WBFO 88.7 FM has made some major changes to its programming lineup. Sadly, this means a farewell to the Wednesday Night Concert series, which was a unique way to introduce Western New Yorkers to new music.
Early one morning last March, a vehicle swerved into a garbage truck's path. The impact sent its 20-year-old driver airborne. He landed in the middle of the road and died immediately.
After giving up 188 points in two games, the men's basketball team returned home with hopes of tightening up its defense and breaking out of a slump.
Buffalo's dedication to local sustainable housing and equal housing opportunities has surpassed its 15 minutes of fame after the premiere of Extreme Makeover: Home Edition.
Dark Void had the potential to blast itself into the spotlight, but instead it plunges into the dark.
Since the players do not even care about the Pro Bowl, there is a need for a high-caliber sporting event this weekend.
New York's railroads are getting a getting a $151 million facelift.
With threats such as the 2012 prophecy, global warming, the Democrats losing the Massachusetts election and Jersey Shore looming over our heads, the apocalypse is looking more and more real each day.
What has a NASCAR race, tons of beaches and more abandoned bikini tops than Joe Francis's personal collection?
The women's basketball team has found itself free-falling down a slippery slope filled with late-game collapses and overtime defeats this season. Buffalo has struggles to bounce back from losses and has fallen victim to three losing streaks – the longest of which lasted seven games.
The UB School of Nursing caused quite a stir recently when it shut the program's doors on 300 undergraduates. As a result, many of these students must transfer to other schools or switch majors.
UB students who use the Niagara Frontier Transportation Authority system as means for transportation may be provided with smoother rides in the future.
In sports, it's more difficult to defend a title than to win it. Buffalo learned that lesson this past weekend when the wrestling team traveled to Newman Arena on the campus of Cornell to wrestle in the 41st Annual New York State Intercollegiate Wrestling Championships.
While students are taking to social networking sites to voice their concerns about the decay of UB's library and computing services, university officials are insisting that plans are in the works to improve campus technology and expand learning areas.
In another announcement by a more assertive White House, President Barack Obama introduced initiatives to help fortify the struggling middle class of this country.
The literary savior of the environment, also know as one of the country's most prolific writers, has returned with a new novel.
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