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Tonawanda updates 1940s zoning code to guide future growth
The Buffalo News· 3 days agoThe Town of Tonawanda has approved a comprehensive overhaul of its zoning code for the first time...
Tim Kennedy declares victory in NY-26 special election
WIVB Buffalo· 2 days agoBUFFALO, N.Y. (WIVB) — State Senator Tim Kennedy (D) declared victory in the special election for ...
'This could save lives': Traffic signal technology will give priority to emergency vehicles and...
WKBW-TV Buffalo· 10 hours agoTechnology already installed at hundreds of Western New York intersections — with plans to...
Pro-Palestine protestors demonstrate at UB, Buffalo State
WIVB via Yahoo News· 1 day agoMore than 50 students and others gathered in a peaceful protest in front of Hochstetter Hall. Over...
New Mobile Home Community Coming to Western New York
New Jersey 101.5 FM· 1 day agoDuplicating the success of its Clarence mobile home community, Stephen Development hopes to begin work this year on a similar complex in the Village of...
Bridge Rauch on Tonawanda zoning update
The Buffalo News· 3 days agoBridge Rauch, environmental justice organizer with the Clean Air Coalition of Western New York, speaks about the Town of Tonawanda's recently approved...
Kentucky Derby watch parties in WNY
WGRZ-TV Buffalo· 14 hours agoGrab a fancy hat, and place your bets! Here's where to go for the Kentucky Derby fun in Western New York.
'It'll make a huge difference': Push to add technology to every traffic signal in Erie & Niagara...
WKBW-TV Buffalo· 1 day agoThe Greater Buffalo Niagara Regional Transportation Council (GBNRTC) — working with NITTEC, the New ...
Western New York Schools Join Lawsuit Against Social Media
Government Technology· 3 days agoAlarmed by what they see as a youth mental health crisis, two dozen schools and districts in Western...
Wastewater pipeline from STAMP project could be terminated by feds
The Buffalo News· 7 days agoA wastewater pipeline needed by the Science and Technology Advanced Manufacturing Plant project in...
