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The New York Times college-access index ranks New York’s two SUNY flagships, the University at Buffalo and Stony Brook University, among the top 30 most economically diverse schools in the country. UB came in at No. 28, Stony Brook at 16 most economically diverse, based on students receiving Pell Grants.

Stitch Buffalo, a growing 9-year-old nonprofit that started as an embroidery workshop for refugee women on the West Side, is now poised to get a new and much larger home

Gameday Hospitality, a business providing ticketed, all-inclusive tailgates for Bills fans in Buffalo and Panthers fans in Carolina, has grown to nine NFL markets and championship games and other events

A quick read of news from the past week and a look ahead at whats coming next.

Advocates for reform to the federal visa program called H-1B say the program allows too few workers through the door each year, hindering employers ability to fill high-paying, high-skilled jobs.

In researching its application for a $3.2 million federal grant, DYouville identified rural areas as an untapped opportunity to recruit more health care workers to assuage the shortage.

"Theres a need for parking down there, a significant need," said Ellicott Chairman and founder Carl Paladino, who added that such a proposal is in "the very early stages."

The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Buffalo District formally opened its new headquarters on Main Street, bringing the militarys engineering agency back to its original home in downtown Buffalo after

More than $350 million in development projects to create hundreds of new apartments received final approval from the citys Planning Board on Monday as the panel cleared its slate before

LEWISTON — Work continues on the Frontier House as its more than 40 windows are being replaced.