Bill Dunford Jr. loved working in law enforcement, and just as much as that, he loved passing along the lessons he had learned to rookie cops. During his 20 years teaching classes in criminal ...

The preliminary reports shed light on what transpired moments before the single-engine aircraft, piloted by Paul S. Marsh, of ...

Sept. 12, 1935 – Dec. 19, 2024Leroy Wiggins Sr., a teacher in Buffalo schools and a leader in Buffalo’s Trinity Baptist Church, died Dec. 19 in his Amherst home after a short period of ...

When he entered the Democratic primary in Maine’s First Congressional District in 1978, he told Buffalo News reporter David Shribman that McCarthy was his inspiration. “One of the things that ...

Mr. Rosenblitt told what happened next in a My View column in The Buffalo News in 2016. “Imagine,” he wrote, “that you are 67 years old and you’re sitting at a table in a coffee shop on ...

Doug Sherman, a Class A editor and human being whose career included stops at the Rochester Democrat & Chronicle, Niagara ...

A trailblazing once-Catholic nun who then became one of the first women sworn in as an FBI special agent died last week at the age of 83. Joanne Pierce Misko — who earned the iconic nickname “Nun with ...

The Buffalo News will sunset the Thursday Gusto tab after today and focus our print Gusto efforts on an expanded Sunday ...

Bishop Michael W. Fisher in an interview with The News confirmed that the diocese is working to move retired priests from ...

The number people shot in Buffalo last year dropped to the lowest point since at least 2006, the Buffalo Police Department ...

Longtime Buffalo News staff writer Dale Anderson, pictured in 1971, was an integral part of Gusto since its creation in 1977 ...