Buffalo, N.Y. (WBEN) - What first started as a dare has now become a tradition for one Buffalo native, and it's even evolved into an event for charity to benefit one local organization.

Sacred Storm and Oglala Sioux Tribe team up to provide 18,000 pounds of free buffalo meat to the Rapid City Native community.

As the buffalo were exterminated, Tribes suffered forced relocations onto reservations, lost prosperity, and starvation.

Gov. Kathy Hochul of New York, an unabashed fan of the Buffalo Bills, was perhaps never more popular than on Sunday in ...

For the Buffalo native, being a cheerleader for the Bills was "a dream come true." The former Jill, who says she was not involved in the lawsuit that came nearly a decade after her time on the ...

A native of Stirling is now in the Buffalo Sabres Hall of fame. 56 year old Rob Ray received the honour before Buffalo’s game against Nashville. The man known as a tough guy nearly broke into tears as ...

Montana's lawsuit against Yellowstone's bison plan contradicts park scientists' research on population sustainability and habitat impact. Conservation concerns mount.

Plans to bring pro soccer to Buffalo were announced in March 2024. Marlette, a Buffalo native who most recently served as the general manager of a professional soccer team in Omaha, announced an ...

Quincy Garvin, who moved west 15 years ago to pursue his dreams in the entertainment field, is no stranger to tragedy as a ...