Western New York will be well represented in Washington when the President gives his nationwide address

An 82-year-old woman was pronounced dead at a New York nursing home this week, but she was found just a few hours later, breathing at the funeral home.

Your reports help officials with scientific tracking

There is a $5,000 reward. The Cheektowaga and Depew Police Departments were involved in a pursuit trying to stop stolen vehicles early Monday morning. Cheektowaga Police Officer Troy Blackhief was in position to attempt to stop the stolen vehicles with a Stop Stick. One of the vehicles hit him and was transported to ECMC and is in critical condition. Blackchief needed extensive surgery.

In Buffalo, blue cheese may reign supreme, but it looks like we can turn to ranch every now and again.

If you lived on this street in West Seneca, New York you probably felt the 3.8 magnitude earthquake that shook Western New York more than most. In fact, there was one street at the epicenter of the entire earthquake.

The sinkhole has been around for three years and counting, and it’s not exactly getting smaller.

We always think of Buffalo as the Snow Capital of the World, but now we’re getting a new rep: earthquakes.

Look at this map of the 3.8 magnitude earthquake that hit Western New York this morning around 6:15 AM. You can see where the earthquake originated from in West Seneca based on where the red star is. From there, you can see the different colored squares that indicate how the earthquake felt in each area.

Earthquakes are not uncommon in our area because of it

At approximately 6:15 EST, residents across Western New York felt their homes shake, and many of us wondered: "What the heck was that?"

Here are the top 5 earthquakes that have hit the Buffalo region in the last 100 years.