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Buffalo businesses readying for the return of March Madness "We think there will be a lot of people in Buffalo. The people will be in great spirit for enjoying basketball and enjoying the city" - Ed Arnold, Hofbrauhaus Buffalo

Lawmakers warn clean energy law will be costly NYSERDA memo says electric bills will go up $4,100 and gas prices could go up to $5.25 a gallon

Granville to retire from ECSO March 27 Narcotics chief to take private sector job according to his attorney

Bills' PSL revenues $34 million more than projected The total PSL revenue topped $259 million

5/14 Memorial Foundation releases RFQ for construction management services The qualified construction management firm will lead the $15 million development of Buffalo’s 5/14 Living Memorial and Healing Center on Jefferson Avenue

Poll: Hochul still holds big lead over Blakeman The incumbent governor continues to lead the Nassau County Executive by double digits, but that lead is down to 20 points

'A Friend to All': New children's book celebrates Fr. Nelson Baker's legacy "This brings him to life. It takes him out of the history books and makes him very relevant today and hopefully inspires kids to be more compassionate, more kind and to pay it forward" - Fr. David LiPuma

A foggy start Wednesday as a spring warmup takes hold Warmth will peak on Saturday, when highs will reach at least the mid to upper 60's across WNY

Sabres fans revel in excitement of playoff push Fans are optimistic this Sabres team will break through and make the playoffs for the first time since 2011

Advice for travelers with travel advisories posted in Mexico AAA suggests sticking to the resort and keeping an eye on surroundings