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20 rounds in a mere two seconds, that's how Buffalo police describe a recent homicide. And illegal guns are to blame.

Enrollment is down, money's tight and there's been a lack of leadership at SUNY Erie, but students and faculty remain hopeful for the future.

In March, leaders of community health centers warned 7 News about negative consequences if funding from the 340B program was cut by the state.

When police officers are trained, they're given all the tools to go out on the road, the gun, the taser, the body camera. But what about the tools when they're off the job to take care of themselves?

People in Wyoming County, Lancaster, and even Downtown Buffalo say they've spotted coyotes this denning season, more than usual.

A southtowns community is in absolute shock, mourning the loss of a beloved neighbor and advocate. Sandra Burczynski was hit and killed on crossing street she fought for years to protect.

Tens of thousands of patients in under-served communities could be without millions of dollars in healthcare funding come April 1.

Paperwork was filled out and sent to the New York State months ago, but some of our frontline workers say they're still waiting on money they were promised.

Evictions are processing every day in Buffalo City Court at a rate that's ringing alarm bells for one Buffalo Common Council Member.

They're designed to be supporters of innovation, a free alternate option for families and students to explore, but some argue charter schools have gone too far.