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Gendron's lawyers now have a set date for when they will meet with the Department of Justice Capital Case Committee.

As of Wednesday morning the 59th annual Eden Corn Festival looked ready to go. Jeff Winter the Corn Fest president says "We are about two-thirds set up and today is the final set-up."

Mayer Bros. Cider Mill and Bakery is now open for the season, marking Wednesday, August 2 as what they're considering their very own first day of fall.

College students are just weeks away from the start of a new semester. Smaller colleges have been struggling with declining enrollment.

Food Court Skatepark celebrated its opening with a ribbon-cutting ceremony. The five-year plan came to life at its grand opening on July 23.

Niagara Co. Fair kicks off Wednesday

Communities all across Western New York celebrate Nation Night Out Day by building relationships with law enforcement.

In a letter shared with 7 News, co-owner Eleni Konstantopulous, daughter of the late co-founder George Scouras, apologizes to staff for "the sudden closure of the restaurant" on Monday.

Aquarium of Niagara named preferred developer of property on Second Street in Niagara Falls

Samuel Herbert was approved for a loan through NeighborWorks to fix his garage, but now plans changed. The organization's interim CEO told 7 Problem Solvers she could not legally disclose why.

Towne Restaurant abruptly closes its doors for good

Finding preschool opportunities isn’t easy for families but Say Yes Buffalo is expanding its Little Scholars preschool program into four more Buffalo Public Schools.

The Town of Tonawanda is joining Buffalo, Rochester, and major cities across the country like (New York City, Yonkers, Seattle, Cleveland, Cincinnati, San Diego, Milwaukee, and Indianapolis) in the lawsuit against Kia and Hyundai.

Batavia has seen three incidents where shots were fired, with one person struck by a bullet. Tuesday, city officials released a plan to fight back.

After practice Tuesday Sports Director Matt Bové and Joe Buscaglia from The Athletic discussed their takeaways from the six practices of Buffalo Bills training camp.

Buffalo Bills offensive lineman Dion Dawkins spoke to the media on day six of training camp.

Town of Tonawanda to file lawsuit against Kia and Hyundai

Staffing shortages lead to longer wait times at the Canadian boarder

The intersection of Linden and Parkside looks a little different leaving neighbors wondering how these new lines will impact the flow of traffic.

The intersection of Linden and Parkside looks a little different leaving neighbors wondering how these new lines will impact the flow of traffic.

Just down the thruway from Buffalo, one lawmaker says she's concerned about whether her community is prepared if a blizzard ever hit Rochester.

Data obtained by the New York Civil Liberties Union and analyzed by the 7 News I-Team shows three local agencies are using drones that allegedly pose a security risk.

With his family watching his every step from the sideline, Damar Hamlin was back in pads at Buffalo Bills training camp on Monday.

A recent criminal complaint states that since January, in Western New York, there have been multiple reports of mail carriers being robbed, sometimes at gunpoint, for their keys to get into a collection box.

7 Sports director Matt Bové reviews day 5 of Buffalo Bills training camp at St. John Fisher University, including Damar Hamlin's return to pads for the first time since his cardiac arrest on the field in January. Watch Hamlin's full press conference after practice here: https://www.wkbw.com/sports/buffalo-bills/buffalo-bills-training-camp-day-5-damar-hamlin-back-in-pads-for-first-time-since-suffering-cardiac-arrest