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The city unveiled the final design of a permanent memorial honoring the victims of the racially motivated attack, which took place on May 14, 2022, at Tops Supermarket.

It's been more than a year of planning and sifting through designs, but now the 5/14 Memorial Commission is down to three.

The group's focus is to ensure that the Western New York community benefits from the Buffalo Bills new $1.5 billion stadium.

The 7 News I-Team has requested all emails sent to and from the 5/14 Memorial Commission, through an official open records request.

U.S. Sen. Kirsten Gillibrand says her office has spent years trying to talk supermarket chains into locating on Buffalo’s East Side and other low-income communities, to no avail. Now she

1300 people submitted a survey of the 514 Memorial, but many feel it should be more than just a memorial to remember the ten Black lives lost.

The 5/14 Memorial Commission is holding a public meeting, sharing final results from a survey, filled out by 1,300 people. It details how those folks want to remember the ten people killed.

Efforts to design and build a permanent 5/14 memorial to honor the victims of the racist mass shooting at the Tops Markets on Jefferson Avenue on May 14, 2022, continue

After months of growing opposition to the $1B to tunnel the Kensington Expressway, the Buffalo NAACP hosted a meeting between the public and NYSDOT.

Monday is the last day for contractors and designers to submit ideas for the 5/14 memorial, honoring the ten people shot and killed at Tops on Jefferson Avenue.