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Get ready to say so long to another retailer at the Boulevard Mall in Amherst. H&M is set to close early next year.

Visit Buffalo Niagara estimates that because of a lack of hotel inventory, the city will miss out on more than 400 events with a potential loss of economic impact of more than $306 million.

The sale of the Mohawk Ramp to developer Douglas Jemal and city-owned properties on Main Street to an Ohio affordable-housing developer are ready to close, after the Buffalo Common Council

KENT NARROWS — The planning was over but the real work began last week as local volunteers started sorting, packing, and delivering Thanksgiving dinner food ingredients to 550 food-insecure families

KENT NARROWS — The planning was over but the real work began last week as local volunteers started sorting, packing, and delivering Thanksgiving dinner food ingredients to 550 food-insecure families

Months after the collapse of Bitwise Industries and the subsequent federal fraud charges against its founders, there is To draw to a close a ray of hope

The Buffalo Center for Arts & Technology has signed a lease for two-thirds of the 32,698-square-foot building at 368 Sycamore St., giving it significantly more space to expand its offerings

In Buffalo, when it comes to historic landmarks, “in a proper manner” and what’s “supposed to be done” should mean following the guidance of the agency charged with overseeing the

The Buffalo Preservation Board for the second time has called for the removal of a porte-cochere developer Douglas Jemal installed at the Richardson Hotel, claiming its size and scale is

The city is moving forward with a plan to designate the Mohawk Ramp, the former Simon Electric properties and three buildings on Main Street as a blighted area deserving of