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Steuben County residents gathered to fight sky-high sewer rates Tuesday.

We start off Black History Month with documentary filmmaker Tarabu Betserai Kirkland and the story of his mother's eyewitness account of civil rights struggles in the south before moving to Buffalo. He's the director of "100 Years From Mississippi" and also tells his own story of fighting for civil rights at Canisius College with Buffalo-based artist LeRoi Johnson. Then NAACP President Mark Blue joins us to discuss plans for a 5/14 Memorial in Buffalo.

Tyre Nichols, 29, was almost to his mother's house when he got pulled over for a traffic stop. He died in the hospital three days later.

"We are gathered to show our solidarity and to ask for prayers of healing, not just for Memphis but the entire nation," Pastor Timothy Brown said Friday.

Female lion grows mane after mate’s death in Kansas, alligator sighting spurs call for tips in Idaho, and more

Tops employees who were at work on May 14 held a press conference Saturday evening, saying they felt ignored.

By CAROLYN THOMPSON Associated Press

Planning is about to get underway for a memorial to honor the victims of Buffalo’s supermarket shooting — a white supremacist terror attack that claimed 10...

Millions of dollars were donated to the 5/14 Survivors Fund and will be distributed to 169 people this month

BUFFALO, N.Y. (AP) -- The victims of a racist mass shooting at a Buffalo supermarket will be honored with a permanent memorial in the neighborhood,