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Hundreds of classic cars rolled through Buffalo last month, but the real engine behind the event was getting men screened for prostate cancer.

Hood Taste of Buffalo found a new home after seven years of celebrating the city's underrepresented food vendors and creators.

From Niagara Square to Porter Avenue, the streets of Buffalo's West Side came alive with music, floats, and thousands of proud participants.

Blue ribbons, fair rides, fried dough, and a summer calendar packed with reasons to get outside in Western New York.

For 37 years, Buffalo has been keeping the spirit of a legendary jazz club alive, and over 5,000 people showed up to prove it still matters.

It's not the people inside the bars causing trouble on Chippewa. That's coming straight from the owner of one of the district's most well-known spots.

Syracuse was the only stop in all of New York State, which made Saturday night feel like something the crowd knew they couldn't miss.

Dozens of entrepreneurs packed into the Statler on a Saturday — and what they walked away with goes well beyond a business card.

Two sisters on Welwyn Circle are squeezing lemons, baking cookies, and quietly doing something pretty good for kids across Buffalo.

We had our photographers roaming throughout Sahlen Field and you can check here for the pics we snapped.

This weekend, Buffalo came alive with the spirit of Juneteenth, celebrating 50 years of freedom and resilience in a heartfelt community gathering.

Buffalo is about to spotlight its rich heritage and ongoing fight for equality. This anniversary celebration will be a heartfelt tribute to those who paved the way.