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The Tops Markets on Jefferson Avenue will reopen Friday, two months and one day after a racist mass shooting there killed 10 people, injured three and stunned the community.

A judge has dismissed the New York Correctional Officers and Police Benevolence Associations lawsuit aiming to repeal the Humane Alternatives to Longer-Term Solitary Confinement (HALT) Act.

A federal judge threw out a lawsuit filed by the union representing New York corrections officers that sought to stop the state from implementing a solitary confinement reform law.

Residents who live around the Jefferson Avenue neighborhood in Buffalo says it offers a rich history and deserves a new wave of investment from the city.

Organizers pushed local and state leaders to allocate money in four areas: dismantling racial disparities, mental health, public safety, and food security.

Specific crimes would qualify for it.

Following the Kensington announcement, VOICE Buffalo hosted a 'Justice and Belonging Lab' to focus on addressing gun violence, poverty, and more.

On any given weekend, Lancaster County has a multitude of events to attend.

William Brown, 55, was less than a week away from a court date.

Angel Li has joined Macquarie Group in Hong Kong as head of Asia Real Estate, according to a LinkedIn update.