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Buffalo State president Jennifer L.

Burris and several alumnae were honored on Business First’s Power 200 Women list for boosting local business and cultural growth + Burris ranked 39th among top female leaders.

M&T Bank is giving away over 50,000 Bills-themed magnets at its Western New York and Rochester branches today + recipients can visit a branch for a free magnet while supplies last.

Art Wheaton from Cornell in Buffalo analyzed why trade and tariff talks between the U.S. and Canada broke down.

He explained that the stalled negotiations might affect local businesses + jobs, prompting closer local watch on cross-border trade.

Fleet heads & local business leaders will gather for the Snow & Ice Conference in Buffalo as organizers invite sign-ups for the event, which aims to address seasonal fleet challenges.

More details on timing and venue are expected from the organizers soon.

University at Buffalo researchers won two 2026 R&D 100 Awards for a sensor & AI method that measures recycled plastic in commercial products.

The awards recognize innovative research that can boost sustainable production in the region.

Buffalo School Board approved a new contract with the NFTA to avert a tougher alternative + board members said they felt strong-armed by the transit agency during decision making.

FDA approved a new pancreatic cancer pill, daraxonrasib, yesterday and doctors at Roswell Park — a trial site — helped lead the study.

The pill nearly doubled patient survival and will cost about $39,800 for a one-month supply.

The Zach Liberatore Foundation and Colton’s Journey to Liberation (two nonprofit groups) offer support for those facing addiction and mental illness and work to change local stigma.

Their efforts provide vital resources to improve mental health awareness in the community.

WBEN's Tom Puckett shared a fan's tip for new stadium goers to explore key aspects of the new Highmark Stadium during today’s broadcast (Aug.

27).