New York Governor Kathy Hochul was in Buffalo Saturday morning to encourage voters to hit the polls ahead of Tuesday’s election. WIVB News 4 cameras were there and also caught up with all three mayoral candidates for their final pitches to voters.

As the cold air arrives, the Buffalo Common Council is waiting on the city’s snow plan from the mayor’s office. WBEN asked the candidates what that plan would look like if they were in office:

Three candidates vying to become Buffalo's next mayor faced off in a debate at St. Joseph's Collegiate Institute in Tonawanda Thursday.

Mayor Andre Dickens is looking to win another four years in the office he’s held since 2022. He faces three opponents, including an LGBTQ advocate, a former police officer and a community organizer. A candidate needs to win a majority to avoid a runoff.

With Election Day approaching, 7 News is taking the time to sit down with each of the Buffalo mayoral candidates one-on-one. Democrat Sean Ryan joined Voices on.

James Gardner (Republican and Conservative), and Michael Gainer (Independent, Restore Buffalo) exchanged verbal blows Thursday at a student-hosted debate at St. Joseph’s Collegiate Institute. The forum addressed top issues,

An upcoming Mayoral Candidates Food Forum builds off of the first one held in June, by asking Buffalo’s Mayoral Candidates to listen to residents’ food-related experiences and to share their specific plans to foster fair food access for all in the city.

BUFFALO, N.Y. (WIVB) — The three men running for Buffalo mayor are speaking out and raising concerns, calling for accountability over how the D.J. Granville crash was handled that night by police. This comes about a week after the special prosecutor on ...

Buffalo police are investigating a shooting that occurred on Lathrop Street near Broadway early Saturday morning.

We spoke to the Buffalo mayoral candidates on Monday who reacted after 4 people were shot in two separate shootings during the overnight hours of Halloween.