environment

Lancaster's Plum Bottom Creek and Cayuga Creek received over 357,000 gallons of raw sewage in a single day — and both of those creeks feed directly into the city of Buffalo.

A mind-boggling number has emerged from Cheektowaga, sparking questions about our local wastewater systems and their ability to handle nature's might.

This summer, Buffalo's credit rating has taken a hit, but it's the sewage system that’s really making waves in the community.

The issue is in effect immediately for Western New York, Central New York, Eastern Lake Ontario and the Adirondack region. Central New York was added after the initial advisory on Sunday morning.

New York State's second largest city has had an issue with lead and it's water system for years, now it seems that the local schools are being impacted as well.

The company will rely on nuclear power to keep its AI systems up and running while also backing the construction of new reactors.

Like many older cities in America, New York State's second largest cities have a lot of lead water lines and is now in the process of replacing them.

Mirrors are great, but what do you do when you need to get rid of one in New York? Are there "rules" that need to be followed?

October is National Energy Awareness Month. So when it comes to conserving energy, how "Green" is Buffalo? They might have ranked higher than you think.

Lewis Pugh, a 53-year-old endurance swimmer, successfully completed a remarkable 315 mile journey down a New York river in the name of environmental awareness.