WKBW Buffalo
Buffalo, NY · English · TV & web
A local news outlet based in Buffalo, New York, covering community events, politics, and regional issues with a focus on Western New York. It reports on a range of topics including mental health, education, and local government.
- 4/day · 7-day avg
- Top beat: Society
- Tracked since 2026
- 4 Buffalo, NY peers
Latest stories
- Buffalo's Ladies First project celebrates women in hip-hop at Silo City in 4th annual eventBuffalo's 4th annual Ladies First project celebrated women in hip-hop at Silo City, expanding the event with performers, visual artists, and 12 honorees recognized for their contributions.
- Dinner for Champions: Buffalo cancer survivors gather for elegant night of connection and hopeBuffalo cancer survivors and their families attended an elegant dinner event called Dinner for Champions on National Cancer Survivor Day, hosted by Jes Breathe, a local nonprofit. The event featured storytelling and connections, with a follow-up walk and ride planned for August 23 to raise cancer awareness.
- 'Rooted in Pride': Buffalo Community Turns Out for Annual ParadeThousands attended the annual Buffalo Pride Parade on Elmwood Avenue, celebrating the theme 'Rooted in Pride' with rainbow flags, floats, and community unity.
- ‘Rough start to the warmer weather’: Councilwoman Everhart kicks off Gun Violence Awareness MonthBuffalo Councilwoman Zeneta Everhart started Gun Violence Awareness Month with a cookout at MLK Park, but a shooting occurred hours before the event, highlighting ongoing concerns about rising gun violence in the area.
- 'Really means a lot to me': Hamburg has quietly become behind-the-scenes hub for Broadway toursA Hamburg production facility has become a key hub for Broadway tours, supplying sets, costumes, and equipment for national shows, including those at Shea's. The company, NETworks Presentations, relocated its operations to Western New York, creating jobs and supporting theatrical productions across the country.
- Community reflects on environmental victory after five years since Tonawanda Coke smokestacks came downCommunity members in Tonawanda, New York, gathered five years after the Tonawanda Coke smokestacks were demolished to celebrate an environmental victory and discuss future development of the site.
- 'Celebrating our heritage': Buffalo Greekfest returns with food, culture and communityBuffalo Greekfest returned to the Annunciation Greek Orthodox Church for a weekend of music, food, dancing, and family activities, celebrating Greek heritage and community. The 48th-year event continues through Sunday.
- Ralph Wilson Park construction enters phase two as opening pushed to 2027Ralph Wilson Park construction in Buffalo has entered phase two, with the park's opening delayed to 2027 due to liability concerns and landscaping needs.
- More than just cooking: FeedMore WNY program helps rural residents fight food insecurityFeedMore WNY offers nutrition education programs to help rural residents prepare healthy meals on a budget amid rising grocery prices.
- 'I love it': Special Spaces WNY completes bedroom transformation for Clarence boy battling cancerA 12-year-old boy with cancer in Clarence, New York, received a dream bedroom makeover from the nonprofit Special Spaces WNY, which also celebrated its 150th such transformation. The room features galaxy-themed elements and Minecraft-inspired details.
- Girl Scout launches drive to support Western New York guinea pig rescueA fourth-grader is organizing a supply drive for a Western New York guinea pig rescue as part of her Girl Scout Bronze Award project, aiming to raise awareness about proper guinea pig care.
- 'Makes us so happy': Buffalo Greek Festival 2026 kicks off Queen City's festival seasonThe 48th Annual Buffalo Greek Festival started on June 5, 2026, at the Annunciation Greek Orthodox Church, featuring Greek culture, food, music, and new additions like lamb and gluten-free desserts. The event runs through June 7 and includes activities for 20,000 guests, serving as the church's main fundraiser.
- Buffalo removes residency requirement for lifeguards in recruitment pushBuffalo is removing the residency requirement for lifeguard applicants to address staffing shortages and open more pools this summer.
- 'A bright light for the community': St. Mark's School expanding campusSt. Mark's School in North Buffalo is expanding by converting a vacant rectory into educational space, including new classrooms and a music program, as part of a $1.25 million project.
- 40th annual Torch Run honors fallen officers while supporting Special Olympics athletesThe 40th annual Law Enforcement Torch Run in Buffalo honored fallen officers and raised funds for Special Olympics athletes, emphasizing inclusion and support.