In memory of Tom Stith ‘61, the first All-American in St. Bonaventure basketball history, the Bonnies team will wear commemorative “TS #42″ patches on their jerseys during this Saturday’s game at Fordham University in the Bronx.
Stith, a New York City native, died last June after a battle with cancer at a hospice near his home [...]
Victim's family details travails trying to launch police probe into young woman's disappearance.
In case you missed my talks with Brad Riter on WECK 1230-AM regarding the Hassan trial:
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Former athlete, Hollywood star and Governor of California, Arnold Schwarzenegger paid a visit to University at Buffalo’s North Campus Thursday night.
Leaders of a Buffalo east side community are pushing the city to reopen a community center, after it was shut down for building code violations.
Nathan Gerbe is picking up the pace a bit.
For nearly five hours, Muzzamil Hassan testified as his own witness; telling the jury about the relationship between he and his wife Aasiya. The two met in 2000 through an online dating service, and were married that same year.
Even with the balance of power no longer in question, drama in the State Senate is far from over. Now in the minority, Democrats are gearing up for a fight that could eventually end up in court. Erin Billups reports.
Scott Norwood shouldn't have been expected to make a 47-yard field goal on grass. As they say, the rest is history.
A solemn ceremony at the Main Chapel on Fort Drum as three 10th Mountain Division soldiers killed in action are remembered.
All throughout the campaign, and since taking office, Governor Andrew Cuomo has been striking a very moderate tone. It turns out his message is translating into good numbers in a new exclusive YNN-Marist Poll. Josh Robin has all of the details.
Scattered snow showers could make roads a bit slippery during drive time.
There’s a new way to fly from Western New York to Florida. Spirit Airlines is beginning service from Niagara Falls International Airport to Fort Lauderdale, Florida.
Earlier this week, the remains of a woman found buried on a Long Island beach were identified as Mellisa Barthelemy. Her body, along with the bodies of three other women, were found last month, nearly two years after the Buffalo woman was reported missing. YNN’s Ryan Burgess tells us what Melissa’s family is saying about their loss, and the possibility the person responsible for her death is a serial killer.
Four members of the Buffalo Bandits worked with 6th and 7th graders at the school to help teach them the fundamentals and improve their skills.
