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Detectives need help solving death of Grand Island woman

Detectives are asking for the public's help to solve a March 2017 homicide on Grand Island.

Could Seattle be the next NHL expansion team?

Seattle could become the NHL's 32nd team, should the league's Board of Governor's give it the green light.

Comptroller audit finds hazardous waste concerns at U.B.

An audit conducted by the N.Y.S. Comptroller determined there has been a lack of accountability and poor oversight with hazardous materials on the North, South, and Downtown campuses.

AM&A's future in doubt with possible foreclosure looming

The future of the old AM&A's building in downtown Buffalo is in doubt after the previous owner filed for foreclosure.

5 Observations: Sabres drop third straight game, fall to Predators 2-1

For the third straight night, the Buffalo Sabres came up one goal short. On Monday the Sabres fell to the Nashville Predators 2-1, dropping their third straight game. Sam Reinhart scored the Sabres lone goal, as Buffalo slips to 17-8-3 on the season with the loss.

Amber Alert issued for 14-year-old Rochester girl

An Amber Alert has been issued for a 14-year-old Rochester girl. Police say she was abducted from LaSalle Street in Rochester around 7 p.m. on December 1st.

No charges in Buffalo officer-involved shooting

No charges will be filed against the officers involved in the September shooting death of Rafael Rivera.

Time to reduce speed on deadly stretch of N.F. Blvd?

Another person has been struck by a vehicle while attempting to cross in a deadly stretch of Niagara Falls Boulevard (NYS Route 62) where six people have been killed within a five year period.

Lawsuit pending after body-camera paints bloody picture of arrest of UB student at Bills tailgate

It was last December that Nicholas Belsito, now 26, was arrested during a Buffalo Bills' tailgate on counts of criminal mischief, disorderly conduct and obstructing governmental administration. All charges were dropped by the Erie County District Attorney's office in June of 2018 after watching an Erie County Deputy's body-camera footage of the incident. Now the UB student is planning to file a wrongful arrest lawsuit alongside his attorney, Aaron Glazer.

St. Joe's drops Regents, developing new curriculum

St. Joseph's Collegiate Institute in the Town of Tonawanda recently added its name to a growing list of private high schools that have ditched the New York State Regents Exams. The school is instead developing a unique curriculum to better prepare its students for life after high school.

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