Nice Shots

As winter blankets the city or summer sun warms the streets, Buffalo's charm never fades; it's a unique rhythm of life and this photo series seeks to highlight all of it.

As the leaves turn, Western New York is buzzing with energy, especially with a powerful gathering that’s all about unity and local pride.

As the political climate heats up, Buffalo's streets are alive with voices calling for change and unity — a powerful reminder of civic duty.

A shocking scene unfolded inside a Buffalo gas station, sparking a wave of community action. You won't want to miss how social media played a pivotal role.

Western New York is home to a lot of food festivals and this one highlights eateries that don't normally get a lot of publicity. This particular food festival was so much fun that organizers decided to host a second event this year.

Buffalo’s streets are lined with stories, but few know about the literary giants who called this place home.

Fat Joe, Fabolous, Bow Wow, Soulja Boy, Chamillionaire, Mike Jones, Twista, and DJ Ashton Martin put on an amazing show on Buffalo's waterfront.

This summer in Buffalo, the air was filled with music and memories, as thousands gathered to celebrate a beloved local legend.

Just imagine the sound of live music mixing with the aroma of fresh tacos—Buffalo's festival was a tasty celebration of culture and community.

Thousands of people from all over Western New York, and the world, made their way to Buffalo's Avenida San Juan, otherwise known as Niagara Street, for the 23rd Annual Puerto Rican and Hispanic Day Parade and Festival. The parade stretched from Niagara Square in downtown Buffalo, to Porter Avenue, and featured dozens of floats with hundreds of revelers as they honored Buffalo's Hispanic community.

Western New York is home to a lot of food festivals and this one highlights eateries that don't normally get a lot of publicity.

R&B greats Case and Donell Jones slid into Buffalo to put on a show that people will be talking about for a while.