Author: John Vazquez

Parts of Bank Street in the city of Batavia will be closed this morning from 7 to 9 to prepare for the Bank Street Pop-Up Demonstration. The event is from […]

New York Attorney General Letitia James is calling for the U.S. Department of Homeland Security to take immediate action to grant work permits for migrants who are new to the […]

The National Guard will be headed to Buffalo and Rochester to assist with the influx of asylum seekers being moved from New York City to both cities. This comes after […]

A parade of sports and entertainment celebrities made the annual pilgrimage to Terry Hills Golf Course in Batavia to raise money for charity. Yesterday was the 36th Annual Jim Kelly […]

Erie County is putting a pause on accepting more asylum seekers after an arrest of an asylum seeker in Cheektowaga Friday. The asylum seeker, Kindu Jeancy, 22, faces sexual abuse […]

A new bill that is bringing semiconductor manufacturing back to the U.S. could be good news for our region. U.S. Sen. Chuck Schumer helped author the bipartisan CHIPS bill in […]

The National Transportation Safety Board has released a new report on the plane crash that killed attorney Steve Barnes and his niece Elizabeth Barnes. The pair were flying from New […]

She’s had chickens in her Medina backyard for a decade, but now Debbie Varley is being told by the village to ditch the chickens. Varley lives on Highland Avenue with […]

The Batavia Police are hosting their annual Community Night tonight at St. Anthony’s, on Liberty Street. It starts at 5:30 pm and goes until 8 pm. The Celebration includes free […]

A Pembroke family is now waiting to see the fate of their home after being forced out of it because it could collapse any minute. Our news partner, The Batavian, […]

A new poll shows how New Yorkers feel about a mandate for students to wear masks while in school. According to the Siena College Research Institute survey, 58% want to […]

A flood watch is in effect starting at 1 p.m. today and runs through Wednesday night. Melting snow due to the warm temperatures combined with a half-inch to an inch […]

A mandate requiring healthcare workers across the state to receive their COVID-19 booster shot won’t go into effect today as planned. The state health department says the mandate will no […]

Governor Kathy Hochul has signed five new bills aimed at reducing drug related overdose deaths.  One of the bills will decriminalize possession and sale of syringes and other drug paraphernalia.  […]