Lou Michel
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I am a member of The Buffalo News' watchdog team, coauthor of New York Times bestseller, American Terrorist: Timothy McVeigh and The Oklahoma City Bombing. I'm also a proud graduate of Buffalo State College where I met my wife who is my editor in life!
A “shots fired” call in downtown Buffalo late Saturday night ended in the arrest of a man involved in a domestic dispute.
A 23-year-old Buffalo man has been charged with second-degree attempted murder in the June 4 shooting of a 29-year-old city man on Minnesota Avenue.
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The National Consumer Law Center calls Buffalo “an epicenter” of fraudulent debt collection activity.
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Here are snapshots of some cases against debt collectors that the State Attorney General’s Office, Federal Trade Commission and other law enforcement agencies have pursued in the past decade.
An attorney for the family said he believes the lawsuit is the first of its kind in the state to confront the Covid-19 immunity.
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A CVA lawsuit accuses the priests of providing an Orchard Park elementary school student with access to four girls and encouraging the children to participate in sexual acts.
The public can view the murals from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. July 2-4 during the French and Indian War Encampment at Old Fort Niagara.
The lawsuit is the latest chapter in a 10-year battle between Bill Woods and Avanti Mansion, the banquet hall that borders his backyard on West Highland Parkway.