Good morning, Buffalo.

GLYS WNY will move into 810 Main St. in Allentown to serve as its new headquarters and Pride Center of WNY (the former Oxford Pennant building offers 8,000 sqft office, 5,000 sqft manufacturing space, and 25 parking spots) with fundraising underway.

The KeyBank Foundation is offering a $300,000 grant to the Boys & Girls Clubs of Buffalo today to enhance staffing and programs.

That funding will expand services for local youth and families.

Jen Butera from Buffalo Animal Shelter said the shelter is under strain as it reaches capacity with more animals needing care.

Shelter staff are evaluating options to secure additional resources and ease the load on their services.

A social media invitation brought the Jonas Brothers to Tonawanda Bowling Center today where they bowled, purchased equipment, and snapped photos while visitors watched.

The band— popular since the 2000s— later mentioned the alley during a concert, giving the family-owned center extra spotlight.

Parents and community members voiced their concerns about the proposed BPS school closure plan at a local meeting in Buffalo — officials will review the feedback before making a final decision.

The Zemsky family has revealed renderings for a $50M Larkinville development that will include a hotel, apartments, event space, and playground.

The project will move forward after approvals and is set to reshape the neighborhood.

UB junior Nicc Williams nearly quit the triple jump before breaking his school record, thanks to encouragement from his coach.

He now trains with a tight jumps group and balances his athletic efforts with double major studies in political science and media study.