A Bills Player Had the Saltiest Postgame Interview After Losing to the Patriots C.J. Gardner-Johnson did not hold back after the Bills suffered a surprising loss at home to the Patriots on Sunday. Sports Illustrated · 13h ago
Artists built 40 life-size bison and paraded them through New York City In September 2026, a herd of 40 life-size bison puppets walked through various locations in New York City. The puppets were created by Ukwanda Puppets and involved the collaboration of over 100 volunteer puppeteers. Each puppet required three performers to operate and depict the herd's movements. Accompanying the procession were… The Times of India · Sep 30
Wyoming, Utah and Arizona Among 14 States Sharing $11.2 Million for Rural Residencies, but Doctors Are Years Away HHS awarded $11.2 million to plan 15 rural medical residencies in 14 states. Here is where the money goes and when new doctors may arrive. Medical Daily · Sep 29
AOC Might Be Laying Foundation For A Potential 2028 Senate Campaign: Report AOC recently made several appearances in upstate New York, fueling speculation that she could be targeting Chuck Schumer's seat, rather than seek to be the next president. International Business Times · Sep 28
Mike Vrabel Voices 'Very High Concern' After New England Patriots Suffer Heavy Loss to Jaguars Mike Vrabel said his concern was 'very high' after New England's 35–6 defeat by Jacksonville, as turnovers, penalties and poor red-zone execution left the Patriots 1–2. International Business Times UK · Sep 28
Arizona black couple at Buffalo Chip ignored for 15 mins. Then staff suspiciously ask for their American Express credit card before serving them The Arizona AG's office got involved We Got This Covered · Sep 24
Three Bold Predictions for Bills-Lions on ‘Thursday Night Football’ Include a Lot of Touchdowns Week 2 in the NFL begins with the Bills welcoming the Lions to Buffalo for their first game at the new Highmark Stadium. Sports Illustrated · Sep 17
NFL Week 2 Schedule 2026: Ranking All 16 Games From Worst to Best Week 2 includes three games between 1–0 teams, five intradivision bouts and a marquee matchup at Buffalo’s new Highmark Stadium. Sports Illustrated · Sep 17
Buffalo transformed a 264-acre dump in 1976; 50 years later, 260+ bird species are recorded In 2026, Buffalo's Tifft Nature Preserve proudly commemorates its 50th anniversary, evolving from a former landfill into a 264-acre ecological haven. The tireless restoration work has resulted in stunning wetlands, lush woodlands, and diverse wildlife ecosystems. Home to 260+ bird species, the preserve encourages exploration through its accessible trails while… The Times of India · Sep 17
Priced Out of the Big City? These Smaller Housing Markets Are Heating Up For buyers who have watched big-city home prices sprint far beyond their budgets, smaller housing markets are starting to look a lot more interesting. The catch is that affordability attracts people, and when enough buyers chase the same relatively affordable homes, yesterday’s bargain can become tomorrow’s bidding war. Everybody Loves Your Money · Sep 15
Roosevelt took oath in a friend's library in 1901; 125 years later, the ceremony was reenacted On September 14, 1901, Theodore Roosevelt became US president in the library of Ansley Wilcox’s Buffalo home after William McKinley died. For the 125th anniversary, the Theodore Roosevelt Inaugural Site recreate the ceremony in the same room. Actor Joe Wiegand portray Roosevelt, arriving in Buffalo by train before taking the… The Times of India · Sep 15
U.S. tennis star Jessica Pegula’s dad is also heavily invested in sports—he owns the NFL's Buffalo Bills and has a $9.3 billion net worth Jessica Pegula is chasing tennis’s No. 1 ranking and her first Grand Slam title while building her own legacy coming from a billionaire family. Fortune · Sep 5
Democrats demand DHS documents in investigation into Rohingya refugee’s death Lawmakers condemn agency for ‘obstructing the pursuit of justice’ over death of nearly blind Nurul Amin Shah Alam The Guardian - US · Sep 4
Buffalo Becomes Epicenter of ICE Crackdown in Upstate New York as Arrests Surge The Department of Homeland Security said this week that Operation Rotten Apple in New York resulted in 2,197 arrests statewide between July 27 and Aug. 29. Data reveals Buffalo ICE arrests are on track to rise 69%, with up to 89% targeting non-criminal immigrants despite federal claims of focusing on… Latin Times · Sep 4
