C Oak & Iron. For the last five years, Oak & Iron on Franklin Street in downtown Buffalo has been serving residents looking ...

Buffalo's theater district is getting a new dining and entertainment spot this spring. Find out what's on the menu and what ...

An affordable housing complex on Main Street is going vertical. Ohio-based MVAH Partners is planning Main Street Lofts, an affordable housing project in Midtown. The $50.6 million project includes ...

The House GOP’s Main Street Caucus has turned into a critical behind-the-scenes force for striking deals in the fractious, slim majority — and is set to grow even more important as its leaders ...

Unofficial word has it that the City of Buffalo has identified 1294-1300 Niagara Street as the new home for the Animal Shelter. The two-story, 42,351 sq.ft. building (plus parking lots ...

A pair of Clarence contractors are planning to turn a longtime industrial site on Main Street in Buffalo into a multistory apartment complex with over 194 units and retail space. But there are ...

The former Braymiller Market in Downtown Buffalo that recently closed is going to become a temporary Buffalo Police B ...

A Buffalo man whose manslaughter trial was delayed for five years because he was declared non-competent has pleaded guilty to the charge, Erie County District Attorney Michael J. Keane announced.

Donations from some heavy hitters are already in place. The Western New York Foundation, Community Foundation for Greater Buffalo, M&T Bank, Health Foundation for Western and Central New York and ...

FITZ Books has announced that it will be relocating to 1462 Main Street (near East Ferry) this spring. This is huge news for a section of Main Street that is on the precipice of significant change.

The building is located across the street from OSC's headquarters. Ontario Specialty Contracting acquired a Buffalo building for $2 million. The building is located at 343 Elk St., Buffalo.

As the number of historic commercial buildings on Buffalo’s East Side radials continues to dwindle, an ornate building at 339 Genesee Street is in for some investment. Glenn Belton, Sr.