The Buffalo Democratic mayoral nominee was arrested seven years ago after she was accused, according to a police report, of threatening to break a co-worker's legs and saying, “I’m gonna take you out.” Walton and her accuser provide almost opposite versions of events.

After months of trying, a former Buffalo police officer fired for instigating a bar fight has been unable to win his job back, even though he was cleared of the harassment charge that sprung from the fracas.

In the years before the crash and since, the state police and traffic safety experts have urged people to concentrate on the road, not on their phones.

The last straw came at 3:30 p.m. Saturday, when a male with a handgun allegedly robbed the store two hours after its private security guard had left for the day.

Katrina L. Gerace, also known as Katrina Nigro, was also sentenced to probation for five years after her jail term.

The victim is the city's 50th homicide victim so far this year.

Two Buffalo men who served more than two decades in prison for murder were wrongly convicted of the crime, a judge ruled Wednesday, vacating the guilty verdicts lodged against the two as teenagers.

According to the report, the officer who was called to a marina in the Town of Newfane was told that a van had intentionally driven through a flock of geese on the night of Aug. 11.

In addition to damaging a door and taking the register system, the burglar also left refrigerator and freezer doors open, which caused a loss of about $1,700 in food items.