Here's your local news at a glance for Thursday, the 6th of August.
Good morning, Buffalo.
Camp Widow, hosted by Soaring Spirits International, will hold a free one-day event on Saturday, Oct.
10 in Buffalo for widows and widowers to join workshops + social events that help rebuild supportive bonds.
A new cultural nickname, Loweisa, celebrates the Puerto Rican and Latino heritage on the Lower West Side, as local activist Alberto O.
Cappas created the name to honor the neighborhood’s history and spirit — strengthening community bonds.
Changes to the Historic Preservation Act have reduced review requirements for federal projects, leaving historic sites across Western New York exposed to impacts from energy projects and bypassed reviews — experts say this could affect sites such as the Theodore Roosevelt Inaugural and Ganondagan historic sites.
The Western New York Education Equity Task Force met Wednesday at Mount Olive Baptist Church to discuss challenges at Buffalo Public Schools after leadership changes, with parents + educators uniting for success.
They will use a parent survey at a forum on Tuesday, Aug. 12 from 5:30 to 7:30 p.m.
Buffalo’s Theodore Roosevelt Inaugural Site has not yet received its 2026 federal funds, leaving it unable to replace its HVAC and Victorian roof; Superintendent Spencer Morgan said funds are needed by the end of September as the White House reallocated maintenance money + deferred upgrades.
The state Health Department said its Medical Aid in Dying law took effect on Aug.
5, letting terminally ill residents choose medication for a peaceful end after talking with their doctor, family, and loved ones — the law includes safeguards against misuse.
A tenant in Allentown says a severe rat infestation forced her and her four-year-old daughter to leave their North Street apartment, and property managers said construction may have contributed — fumigation of the basement is planned for this weekend.
Crews are putting finishing touches on Highmark Stadium (the city’s new sports hub) as opening day nears, ensuring the venue will soon host local events.
Bills fans saw the old Highmark Stadium in Orchard Park reduced to rubble as demolition cleared the way for the new stadium, which is set to host the 'Return of the Blue and Red' scrimmage this Saturday & stir both nostalgia and excitement.
Cosmic Hockey's vice president John Cimperman will host tryouts in Buffalo on Saturday (projecting a new era for the sport) (and promising enhanced local opportunities).
Jammy Buffet: Lakes Below The Mountains Tour
7-8:30 p.m. — Town Ballroom — Ticketed event — Experience an evening of music with Jammy Buffet during their Lakes Below The Mountains Tour.
Daniel Donato Concert
7-9:30 p.m. — Town Ballroom — Tickets from $52 — Experience an electrifying evening with Daniel Donato live in Buffalo.
WWE Monday Night Raw
7:30 p.m. — KeyBank Center — Tickets available — Experience live matches and thrilling storyline segments from WWE's flagship show.
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