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Chautauqua County Fair Kicks Off Week Of Events With A ‘Bang’
DUNKIRK – The 138th annual Chautauqua County Fair kicked off a week of events with a “bang” Monday morning. County Fair Director Dave Wilson said the Civil War-Era cannon symbolizes more than just the start …
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One Killed In Crash With Diesel Tanker
ELLINGTON – One person was killed after a diesel tanker hit a Jeep Grand Cherokee early Friday morning on Route 83 in the Town of Ellington, according to Ellington Fire Department Chief Stephen Rexford. Rexford …
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Wassel Vows To Keep Fighting The SAFE Act, Restoring His Pistol Permit
MAYVILLE – Ben Wassel, basking in a victory against New York State and the SAFE Act, told WNYNewsNow that he has only begun to fight and is working to help others while also fighting to …
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Happy Independence Day! Here’s A Updated List Of Fireworks Displays
Happy Independence Day! Here’s a list of fireworks displays and other festivities happening this week in celebration of the holiday. Fireworks THURSDAY 7/4: Bemus Point @ 10 p.m. City of Dunkirk Pier and Memorial Park …
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Mayville Independence Day Parade Kicks Off Day Of Celebration
MAYVILLE – The annual Mayville Independence Day parade kicked off a day of celebration in the village Thursday. The parade, traveling down Rt. 394 at 10 a.m., is followed by a day of activities, events, …
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Jamestown FBI Agent To Become Fredonia University Police Chief
FREDONIA – An FBI Special Agent in Jamestown will be leaving the bureau to become the Chief of Police at the State University of New York at Fredonia. In an announcement Monday the university said …
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Bridge Replacement Work Starts Today
JAMESTOWN – Roadwork in Jamestown’s Brooklyn Square continues Monday with the closure of the Harrison Street Bridge over the Chadakoin River. The bridge was open early Monday morning as road crews started work on the …
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Police Stepping Up Patrols For Holiday In New York State
ALBANY – State and local police are targeting reckless, aggressive and impaired drivers in New York during the Fourth of July holiday. New York State Police Superintendent Keith Corlett says troopers will be increasing patrols …
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WNYNewsNow Mobile App Tops 1,000 Downloads
JAMESTOWN – Summer is here, and we are proud to announce that our mobile app has surpassed 1,000 downloads. According to analytics, 1,129 people have downloaded WNYNewsNow’s exclusive mobile app just six months following its …
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New York To Curtail Use Of Solitary Confinement In Prisons
ALBANY – New York is going to restrict the use of solitary confinement in state prisons, despite failing to pass legislation that would have prohibited putting a prisoner in isolation for more than 15 consecutive …
