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We spoke with hairstylist Chelsea Schmitt from Jennifer Julia Salon on Chicago Street in Buffalo. She gave us some tips on how to keep your hair looking great while salons are closed.

After almost 100 years of swimsuits and evening gowns, Miss America is getting a makeover.

GregTranter's face lights up when he reminisces about some of the most memorable moments in buffalo sports history.

WWII veteran helping restore lost history

A small business owner said she's facing a number of challenges because of COVID-19, like cutting staff hours and hours of operation, and difficulty getting products and produce.

A 3.8 magnitude earthquake has been reported in Western New York.

Worries over construction worker shortage grows

At 7 Eyewitness News we're committed to answering as many of your COVID-19 questions every day with the help of experts.

R. Kelly arrested on sex crime charges

Rock legends Guns N' Roses will make a tour stop in Western New York this morning, visiting New Era Field in Orchard Park as part of the band's "Not In This Lifetime" tour.

A disabled U.S. Army veteran and his family have been given to the green light to move back into their home in the Town of Bennington. Flash flooding displaced Dale D’Arconte and his family more than a week ago. Water damaged his Graff Road house so badly that it was condemned and deemed unlivable by Wyoming County. The foundation, hot/drinking water tanks and furnace were ruined along with personal valuables of the family. D’Arconte’s insurance company told him, he did not have flood insurance, even though they do not live in a flood zone. It’s estimated that repairs cost about $100,000. D’Arconte lives with his wife and 19-year-old autistic son.

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Several years ago, Amanda Bernardini began selling sugar cookies out of her home. It's also where she got her first taste of being a business owner.

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It’s the AFC Championship game in Kansas City, and Bills fans who have traveled from all over the world have taken over what they call lot “x”.

School buses are soon headed back out onto the road and that means a little more traffic. First Student has been preparing their hundreds of drivers for the safest school year possible.

Districts in ‘yellow zone’ need COVID testing answers

Memorial today for Frontier senior killed in crash

Local fire chief honored

parents claim bullying after school expels student

Puddles do not belong on the baseball diamond.

Deadly officer-involved shooting

DA investigating deadly officer-involved shooting