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'Modern problems require modern solutions': WNY students weigh in on proposed cellphone ban in NY schools
Western New York students had a chance to weigh in on a proposed statewide “bell to bell” cellphone ban in schools.
New York State DOT loses another Kensington Expressway lawsuit
The New York Civil Liberties Union prevailed in its lawsuit against the state Department of Transportation over the $1.5 ...
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David Robinson: Buffalo Niagara economy is at a perilous tipping point
With trade wars brewing, the stock market tanking, the federal government slashing jobs by the thousands and consumers ...
Trump administration cancels leases for 18 federal offices in New York: See the list
Buffalo and New York City have seen the most lease cancelations so far, White Plains has two and several other municipalities ...
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State to crack down on correction officers to pay fines for violating Taylor Law
After the New York State Department of Corrections and Community Supervision (NYSDOCCS) said Monday that the correction officer strike is over, the state now wants to ...
LGBTQ+ community mourns 2 men killed in Western NY; police investigating
The LGBTQ+ community is mourning after the deaths of two men in Western New York. WIVB reports Michael “Mickey” Harmon, ...
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Sharing voices on potential sale of wine in New York State supermarkets
Residents in New York State could soon be able to purchase wine alongside their groceries, as chains including Tops and ...
Will Trump’s tariffs and Canada’s surcharge raise NY utility bills? State officials investigate
The surcharge comes in response to President Donald Trump's tariffs on the country, some of which Trump pushed back at least ...
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SUNY trustees vote to close Buffalo Creek, despite charter school's powerful plea
Buffalo Creek's last-ditch advocacy Wednesday downstate to keep the South Park Avenue charter school open was heard by the SUNY board of trustees – but their arguments fell short of saving the school.