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Buffalos economic development commissioner, building owners, developers and others say the key lies in remaking downtown so its not reliant as much on daytime workers but rather on its new

This is a big loss that needs to be replaced in some way. It is believed to be the longest-running free concert series of its kind in the United States.

Attendance had been dropping before the Covid-19 pandemic, and in its aftermath, with more downtown employees working remotely, the event series already had been scaled back, from five days a

The building at 377 Main St. is currently working its way through Buffalo’s housing court for a slew of code violations and safety issues.

The deterioration of the underground vault on the Main Street side of the building has forced the closure of the sidewalk in front of the building to maintenance equipment and

If official warnings can help prevent violence, injuries or even death, they’re needed. If students’ safety is at risk, then something needs to be done.

A seven-block stretch of Washington Street in downtown Buffalo from South Division to Genesee streets will be the guinea pig for the citys first implementation of its new Smart Streets

There's $54 million state and federal dollars coming in to continue re-opening Main Street to cars, mostly on the old Metro Rail pedestrian mall. Since the first section opened in 2009, it's taken $108 million and there may be more.

Meteorologist Patrick Hammer says if the month of December ended now, it would be the second-warmest December on record.