Erie County Sheriff's Office fails to decertify deputies it fired
Questions remain about just how many additional deputies should be decertified within the Erie County Sheriff's Office.
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Questions remain about just how many additional deputies should be decertified within the Erie County Sheriff's Office.
While the Buffalo Bills, Erie County, and New York State are hashing out details for a new stadium, community members are working to make sure they're included in the plans.
Police brutality is taking center stage in a brand new report issued Friday by the Partnership for the Public Good in Buffalo.
Civil rights groups, advocates concerned about the pace of police reform in Buffalo Protesters and civil rights groups have watched the Derek Chauvin trial through the prism of how to improve police-community relations at home. Author: Jeff Preval Updated: 6:37 PM EDT April 19, 2021 BUFFALO, N.Y. — 2 On Your Side is hearing from protesters and civil rights groups on their reaction to the Derek Chauvin trial coming to an end and the goal of improving community and police relations here at home. The closing of the trial is bringing out a range of emotions to...
April 14, 2021 Born in Hutchinson, Kansas, Lou Jean Fleron was raised on the Great Plains by working-class parents; her mother was a schoolteacher, her father worked in the oilfields. She attributes her commitment to equality to her upbringing – a commitment she’s used for 44 years to make Western New York a better place for working people. “I’m a Midwestern pragmatist,” says Fleron, who has led the ILR School’s programs in Buffalo, New York, since 1976. “I believe you have to listen to everybody, and you have to work with people where they are, and you have to try to understand...