The post All The Small Things, All The […]

  • In Focus: Octave Cat Close Out Drumstock Music and Arts Festival in Geneva

    Octave Cat closed out the night at Geneva’s 6th Annual Drumstock on Saturday, September 6. Drumstock was in downtown Geneva, centered around Lake Drum Brewing and Castle Street. Octave Cat, is a trio of Eli Winderman (Dopapod – keyboards), Jesse Miller (Lotus – bass/modular synth) and Charlie Patierno (drums). They played one of the festival’s The post In Focus: Octave Cat Close Out […]

  • Kaleo Celebrated Their New Album by Stirring Mixed Emotions

    Icelandic rock band Kaleo stirred up mixed emotions on Saturday, September 6, at the State Theatre of Ithaca. Celebrating their fourth new album Mixed Emotions with a U.S. tour at the remote Finger Lakes City. Drawing in a wide range of concert goers, from the youth to their elders, making this a perfect show for The post Kaleo Celebrated Their New Album by Stirring Mixed Emotions appeared first […]

  • Railroad Earth, Daniel Donato’s Cosmic Country and Yonder Mountain String Band Close Out Perinton Amphitheater

    Early September and Summer nights start feeling like Autumn nights. But a dry cool evening on September 6 provided the perfect opportunity for one last outdoor show at the Perinton Amphitheater in 2025. The night starts a little earlier this time of year so the party ramps up a little earlier too. Railroad Earth and The post Railroad Earth, Daniel Donato’s Cosmic Country and Yonder Mountain […]

  • Turtle Island Brings Their Celebration of Haudenosaunee Culture to Ganondagan

    On Thursday, October 2, Ontario County’s Ganondagan State Historic Site will be the first of 4 locations in the Northeast to experience “Turtle Island,” an outdoor spectacle representing the Haudenosaunee Creation Story with aerial puppetry, dance, and community engagement. The performance will take place from 11:00-11:45 a.m. on the hill to the right of Ganondagan The post Turtle Island […]

  • Ani Difranco Sends a Message of Hope to Hometown Crowd

    Ani DiFranco treated her hometown to a beautiful Labor Day show, celebrating her new album Unprecedented Sh*t at Terminal B on August 31. Lifelong fans and all the movers and shakers of Buffalo were excited for her return to Buffalo to hear her advice on how to process and stay hopeful in dire times that she The post Ani Difranco Sends a Message of Hope to Hometown Crowd appeared first on NYS […]

  • Deftones Blur the Line Between Brutality and Beauty in Buffalo

    Buffalo’s KeyBank Center was buzzing with anticipation on Monday, September 1 as fans filed in for the long-awaited return of Deftones. The California heavyweights have built a reputation for delivering one of the most dynamic live shows in modern rock, and their Buffalo stop was no exception. Mixing crushing heaviness with ethereal beauty. Deftones gave the The post Deftones Blur the Line […]

  • Macy Gray Returns to New York with “Of How Life Is” Tour

    Macy Gray will celebrate the 25th anniversary of her groundbreaking debut album, On How Life Is, on a world tour with four stops in New York. Gray will perform in Homer, Manhattan, Bethel, and Buffalo this November. On How Life Is paved the way for Gray’s remarkable career. Hailing the world with her alluring voice, The post Macy Gray Returns to New York with “Of How Life Is” Tour appeared […]

  • Evolfo Leads a Psychedelic Soiree at the Bug Jar

    Thursday August 28, an unseasonably cool and drippy night outside in Rochester, and a perfect in any season night of cool drippy music inside the Bug Jar. Appropriately the night began with a set by Drippers, Mike Turzanski’s expandable psychedelic outfit that on this night was just Turzaniski himself. Backed by a mystery box of The post Evolfo Leads a Psychedelic Soiree at the Bug Jar […]

  • The Black Keys and Gary Clark Jr. Heat Up CMAC

    CMAC’s long season neared it’s closure this Labor Day weekend with a heater of a show featuring The Black Keys and Gary Clark Jr. As the late summer sun descended, a crisp autumn-like air gripped Canandaigua. Fortunately a couple of seasoned rockers were about to warm the gathering crowd, inside and out. Blues axe-slinger Gary The post The Black Keys and Gary Clark Jr. Heat Up CMAC appeared […]