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‘Why would I cheat’: UB student calls for end to cheating software tool
Some University at Buffalo students are pushing back against an AI software tool some professors are using to check the accuracy of their academic work.
Allentown landlord back in housing court to answer to violations at 4 properties
The owner of four vacant, dilapidated properties in the Allentown and Johnson Park neighborhoods was back in housing court Monday to answer to longstanding housing code violations.
$102 million Bailey Avenue project in jeopardy after federal funding provision
Local businesses and city leaders speak out as long-awaited East Side investment hangs in the balance.
Family, friends hold vigil for 30-year-old Buffalo nurse killed in crash
Family and friends gathered Saturday night to remember Chelsea Hacker, a 30-year-old nurse from Buffalo who was tragically killed in a car crash earlier this month.
