A new contract announced on Wednesday will keep the home of the Buffalo Sabres known as KeyBank Center for more than a decade ...

Buffalo, N.Y. (WBEN) - Erie County Executive Mark Poloncarz is sounding the alarm on President Trump’s budget proposal — warning of devastating consequences for the county. According to ...

Erie County Executive Mark C. Poloncarz is accused of grabbing and restraining a 53-year-old woman Saturday in a Buffalo police domestic incident report. No charges were filed in the incident ...

Erie County Executive Mark Poloncarz is in the spotlight after an affidavit became public. The affidavit details events on January 29th when a process server went to Poloncarz’s house with a ...

Erie County Executive Mark Poloncarz said Tuesday that he expects some form of Covid-19 to be around forever – but not the pandemic restrictions.

Local News Poloncarz addresses woman's allegation that he threatened to shoot her The Erie County Executive denied the allegation and limited his comments due to 'pending litigation.' ...

BUFFALO, N.Y. (WIVB) — Erie County Executive Mark Poloncarz and Republican candidate Chrissy Casilio sparred over Poloncarz’s response to the December 2022 blizzard, with the challenger askin… ...

Poloncarz further said: "I've talked to the governor, I've talked to others. I don't want to see Collins closed. I'm hopeful it's not, but it could be on the chopping block." ...

BUFFALO, N.Y. (WKBW) — In a sworn affidavit, a woman tasked with serving court paperwork to Erie County Executive Mark Poloncarz says the county executive threatened to shoot her.

That full statement reads: "In today's inaugural speech, Mark Poloncarz refused an opportunity to unify this community. Instead, he stoked further division and pointed fingers at the past.

MARK POLONCARZ: Thank you, Michel. This is something that you would wish on no one. And I hope no other community in the United States has to deal with what we're dealing with today.

BUFFALO, N.Y. — Mark Poloncarz said he wasn’t being disingenuous when detailing what he knew and when he knew it. The Erie County executive explained he wasn’t trying to shroud facts by ...