Acting Buffalo Mayor Chris Scanlon announced Thursday night that the Buffalo Urban Renewal Agency voted to deny a request for loan forgiveness from the former ...

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BUFFALO, N.Y. (WIVB) — Acting Buffalo Mayor Chris Scanlon announced on Sunday the launch of the city’s $17 million road repaving plan for around 175 streets and a monthlong pothole repair effort.

In a unanimous decision, the BURA loan committee is calling on Braymiller Market owner Stuart Green to pay back a loan totaling over $560,000.

The city is rolling out an expanded pothole repair initiative and a $17 million investment in citywide road repaving for 2025.

As Buffalo transitions from winter to spring, the city is working to address deteriorating road conditions, including potholes worsened by this season’s freeze-thaw cycle.

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The chief of narcotics for the Erie County Sheriff's Office crashed a pickup into seven parked vehicles on Buffalo's Lower ...

A couple comprised of two artists, Michael "Mickey" Harmon, 40, and his partner Jordan Celotto, 37, was found slain inside ...