A tragic mid-air collision in Iraq has claimed six lives, and the shocking connection to a local New York air base prompted a major event cancellation.
Multiple Western New York fire departments collaborated early Saturday morning to contain a hazardous predawn electrical fire on Palmdale Drive in Amherst, which caused an estimated $25,000 in property damage but resulted in no injuries.
In a landmark verdict, a federal jury has convicted eight individuals on terrorism charges following a 2024 shooting at the Prairieland Detention Center in Texas.
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Rising jet fuel costs driven by Middle East conflict are forcing airlines to adjust ticket prices and surcharges, signaling a significant increase in summer airfare for Western New York travelers and international flyers alike.
Following a tragic KC-135 Stratotanker crash in western Iraq, families and military communities unite in grief as they identify and honor the six U.S. service members lost in the incident.
A massive financial scandal has stripped a beloved Buffalo nonprofit of its tax-exempt status, leaving thousands of children and seniors in the lurch as vital programs start to vanish.
New York lawmakers are locked in a high-stakes battle over a controversial “Elder Parole Bill” that could see thousands of aging inmates released.
The United States has launched targeted strikes on Iran’s Kharg Island oil hub following President Trump’s warnings over shipping disruptions in the Strait of Hormuz.
A bus-sized celestial body that traveled closer to Earth than the Moon’s orbit at speeds exceeding 21,500 miles per hour.
NASA’s Asteroid Watch confirms that a bus-sized celestial object safely bypassed Earth on Thursday night at a distance closer than the Moon, posing no threat to the planet.
