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A judge awarded a $10 million verdict Thursday to a man who was molested by former Lovejoy youth leader Paul D. Gaeta.

One of the long-term effects of the CVA is that local school districts and taxpayers are on the hook for pricey settlements.

For Buffalo native Thomas Gant, his purpose was found following his conviction for a 1998 murder on Leroy Avenue.

The Buffalo Common Council will vote Tuesday on a recommendation to promote Buffalo Police Detective Richard Hy to the rank of lieutenant.

A Scripps News investigation found 537 bridges in New York State are rated in "poor" condition. That's the ninth most in the United States.

Over 200,000 teachers in New York State are entrusted with providing a safe environment for students, but the 7 News I-Team found some have abused that trust.

New York State Police are now clarifying the data released by the NYCLU, earlier this week. The NYCLU released 20 years worth of discipline data, based on a Freedom of Information Law response.

Despite months of legal maneuvering and efforts to keep this information from being released, we now have access to decades worth of discipline records for New York State Police.

The 7 News I-Team discovered two rides at the Niagara County Fair were not allowed to operate after failing inspections this month.

Researchers now have estimates on how many people in Western New York, 65 and older, are living with Alzheimer's dementia.