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In the wake of a major carbon monoxide leak at the Holiday Twin Rinks in Cheektowaga Wednesday night, 7 News wants to remind you about keeping your home protected from CO.

December 27, 1983, was a deeply tragic day in the City of Buffalo’s history. 40 years ago Buffalo firefighters were called to a North Division Street radiator warehouse on the city's east side.

BUFFALO, N.Y. (WIVB) — A warehouse partially collapsed after a fire broke out overnight Sunday. At approximately 12:30 a.m., Buffalo Fire responded to the scene of a “large warehouse fire” on Walden Avenue and Rapin Place, according to a city spokesperson. The warehouse, according to officials, was used to store tires. The fire went into […]

The City of Buffalos nine emergency warming shelters for use during major weather events are not equipped yet with cots, blankets, water or food, and one of them doesnt have

A week before what could garner the first snow response of the season, the newly hired City of Buffalo showed off five new snow mobiles, donated by Delaware North.

Creating an emergency shelter plan between the City of Buffalo and Buffalo Schools is a complicated task, but the nine-month process – which is not over yet – has also

The message Wednesday at the councils Community Development Committee Meeting was clear: The Snow Plan produced by city administration is not ready yet.

Three people shot, including one person who died in a shooting on the Niagara section of the NYS Thruway.

With winter slowly drawing near, the City of Buffalo announced Thursday evening that it added six snow plows to its fleet in time for the upcoming season.

Buffalo Bills fans who did not make the trip to London to see Sunday’s game will be watching from home. But with the early kick off at 10 a.m. will they be skipping Sunday services?