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The changes will affect active and retired Teamsters who are covered by the New York State Teamsters Conference Pension and Retirement Fund. That includes about 3,900 retirees from Teamsters locals 264 and 449 in the Buffalo area.

The first conditional adult-use retail dispensary licenses were granted by the state’s Cannabis Control Board to 37 applicants in New York, but none went to Western New York businesses or nonprofit organizations.

A quick read of news from the past week and a look ahead at what's coming next.

On Sunday, even as the building was due for demolition Monday, Braymiller Lane's owner Howard Braymiller started to feel a little more positive, vowing to rebuild the 80-year-old bowling alley.

See who is buying and selling properties in Erie County.

Just when it looked like hiring was starting to pick up across the Buffalo Niagara region, it stalled out again.

There are many who stand to lose out on quite a bit of money with the Bills moving their Sunday game against the Cleveland Browns to Ford Field.

One thing has remained constant through the past decade: Consumer spending continues to climb. Despite all of retailers' worries through times of recession, pandemic and inflation, consumers have kept spending. But this year plenty will be different.

Donald R. Kimble was part of the Key leadership team that guided the bank's acquisition of First Niagara Financial Group in 2016.

M&T will accept donations of new coats, hats, scarves, gloves and mittens at 60 branches across Western New York. The drive runs through Jan. 6.

The Walden Galleria, McKinley Mall and Eastern Hills Mall closed Friday morning due to heavy snows and the travel ban.

The companies are asking for a special property tax break for solar projects, with an annual payment starting at $22,550 and rising 2% per year, for total savings of $529,318 over 25 years.

A century-old neighborhood bar and restaurant that is known in the eastern suburbs for its flag-football league is looking to up its game.

Pending sales, which include deals where a contract has been signed but hasn't closed, plunged by 20% last month after dropping by 16% in September, new data shows.

Total Quality Assurance International, which currently occupies 53,000 square feet of industrial and office space at Uniland's 375 Commerce Drive in Amherst, will take up 81,000 square feet at 8 Dona St. before the end of the year. 

During Buffalo Startup Week, lesser-known companies just starting out had the opportunity to show off their technology and products.

Dr. Stephen J. Turkovich, the children's hospital's chief medical officer, on Thursday was named as the hospital's president. He assumes the role from Allegra Jaros, who announced in recent months that she was leaving to become the president of Wolfson's Children's Hospital in Jacksonville, Fla. 

The work stoppage included 110 stores nationwide. The union has organized around 260 of the company's roughly 9,000 corporate-run stores.

Patrick J. Roche, Moog's chief operating officer, will succeed Scannell as CEO. Roche has been with Moog in different roles since 2000.

The Broadway Group, a retail developer based in Huntsville, Ala., is proposing to build a discount store at 3030-3036 Seneca St., using a triangular shaped lot at the intersection of Seneca and Center Road.

If employees' incomes rise beyond a certain point, they risk losing eligibility for public assistance benefits, like a housing subsidy. And if the pay hikes they receive aren't enough to compensate for the lost benefits, they end up in a financial hole.

The school kicked off its comprehensive “Drive to 75” capital campaign back in 2016 and has been making major improvements to its campus and funding new programs and student scholarships along the way.

Remote work is taking some of the stress out of big winter storms, like the one expected to start hammering Western New York on Thursday.