Erie County

Ten local nonprofits just won something that most Bills fans only dream about — and it came down to a lottery with more than 250 organizations in the running.

Air quality in Western New York continues to go down as wildfire smoke blows into the region. Today, Erie County Executive Mark Poloncarz ordered all outdoor workers to go inside to protect themselves.

Buffalo is baking right now — and the city has actually opened up some spots where anyone can go to cool down, no questions asked.

With the primary election behind us, the whispers of who’ll take the stage in November are already heating up.

Mark your calendar! Exciting gatherings are on the horizon, from empowering women-owned businesses to vibrant farmers markets in the heart of the city.

With rising rents on everyone's mind, the tension is palpable in Buffalo. Let's dive into what this really means for those calling this city home.

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.

A sudden cold snap is set to hit Buffalo, right on the heels of spring celebrations, leaving many to wonder how to stay warm.

Construction season is here! Here are some roads that will be closed in the upcoming weeks/days to allow crews to do their jobs.

Buffalo's art scene is thriving beyond the usual galleries. It's time to shine a light on the murals and installations that color our community.

As we brace for a steep drop in temperature, a special alert is in place to help those without shelter. Let’s talk about the community’s response.

Erie County is hoping to help residents this spring by offering rain barrels, composting bins, and more for gardening and landscaping.