Now with more vaccines becoming readily available and COVID-19 restrictions easing workers here in the Buffalo area are getting ready to head back to the office.

A well-known area pizza chain is putting its focus on honoring those who’ve spent the last year fighting through the COVID-19 pandemic.

At first, people were cautious, even worried about the COVID vaccines...but as the rollout continued, people we knew were getting vaccinated, with minimal side-effects. Vaccinations appeared to be safe, and even a popular idea. The demand surged.

With Western New York and the Country, in general, approaching the one-year mark of the pandemic social distancing, zoom calls, and virtual classrooms are taking a toll on mental health.

Chuki Naylor remembers the day she heard the diagnosis of autism for her then two-year-old son Dante and said it was like having the life knocked out of her. “You have dreams and goals and aspirations attached to your perfect Gerber baby and in that moment she said he has special needs, all of those dreams felt like they died.” In...

There is a new medication that could treat coronavirus-positive patients in the works that could be a game-changer, Fox News medical contributor Dr. Marc Siegel revealed Sunday on "Fox & Friends Weekend."

The Annual Hospice and Palliative Care Buffalo Spring Bouquet sale is underway through March 13th with some modifications this year due to social distancing protocols.

Erie County is partnering with Pegula Sports and Entertainment to open KeyBank Center’s Lexus Club as a distribution point for vaccines to qualifying individuals becoming the County's third.

It was ten years ago, Mike Wilson was the head Coach of the Pembroke Girl's Basketball Team when a player came to him with the idea of raising money for cancer.

The Buffalo Public Schools have taken the next step in their phased re-opening plan.

After a very challenging year for local travel agencies, there is finally hope that a sense of normalcy is returning.

Buffalo Marathon's fundraising events have raised over $61,000 for cardiac programs at Buffalo General Medical Center/Gates Vascular Institute, since the beginning of February, and they're less than halfway to their goal.