Sworn in as Buffalo's 64th mayor, Sean M. Ryan struck an optimistic tone in his inaugural address as he faces significant ...

Sean Ryan will be sworn in as the 64th Mayor of Buffalo on New Year’s Day, making history as the city’s first newly elected ...

One was a centenarian baker who was still earning ribbons at last summer’s Minnesota State Fair. Another was a state legislator whose esteemed political career was cut short by an assassin’s bullet.

From Rome, with three concerts in one, to Catanzaro with 600 square meters of Rai-branded video LED walls. There will not only be lentils and cotechino, theater shows, and cinemas but also lots ...

BUFFALO, N.Y. (WIVB) — Kleinhans Music Hall will host the Buffalo mayoral inauguration for the first time ever. Mayor-Elect Sean Ryan announced that he will hold his New Year’s Day inauguration at the ...

The return of “White Christmas” marks the end of an era for Chanhassen Dinner Theatres. Michael Brindisi, CDT’s longtime president and artistic director, died unexpectedly in February, just two days ...

Chanhassen Dinner Theatres (CDT) announced that the theatres’ leader, Michael Brindisi, passed away Wednesday, unexpectedly, after a brief illness, and days before the latest show he directed opens. A ...

In September 1601, nearly a century after the Protestant Reformation fractured Europe, an existential crisis engulfed a beleaguered Christendom: the looming threat of the Islamic Ottoman Empire. Sixty ...

For those looking to travel and explore undiscovered gems over the summer, we’ve got just the picturesque city for you, away from the maddening crowds. Nestled on a bay on the eastern coast of Italy’s ...

INDIANAPOLIS — In 2022, country-rock singer Jay Allen auditioned for NBC's "The Voice," singing "Til You Can't" by Cody Johnson. Two coaches – Gwen Stefani and Blake Shelton – turned their chairs for ...

A final recounting of this year's conference, from the annual Bizzy Awards dinner to panels on Record Store Day, startup investment, catalog acquisitions and more. By Ed Christman On the last night of ...