Sweet People

Dozens of Western New Yorkers donned masks and gathered outside of Hospice Buffalo Saturday afternoon in support of an 11-year-old

COVID-19 has left a shortage of many items, but one that medical professionals cannot due without is masks. Kaleida Health

During times of crisis, it’s a beautiful thing when the community comes together to help one another and that’s exactly

Well if this isn’t the sweetest thing you’ll see all day! Kane Brown and his wife invited Pixie Mamas Rescue

Army veteran Bob Nowakowski has been coming to the Niagara SPCA since the 90s to give treats to dogs because

For the past month, West Seneca resident Roxann Gaghich has been up to something very special. Outside of her home

Diane Nastasi of Niagara Falls has been quietly helping others for the past 10 years, but today she let us

Residents, staff and guests at the NYS Veterans Home in Batavia enjoyed a speech presented by Staff Sergeant David G.

Kids at Oishei Children’s Hospital received quite the surprise yesterday when Buffalo Bills Quarterback Josh Allen came into their rooms

Sometimes you just make one special friend who you can tell right away has a generous and loving heart. That

One minute you’re patrolling the streets and singing your favorite songs with your partner by your side, the next you’re

Williamsville native Lindsay Shookus, 38, is an accomplished woman. For the past 17 years, she’s worked for Saturday Night Live

Today is a very special boy’s birthday in heaven. His name is Sebastian Bradley and he would have been 11

Jayla walks around every day with an innocent spirit, an unconditional love for everyone and a fiery passion for life.

Ezra Castro, famously known as Pancho Billa, continues to be an inspiration to all. He turned his love and passion

Tamika Maclin’s daughter was brutally raped and murdered in 2013, but somehow, someway, she was able to turn her grief into something positive to help others experiencing sexual assault trauma. Their story here.

Giovanni Mion of Blasdell was only 11 years old when he suddenly lost his father to a stroke. Three months later he became an orphan when his mom was diagnosed with a rare flesh-eating disease that took her life.

Zach Knorr, a 7-year veteran of the United States Army and now contractor in Afghanistan, is a hero to us,