Veteran

This year marks the 20th anniversary of the horrific terrorist attack that reshaped the world. In preparation of this match up on 9/11, the Nebraska Cornhuskers released a special video to honor military service members and first responders.

If the last few weeks have taught us anything, it’s that you should appreciate your veterans and those who served. Take care of them the way they fought to take care of us, no matter how much time has passed since they served our country.

Rosie the Riveter is perhaps the most iconic image of working women, representing independence, especially during World War II. Everyone knows who she is, but what about the Rosies of Western New York?

Brendan Bartoo is a lifelong Buffalo Bills fan, and just last week, he wrote an original song dedicated to his hometown and its beloved Bills.

Veteran's day is this Sunday and across New York State, anglers will be able to fish for free!

This week, our Hometown Hero is from Cheektowaga, NY. From our United States Army, it’s Sergeant Roy E. Nieman!

A veteran with a service dog was denied service because the manager told him dogs were not allowed inside the restaurant.

This week, our Hometown Hero is from Lockport, NY. It’s United States Army Veteran Terrance Rose!

According to News Reports, Buffalo Native, Lieutenant-Commander C. Wade McClusky of South Buffalo was honored with a sculpture and a plaque for his heroic service almost 70 years ago in The Battle of Midway in WWII.. The unveiling of the sculpture happened at the Buffalo Naval Park today with Lieutenant-Commander C. Wade McC...

We are just a few days away from Veteran’s Day and so it is only right that we recognize one of our incredible veterans this week as our Hometown Hero.  This week we honor 46 year old Robert Kicak.

Today's Hometown Hero comes to us originally from Buffalo and now lives in North Collins. He served for years in the Army and is still serving other veterans to this day. Our Hometown Hero is Paul Ministero.

Police busted down a door of a Breckenridge apartment belonging to Adam Arroyo in Buffalo on Monday looking for drugs. In the process, the police shot Arroyo's dog Cindy multiple times, killing the dog.