The Guardian - US · Aug 31 ‘Revenge of the Rust belt’: Starbucks film-maker on Baristas vs Billionaires Director Mark Mori followed coffee chain workers’ struggle to unionize: ‘These young kids are so inspirational’
The Times of India · Aug 31 A man who grew up poor and fatherless and barely finished high school went on to open 54 Burger King restaurants across three US states; his foundation has since donated more than $2 million John Gullo’s story of overcoming a poor, fatherless childhood in a rough Italian neighborhood of Buffalo, New York to becoming a successful businessman and philanthropist is a true American success story. According to a Fox Business report, Gullo, now 82, built a career around Burger King, eventually opening 54 restaurants…
The Economic Times · Aug 26 In 1867, Canada got new province named after Lake Ontario, over 150 years later iconic water body bordering New York and Toronto becomes center of Donald Trump trade tariffs, geo-political attention The U.S.-Canada border stretches across the water between Lake Ontario's northern and southern shores. The body of water forms much of New York State's coastline and separates Buffalo from Toronto, the capital of the province of Ontario.
The Economic Times · Aug 25 In late 1990s, a Buffalo physicist proposed using shock waves to detect plastic land mines costing as little as $1. Years later, the idea remains a striking approach to a detection problem that defeats metal detectors Plastic land mines are difficult to find because metal detectors may miss them entirely. Researchers at the University at Buffalo explored a different approach using weak shock waves sent through soil. Their computer simulations showed that buried objects could send back distinctive acoustic signals. Those reflected waves may reveal an…
International Business Times UK · Aug 23 What Happened to Ed Oliver's Son? Here's How Bills Star's 2-Year-Old Died After Pool Incident Buffalo Bills star Ed Oliver is grieving after his two-year-old son died following a pool incident near Houston, with police and the team confirming key details.
The Guardian - US · Aug 23 Browns QB Deshaun Watson laments ‘disrespectful’ booing by team’s own fans Browns quarterback Deshaun Watson has called the booing he heard from the team’s own fans during Saturday’s home loss to Buffalo ‘personal’
Saving Advice · Aug 18 3 Buffalo-Area Nursing Homes to Pay $9 Million After Admitting Medicaid and Medicare Fraud Three nursing homes in the Buffalo, New York region will pay a combined $9 million to settle allegations that they submitted tens of thousands of...
The Independent UK · Aug 14 Trio of ‘tomb raiders’ stole heirlooms left in cemeteries in at least nine states, cops say Florida police are on the hunt for the suspects who have allegedly hit cemeteries as far northeast as Buffalo, New York
The Times of India · Aug 13 In 2022, Buffalo completed the first emerald shiner passage on the Niagara River; four years later, baffles are being extended along another 700 feet of seawall The city of Buffalo is enhancing a fish passageway to facilitate the journey of emerald shiners to Lake Erie. By installing steel baffles along the seawall, this initiative aims to mitigate strong currents. This effort is part of a significant multi-million-dollar restoration project for the Niagara River Area, alongside transforming…
The Independent UK · Jul 30 Australia launches proceedings against Telegram over terrorist content Australia’s internet commissioner alleges some of the content hosted on platform includes material related to Christchurch and Buffalo attacks as well as Isis beheading
The Economic Times · Jul 30 Australia begins legal action against Telegram over alleged pro-terror material after Russia's charges on Durov Australia's internet regulator has begun legal action against Telegram. This action targets alleged failings to remove pro-terror posts from the platform. The regulator cited videos linked to Christchurch and Buffalo terror attacks. Telegram faces potential civil penalties of up to fifty-four point six million Australian dollars. The messaging app has…