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Three school districts in Southern Chautauqua County are exploring the possibility of merging into one district, a move that would impact more than 1,000 students across.
A barn fire on Saunders Settlement Road in Lewiston on Wednesday morning is under investigation, according to Lewiston police.
The Cheektowaga Police Department is investigating a deadly crash that occurred on William Street near Colton Street.
The Buffalo Public School District has changed course and will no longer close D'Youville Porter Campus School PS 3 and Early Childhood Center PS 90.
Uvalde school officer Adrian Gonzales is on trial on charges of child endangerment and abandonment.
Jackson's decision came ahead of Nick Reiner's arraignment for the alleged killing of his parents.
The retailer is boosting its wellness offerings across stores and online, adding new brands, in-store events and more budget-friendly options.
Airport parking rarely gets the attention it deserves. Flights are compared, hotels are reviewed, and itineraries are planned in detail, yet parking is often treated as an afterthought. That approach worked when airports were quieter and travel volumes were predictable. Today, it creates unnecessary cost, stress, and time pressure. Modern air travel is defined by The post Why Smart Travellers Are Rethinking Airport Parking Altogether appeared first on WNY News Now.
Local businesses are the backbone of communities. They create jobs, support local economies, and give neighborhoods their unique character. Yet despite their importance, small and local businesses operate on thin margins and face constant financial pressure. Rising costs, unpredictable demand, and delayed payments can turn even a profitable operation into a cash-flow crisis. That’s why The post Why Access to Flexible Funding Is Critical for Local Business Survival appeared first on WNY News Now.
Beauty practitioners encounter distinct work hazards that stretch way beyond the traditional business insurance coverage. The beauty business is associated with direct physical contact and chemical exposure that expose the company to liability, whether due to allergic reactions, skin treatments, chemical burns of hair services, equipment injuries and client infections. One severe experience, such as The post Why Liability Insurance Is Essential for Beauty Professionals appeared first on WNY News Now.
Cannabis products continue to grow and change, and infused pre-rolls have become a favorite among many users. They offer a strong mix of flavor and potency, giving people a different experience than a regular joint. Instead of relying on flower alone, infused pre-rolls add concentrated extracts that boost both taste and effect. This makes them The post Why Infused Pre-Rolls Offer Next-Level Potency and Smooth Flavor appeared first on WNY News Now.
If there is one thing we know how to do properly in this corner of the world, it is eating. But really, is it ever just about the food? It’s about the noise, the clattering of plates, and the way a kitchen starts to feel like the centre of the universe on a rainy Sunday. The post Celebrating Togetherness Through Food and Festivals appeared first on WNY News Now.
The Sabres must avoid resuming their three-goalie rotation, which puts pressure on Buffalo's netminders to show they deserve a spot on the active roster.
The Sabres have fought back into the Eastern Conference playoff race, but could Buffalo still move a big name or two ahead of the 2026 NHL trade deadline?
The Sabres nearly let two points slip through their fingers but Buffalo head coach Lindy Ruff was pleased with his players' response to the challenge.
With Flying Object, Dirty Blanket and the infamous Giant Panda Guerilla Dub Squad at the helm on New Years Eve, you already know it’s going to be a different kind of party in Rochester. Giant Panda has been a Rochester reggae staple for over two decades, with an impact on the Rochester music scene that The post Ringing in the New Year with Giant Panda Guerilla Dub Squad at Anthology appeared […]
December 21 closed out a three-night run through Western New York for Fred Mascherino. Starting at Four Mile Brewing in Olean, then moving to Jack Rabbit in Buffalo and finishing at the Montage Music Hall in Rochester, Fred is most well-known from his time in Taking Back Sunday, Say Anything and The Color Fred. Coughlin The post Three Nights in WNY with Fred Mascherino and Rookie of the Year […]
Temple Theatre in Rochester has hosted countless events over its 90+ year history, and on December 16, Samantha Fish notched her name in the archives, as she brought the ‘Shake Em Down’ tour to the acclaimed venue. With doors opening around six o’clock, music enthusiasts were lining up on Liberty Pole Way, eager to get The post Samantha Fish Shakes Up Rochester appeared first on NYS Music.
Despite an early descent into frigid New York temperatures, an ascending Syracuse-area singer/songwriter offers a warming assurance of optimism in the coming year. After a whirlwind close to 2025 that saw her secure professional management and ink a new record deal, Sydney Irving predicts that “Something Better” is yet to come with the third music The post Sydney Irving Forecasts […]
West Falls Center for the Arts welcomes The Resilient, an American rock band comprised of severely wounded U.S. combat veterans, on Saturday, May 30, 2026 at 7 p.m. This special event is presented in collaboration with A Soldier’s Journey Home, a non-profit organization dedicated to constructing homes for severely wounded veterans. The Resilient music reflects The post West Falls Center for […]
LaMP – featuring Russ Lawton, Scott Metzger & Ray Paczkowski have announced a 19 show tour for Winter 2026, with a return to favored Upstate room Lark Hall, The Sultan Room in Brooklyn, Otesaga Resort Hotel Ballroom in Cooperstown, and Buffalo Iron Works. The run also marks their most extensive sweep across the Midwest to date, The post LaMP Announce Winter 2026 Tour Dates, 5 Shows in NY […]
Progressive bluegrass outfit The Infamous Stringdusters have just released the fourth single off of their upcoming album 20/20, “Dancing on the Moon,” a modern bluegrass celebration of new romantic connections and surrendering to possibility. The band is also set to bring their tour to 4 New York venues. “Dancing on the Moon” is a magnificent The post The Infamous Stringdusters Release […]
Coming off their most successful touring year to date, “fast-rising NY band” Organ Fairchild announces the forthcoming “BOOM!” record featuring nine new original tracks ranging from vintage funk and R&B to progressive rock, jazz, and the sweeping 8+ minute fan favorite “Sapana.” The first single, “Westside Bowl”, a bouncy track named for the Ohio bowling alley/music venue […]
With 30 shows ranging from the Northeast to the Midwest and down to Florida, Pink Talking Fish’s 2025-2026 tour dates span Winter into Spring, keeping jam fans dancing and warm as the temperatures dip. They’ll make stops in Buffalo in early January, then swing back to Western New York in March for a show in The post Pink Talking Fish Winter Tour Announced – Buffalo and Rochester Dates […]
Australia’s Cut Copy came to Buffalo’s Electric City on November 20. After a 5 year hiatus, the Grammy nominated group is touring in support of their new album, Moments. The show was a mix of old vs. new, as songs from their debut, In Ghost Colours edged out the songs from the new album by The post In Focus: Cut Copy at Electric City in Buffalo appeared first on NYS Music.