Buffalo, NY
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Stay informed about Buffalo, NY with the latest local news, upcoming community events, and neighborhood updates. Stroubly covers breaking stories, local sports, government meetings, and everything happening in Buffalo and the surrounding area.
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Allentown
Black Rock
Central Park
Cold Spring
Delaware Park
Downtown
East Side
Elmwood Village
First Ward
Five Points
Fruit Belt
Grant-Amherst
Hamlin Park
Hertel Avenue
Kaisertown
Kensington
Larkinville
Lovejoy
Masten Park
North Buffalo
North Park
Parkside
Riverside
Schiller Park
Seneca-Babcock
South Buffalo
University Heights
West Side
LATEST STORIES
Best of WNY Out & About 2026
The Best of WNY Out & About 2026 has been announced, highlighting the best places to go and things to do in Buffalo. The list is a great resource for residents and visitors alike, showcasing the city's vibrant culture and entertainment scene.
Demolition of Luigi's Family Bakery Building Underway
The demolition of the Luigi's Family Bakery building is underway, marking the end of an era for a beloved Buffalo institution. The site will be redeveloped, but the loss of the bakery is still being felt by the community.
International Tensions Subside as US and Iran Pause Attacks
The US has paused its attacks on Iran for the second consecutive day, and Tehran has followed suit, as efforts to negotiate an interim ceasefire deal continue. This development has implications for Buffalo residents, who may be affected by the global geopolitical climate.
Lancaster Driver to Face Trial in 2022 Fatal Crash
A Lancaster man accused of causing the deaths of two teenagers in 2022 will face trial after his charges were reinstated. The case has significant implications for Buffalo residents, particularly those in the Lancaster area, who are seeking justice for the victims' families.
Save A Lot Stores Closing in Western New York
Save A Lot stores are closing in Western New York, affecting local shoppers and employees. The closures will impact the regional economy and grocery shopping options for residents.
Teenager Receives Life-Saving CPR at Knox Park Soccer Fields
A 17-year-old is expected to make a full recovery after his heart stopped for several minutes on Saturday at the Knox Park soccer fields. The incident highlights the importance of having trained responders and proper medical equipment available in public spaces.
Tonawanda Woman to Receive New Trial in 2020 Newborn Baby Killing Case
A Tonawanda woman, Andee Wright, who was convicted in 2024 of killing her newborn baby in 2020, will get a new trial. This decision was made by a state appeals court on Friday, affecting the outcome of a highly publicized case in Buffalo.
Western New York School District Puts AI-Powered Robot Program on Hold
A Western New York school district has put an AI-powered robot program on hold, citing concerns about the effectiveness of the program. The decision highlights the challenges of implementing new technologies in educational settings.
Appeals Court Reinstates Death Penalty Factors for Buffalo Mass Shooter
An appeals court has reinstated factors for seeking the death penalty against the Buffalo mass shooter, a decision that could impact the outcome of the trial. This development is significant for Buffalo residents, who are still reeling from the aftermath of the shooting.
Court Ruling Impacts Local Justice System
A recent court ruling has reinstated the indictment against a Lancaster driver accused of causing a fatal crash in 2022. The ruling has significant implications for the local justice system and residents of Buffalo. The case highlights the importance of a thorough investigation and the need for accountability in fatal accidents.
Sunday Night Shooting in Buffalo Leaves One Injured
A shooting in Buffalo on Sunday night left one person injured, with the victim arriving at ECMC shortly after 10 p.m. The incident highlights ongoing concerns about public safety in the city.
3-Alarm Fire Destroys Medina Home
A 3-alarm fire tore through a Medina home before dawn on July 25, 2026, leaving a trail of destruction in its wake. The fire has raised concerns about the safety of residents in the area, particularly in Orleans County.
Gas Prices Rise Nearly 17 Cents in 10 Days
Gas prices in Buffalo have risen nearly 17 cents in just 10 days, leaving drivers to face higher costs at the pump. The increase is attributed to the recent surge in oil prices, which have been hovering around $100 per barrel.
Power Restored to Depew Neighbors After Morning Outage
About 3,600 NYSEG customers in Depew had their power restored after an early morning outage on Sunday. The quick response by NYSEG crews ensured minimal disruption to the community, highlighting the importance of reliable infrastructure in Western New York.
Junior Jerry Jam Teddy Bear Picnic Returns to Larkin Square
The Junior Jerry Jam Teddy Bear Picnic is returning to Larkin Square, introducing children to live music and instruments at a young age. This event encourages kids to appreciate music and potentially learn to play instruments, which is crucial for their development.
Mount Morris Village Undergoes Revitalization Efforts
Mount Morris Mayor Kelly Bacon discusses the village's revitalization efforts, aiming to improve the community. The revitalization is a significant development for the village and its residents.
Winning Lottery Ticket Sold in Niagara Falls
A top-prize winning TAKE 5 ticket was sold at a supermarket in Niagara Falls, bringing a surprise windfall to a lucky winner in Western New York. The winning ticket is a significant development for the local community, where lottery revenues often support education and other public programs.
Jet Ski Collision Injures Two Minors in North Tonawanda
A head-on jet ski collision on the Niagara River in North Tonawanda has left two minors seriously injured, according to reports. The incident is a sobering reminder of the dangers of water sports and the importance of safety precautions.
Woman Accused of Illegally Collecting Thousands in SNAP Benefits in Buffalo Area
A Cattaraugus County woman faces multiple felony charges for improperly receiving SNAP benefits, affecting the local community's trust in the system. The investigation highlights the importance of ensuring the integrity of social services in Western New York.
Salamanca School District Halts AI-Powered Robot Program
The Salamanca City Central School District has put its AI-powered robot program on hold due to concerns raised by the community. The program was intended to introduce an AI-powered humanoid robot to the district's schools, but it has been paused until further notice.