Mark Poloncarz

It appears as if what was building up to be a big feud between two powerful elected officials in the Buffalo area isn't going to be as big as initially seemed.

It appears a feud is brewing between elected officials in New York State's second-largest city.

The latest storm, potentially the worst blizzard in the history of Buffalo, has left buffalo paralyzed with hundreds of cars stuck on snow-clogged roads and streets which has been attributed as the cause of death for several from being stranded in the snow and the loss of emergency services for a while due to roads being impassable.

More than $20 million in public funding is available in Buffalo and surrounding areas

Employees are now starting to get the benefit of the newest State and Federal holiday

If you are one of those people who tends to stay away from the library because you've already racked up quite the list of fines, there's good news!

It hasn't felt like an emergency for awhile. And it's about to become official. As of Saturday, we will no longer be in a state of emergency in Erie County.

Three Buffalo hospitals are at 100% capacity, according to Erie County Executive Mark Poloncarz.

Erie County Executive Mark Poloncarz is keeping the spirits high with a holiday celebration planned for next week.

Are you ready to put your mask back time every time that you go in a public setting within Erie County? Do you have your mask on you at all times? We may be going back to being required to wear a mask in public. At least, here in Erie County.

Erie County Executive Mark Poloncarz has important recommendation for kids this Halloween who plan on going trick-or-treating.

Erie County has become the only eligible county in the state to say no.