Taylor Epps News Today

The community is in love with the Larkinville neighborhood and the somewhat quiet renaissance it's having.

He was a second grader at Blasdell Elementary. His favorite color was orange. He loved to create and had dreams of becoming an artist.

After three deaths in four years on Lake Avenue, a walk audit and months of planning, there are designs for a safer Lake Avenue.

After six teens were shot near Jefferson Avenue late Saturday night, we've had a lot of conversations about youth, but have we spoken to them?

Chanting, writing messages on the plaza and holding signs, students stood in solidarity with people living in Gaza in a peaceful protest Wednesday.

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

Acceptance letters are rolling in for high school seniors, but stress is still high with FAFSA delays holding up their decisions.

"The coverage of WGRZ-TV (Channel 2) and WKBW-TV (Channel 7) from 2 to 4 p.m. vastly eclipsed that of WIVB-TV (Channel 4)," writes Alan Pergament.

Tax increases are coming to the Village of Fredonia, but Mayor Michael Ferguson assures residents those tax hikes won’t be as much as the initial 19% increase that was presented.

Western New York television news departments will have to navigate a unique situation Monday concerning how to cover the eclipse.