17 hrs ago | WGRZ-TV Buffalo
Jenn Thill didn't go to her senior prom, not because she didn't want to, but because she had a championship to win.
20 hrs ago | WGRZ-TV Buffalo
Giant Ice Cream Cone Makes For A Challenge
Frosty's Ice Cream stand has be making the giant cones at both their locations for years, now they're challenging their customers to see how fast they can eat one of these monsters.
Tuesday | Airport Business
Speculation About LNS Expansion Riles Residents
June 18--Speculation that the Buffalo Lancaster Airport is on the verge of an expansion that could bring jets to the facility has upset a determined group of Lancaster residents who have long been fighting to stop any further expansion at the airport.
20 WNY districts post graduation rates of 90% or better; Buffalo is lowest at 47%
Twenty of Western New York's 97 school districts posted graduation rates of 90 percent or higher last year, according to new figures released this afternoon by the New York State Education Department .
Lancaster is WNY's cost-effectiveness leader, while Sherman is biggest academic overachiever
The Lancaster Central School District gives its students the biggest bang for the buck in Western New York, according to Business First's new cost-effectiveness ratings .
Flood Warnings Issued for Buffalo & Cayuga Creeks
Heavy rain at times and totals of 1-2" of rain could produce some minor flooding in low lying and poor drainage areas and on some roads today.
Frank Sinatra tribute revue 'My Way' to open at Gretna Theatre
From left: Michael Popovsky, Christie Dabreau, Deb Lyons and Matthew LaBanca in Gretna Theatre's "My Way, a Musical Tribute to Frank Sinatra."
Komen Race for the Cure: A Survivor's Story
Thousands of Western New Yorkers will be wearing pink this weekend as they take part in the Susan G. Komen Race for the Cure.
Lancaster earns highest marks for administrative efficiency
Lancaster is the leanest public school district in Western New York, according to Business First's new rankings of administrative efficiency.
The Post-Journal, Jamestown New York
Several Charged After Sunset Bay Patrol
Several people have been charged for a variety of violations and crimes following foot patrols at the Sunset Bay Beach Club.
County to spend $36 million on infrastructure improvements
A number of trouble spots on area roads and bridges are scheduled to be fixed this construction season.
Class of 192 NYS Troopers graduate
Governor Andrew Cuomo today addressed nearly 200 newly graduated New York State Troopers in the Empire State Plaza Wednesday morning.
Metro Community News Newfane/Gasport
Depew High School seniors inducted into the Lancaster Youth Bureau Hall of Fame
Twenty-six years ago, the Town of Lancaster Youth Bureau decided that not enough attention was being given to positive things young people were doing to improve themselves and the community.
Sheriff's Office reports seven arrests, 29 citations at Tim McGraw concert
The following people were arrested by members of the Genesee County Sheriff's Office during the Tim McGraw concert at Darien Lake Performing Arts Center on Sunday.
Clarence Man Arrested for Grand Larceny
NY State Police in Clarence arrested Patrick C. Pokorski, 55, 703 Pleasant View Drive Lancaster NY, for Grand Larceny 4th .
Lancaster man steals $1,000 television
The man purchased a large screen television costing $1,099.99. He later returned the television the same day subsequently stealing the same type of television off the shelf and leaving the store with the earlier receipt.
The Post-Journal, Jamestown New York
Miller, Volzs, Paynes Still Alive At Sectionals
Cooper Miller of Falconer, and the two doubles pairings of Kevin and Jake Volz of Olean and Bryce and Jack Payne of Panama remain in contention at the Section 6 Tennis Championships held at Lancaster on Tuesday.