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Third time's the charm?: When Timberlake has rescheduled his Buffalo show for

For the second time in 2018, Justin Timberlake has postponed a scheduled concert in Buffalo.

Girl asks classmates to help NICU parents during holiday season

An Orchard Park 7th grader is asking her classmates for some help giving back to families in need during the holiday season.

Western New York man arrested for third time in two weeks; allegedly prompted shelter in place

A man police said was responsible for a shelter in place in Cattaraugus County Sunday has been arrested in Pennsylvania.

Local school district considers later start time to give teens more time to sleep

The superintendent of the Gowanda Central School District wants his students to get more sleep. That's why Dr. Robert Anderson will make a case before the school board tonight to push back the start time for both the middle school and high school.

Millennials bringing real Christmas trees back

Millennials are bringing Christmas trees back.

Olean combat veteran to get rare award for saving WWII history

World War II combat veteran Charles "Charlie" Brown from Olean is heading to the New York City area to receive a special military award called the "Ancient Order of St. Barbara."

Buffalo Diocese offers sex abuse victim $400,000 settlement

The Diocese of Buffalo has offered Stephanie McIntyre a $400,000 settlement for alleged sexual abuse by Fr. Fabian Maryanski, whom the diocese kept in ministry for years after she reported the abuse, McIntyre said Wednesday.

Salvation Army Red Kettle Campaign off to a slow start this holiday season

The sounds of the iconic Salvation Army bells can be heard across Western New York, but the Red Kettle's are not as full as they usually are this time of year.

Erie County tops list of highest paid teachers in Upstate New York

Two teachers from Erie County schools top the list of highest paid teachers in Upstate New York, according to information compiled by syracuse.com. The salary information is recorded by theNew York State Teachers' Retirement System.

HIRING 716: WNY companies offering help to Derby New Era employees

Just weeks after New Eraannounced plans to close its Derby manufacturing plant,workers are seeing an outpouring of support from more than 25 Western New York companies, a New Era spokesperson said.

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