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The more than $1 billion public works project hits a major hurdle in its progress after a ruling from the New York State Supreme Court.

Another legal challenge to attempt New York State to halt the $1 billion construction project.

The construction project that is set to spend more than $1 billion in public funds to transform the Kensington Expressway into a tunnel.

More than 5 dozen members of the community have banded together to file a legal claim against New York State to stop the 33 expressway project.

The hype surrounding the $1 Billion highway project is building and neighbors are not happy with the results so far.

Look at some of these underground tunnels found in New York State. There are probably way more than we actually know about.

A fitting permanent memorial to commemorate those impacted by this unthinkable tragedy is closing to becoming a reality.

The digital video rendering is the first true images of what officials expect the new Kensington Tunnel will look like.

Even after a majority of the people in the area being against the project as its currently envisioned, New York is determined to move forward.

Opposition is continuing to grow as the Route 33 Tunnel project continues to move forward.

The nearly $1 billion public works project to transform the Kensington Expressway is running into roadblocks

The Buffalo Bills sat Wide Receiver made a special appearance at the Tops Markets on Jefferson to personally hand out hundreds of bags