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A big online shopping week just came to an end for many folks. There were Amazon Prime Days, with other stores like Walmart and Target, and other online stores, all getting in on the action.

Thousands lost power during the December blizzard in Western New York, leaving one family in a life-and-death situation when 1-year-old Major's ventilator stopped working.

Johnson County's District Attorney warns of possible home repair and roofing scams following Friday's damaging storms.

Schwartz followed up with Penske in the weeks that followed, and cleanign finally started at the South Buffalo home on July 11.

Seniors living at 100 Beck Street in Buffalo are fed up with the unsafe living conditions that haven't been fixed since the Christmas blizzard. It's now being taken to housing court

House adoption of conservative amendments to a defense bill has thrown the fate of the must-pass package into doubt, sparking widespread opposition from Democrats and putting new burdens on Speaker Kevin McCarthy (R-Calif.) to rally enough Republican votes to pass it through the lower chamber. The threat to the National Defense Authorization Act (NDAA) is…

Editor’s note: The Hill’s Morning Report is our daily newsletter that dives deep into Washington’s agenda. To subscribe, click here or fill out the box below. President Biden wrapped up his whirlwind visit to Europe in Finland on Thursday, where he touted the strength of the NATO alliance and its ability to stop Russian President Vladimir Putin, even as the…

When leaving her cool house, though, Sarah automatically performs a simple thermostat task that she hopes can cut down on the power bill.

A Denver Police Department detective investigated for not securing his duty weapon won't face punishment, even though his son is serving five years for using his father's department-issued weapon to commit a pair of shootings.

"Despite the fact that record numbers of Americans are insured, a lot of us are still getting unexpected medical bills,” said Kevin Brasler with Consumers' Checkbook.