After Jennifer Kumpf resigned from the union, she said she received a letter from union President Philip Rumore stating she could drop her membership at any time, but she had signed a card with "maintenance of dues language."

Four Colombian men accused of burglarizing the homes of Asian business owners across the state pleaded guilty in a home invasion at a West Seneca home earlier this year and are slated to be deported to their home country.

The teenager, who faces a felony weapons possession charge in a case proceeding in adult criminal court, hasn't been going to mental health counseling or other appointments, nor was he attending virtual classes, County Judge Susan Eagan said.

What started with an attempted traffic stop Monday afternoon turned into a police pursuit in which a person in the vehicle pointed a gun at officers, according to Buffalo police.

Buffalo attorney Wayne C. Felle said the jury found that a former Buffalo Police Department detective had manufactured a confession in the case against his client, Josue Ortiz, and used the false evidence to maliciously prosecute Ortiz, who was arrested, charged and ultimately convicted in the fatal shooting of brothers Nelson and Miguel Camacho in their West Side Buffalo apartment on Nov. 11, 2004.

They are going after the "trigger pullers and the gun traffickers," Buffalo Police Commissioner Joseph Gramaglia said.

A Buffalo man already serving 64 years to life in prison for fatally shooting a grandmother and her toddler grandson in 2018 outside of a home on Grape Street in Buffalo was sentenced Monday in Erie County Court for his conviction in another homicide from 2017.

Police responded to the call in the 1300 block of East Delavan Avenue shortly after 10 p.m., according to a police spokesman.

Three people face charges after a cross-town chase Monday afternoon that led police through several neighborhoods and expressways before ending on Oxford Avenue, Buffalo police said.