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Anderson Espinoza shook off a rough start to pitch the Orix Buffaloes to a 3-2 victory over the Hokkaido Nippon Ham Fighters. The rising ace needed just 58 pitches over five innings after struggling through the first two frames.
The Buffalo Sabres have clinched their first playoff berth since 2011, ending the longest postseason drought in NHL history. After a rough start to the season, a coaching change sparked an incredible turnaround that has fans celebrating again.
The Buffalo Sabres claimed their first playoff series victory in nearly two decades, defeating the Boston Bruins 4-1 on the road. After ending the NHL's longest postseason absence, the team's loyal fans finally have something to celebrate.
The Buffalo Sabres clinched their first playoff spot since 2011, ending the longest postseason drought in NHL history and bringing hope back to a city that never stopped believing. After 14 years of disappointment, the team and their devoted fans finally have something to celebrate.
Tapestry Charter School is celebrating 25 years of putting students first in Buffalo, New York. The innovative K-12 school has built a thriving community by focusing on the whole child, not just test scores.
A credit union just gave Roswell Park $1 million to expand its community health center in Buffalo, bringing life-saving cancer screenings and wellness programs to more neighbors. The donation will create larger spaces for education, prevention services, and events in a community that needs them most.
Roswell Park Cancer Center in Buffalo now offers adaptive radiation therapy, a breakthrough treatment that uses AI to adjust cancer treatment in real time. The technology delivers stronger doses to tumors while protecting healthy organs.
After 14 years of heartbreak, the Buffalo Sabres are finally returning to the NHL playoffs. Two team leaders chose to stay and turn it all around when others left for success elsewhere.
When a microphone glitch cut off "O Canada" before a playoff game in Buffalo, thousands of American hockey fans didn't miss a beat. They finished singing the entire Canadian anthem together, creating a moment that reminded everyone what sports can be at their best.
When the anthem singer's microphone died during O Canada, thousands of Buffalo Sabres fans jumped in to finish the song together. The heartwarming moment set the tone for a playoff game that brought neighbors together across the border.
Olympic gold medalist Hayley Scamurra returned to her hometown, sharing her medal with Buffalo Bills players who marveled at its weight and achievement. The Getzville native won gold in Milan and a pro hockey championship, all in one remarkable 2026.
Olympic gold medalist Hayley Scamurra grew up cheering for the Buffalo Bills from the stands. Now she's on the field, showing quarterback Josh Allen her gold medal and proving dreams work both ways.
Elementary and middle school students in Buffalo just presented AI-powered solutions to fix everything from cafeteria confusion to language barriers. Their ideas could change how schools across America use technology to help kids thrive.
When Winter Storm Fern left thousands powerless across the South, Buffalo volunteers packed up and headed south to help communities unfamiliar with handling ice and snow. Western New Yorkers are bringing their winter storm expertise to Tennessee and Mississippi, proving the "City of Good Neighbors" reputation extends far beyond city limits.
A 48-year-old climber is recovering safely after a specialized helicopter team successfully extracted her from Mount Buffalo's challenging terrain following an eight-meter fall. The dramatic rescue showcases the skill of Australia's alpine emergency responders.
When a winter storm canceled Buffalo's MLK Day of Service, volunteers showed up anyway to sort clothing for people in need. More helpers arrived throughout the day than organizers expected, proving bad weather couldn't stop community kindness.
Erie County just launched a $12.5 million program that will help 600 Buffalo families escape poverty through job training, cash incentives, and financial coaching. Families can earn up to $16,000 while building skills for lasting economic stability.
Scientists at the University at Buffalo discovered how a protein mutation can clear cellular traffic jams in brain cells affected by Parkinson's disease. The finding could unlock new treatments for millions living with the condition.
A Buffalo-based foundation just invested a quarter million dollars to train doctors for communities that need them most. The donation will help launch a new medical school designed to fight physician shortages in underserved areas.
A 700-kilogram buffalo with a rare blond coat has become an internet sensation in Bangladesh, attracting thousands of visitors who travel hours just to see the unique animal. The buffalo's distinctive appearance has brought unexpected joy to a farming community ahead of one of the country's most important religious celebrations.
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