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Omar Fetouh
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Shortly after Buffalo’s curfew started Thursday evening, city police and State Police swept through the area of Niagara Square directly in front of City...
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Another day of protest in Buffalo started peacefully, but ended with violence.
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Western New York has met all of the required metrics required by the state to begin the first phase of reopening from the shutdowns caused by the...
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Former congressman Chris Collins and two men charged with him in a federal insider trading case have agreed to settlements with the Securities and...
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A judge has dismissed Erie County Clerk Mickey Kearns' lawsuit against New York's Green Light law.
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The popular Buffalo-based taco company Lloyd is apologizing for serving lunch to workers at the federal detention facility in Batavia.
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Erie County Clerk Michael Kearns is suing top state officials over the recent passage of the Green Light Bill, which allows undocumented immigrants to...
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The University at Buffalo student who was hospitalized following a suspected fraternity hazing incident last week has died.
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A University at Buffalo student was rushed to the hospital early Friday following a potential hazing incident that occurred at a fraternity house.
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Nearly three weeks after Election Day, Democrat Nate McMurray reluctantly conceded his race against Rep. Chris Collins in New York's 27th Congressional...