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Sprite has dominated the lemon-lime soft drink market in recent years — here’s what 7 Up, the “Uncola” maker, is doing to try to win back customers.

Legal video skill game play is a burgeoning and mostly unregulated industry in Pennsylvania.

Much as the Delaware North development has linked sections of Boston, the same may be possible in Buffalo as the Sabres look in the coming years to initiate their own

Town Square Community Center invites community supporters to save the date for its annual fundraising social on Saturday, July 20 at a private home on the west shore of Green

Some of this “when I was a kid” stuff is creative exaggeration. However, it is fact that my friends and I walked a Rochester city mile in all sorts of

The Roadrunner Resort & Floating Dock Bar suffered damage from the storms the weekend of April 27-28, only two weeks after re-opening to the public after 18 months of construction.

The short answer? As it turns out — A LOT.

Decades ago, when Kenneth Dau-Schimdt first started teaching about labor and employment law, noncompete agreements weren’t all that common, he said.

Budget and administrative troubles nearly closed the school. Education leaders urge state officials to examine what went wrong and to ensure it doesn’t happen again.

Increasing home prices are pushing up demand for first-time homebuyer programs, but many lending institutions in the area have shuttered their offerings aimed at younger families and middle-income households.