NY State News

As the sun shines brighter and more folks hit the roads, a shadowy trend is creeping in with those elusive ghost cars.

With financial struggles forcing Buffalo to consider a tax increase, let’s dive into the STAR program and see how it could offer some relief.

Scammers just keep getting bolder. In Buffalo, some are even using technology to spoof police numbers. It’s a reminder to stay vigilant out there.

After over three decades of service, a key player in New York politics is stepping back. What does this mean for Buffalo's future?

As the clock ticks since April 1st, New York's leaders are in a tight race to finalize a budget that ensures everything runs smoothly in the Empire State.

A mind-boggling number has emerged from Cheektowaga, sparking questions about our local wastewater systems and their ability to handle nature's might.

In the chilling aftermath of a refugee's death, the community grapples with what went wrong and how such a situation can be prevented in the future.

You won't believe the wild winter weather hitting Buffalo right now — think heavy rain, thunder, and even tornado warnings. It’s far from the spring we expected.

Spring might be just around the corner, but it looks like Buffalo is in for a soaking instead of blooming flowers this year.

Amidst freezing temperatures, thousands braved the cold to voice their concerns this weekend. It's a powerful reminder of the community's spirit—it’s hard to ignore.

As the nation grapples with deep divisions, one local rally is aiming to unite voices against rising costs and civil rights concerns. Mark your calendars for this significant day.

Cousins marrying is a bit of a taboo for some, but it’s still legal in many states. Let’s unpack why that might be.