A new law in New York state mandates that retailers with 500 or more employees nationwide have panic buttons that immediately ...

There’s an ongoing battle in Orchard Park over zoning, and it continued to play out Thursday night at a meeting held by ...

Two Cattaraugus County residents are facing federal charges related to child pornography, federal prosecutors reported ...

Patty Morin, who also testified this month before the House Judiciary Committee, was one of four witnesses at the House ...

Editorial: With the current state of distrust in the media and institutions, the sky’s the limit when it comes to ...

The House Homeland Security Committee’s ranking member has suggested that Republicans are spreading xenophobic rhetoric under ...

A California restaurant owner now has two homes and a lot of commute time, after opening a weed dispensary near the Buffalo ...

NEW YORK (AP) — Nearly 138,000 platform beds sold at major retailers including Amazon and Walmart are being recalled across the U.S. and Canada because they can collapse, posing fall and injury risks.

Walmart, the Arkansas-based retail giant, opposed the panic button element of the legislation because the company believes there's likely to be too many false alarms, according to Reuters' ...

But the bill signed by Gov. Kathy Hochul, which requires a host of safety measures to address store-based crime, was opposed by key trade groups.

In the middle of a Florida Walmart parking lot, a woman is confronted by a stranger demanding her purse. " I was pinned between the trunk and him, and then he's like, "Give me your cash," Veronica ...

You’ve heard of Panic! At The Disco—well, how about panic buttons at the Costco?