Sweet Stories

A local artist reached out to us to share his amazing idea to create an elaborate “Greetings from Buffalo” mural for all to enjoy, but he needs the community’s help!

Two WNY families are extremely grateful for the kindness they received while having to stay in New York City for their children’s treatment during Fourth of July.

Local boy, Andrew Masse, teamed up with the Hamburg SWAT team during their training and he couldn’t have been more excited.

Andrew Masse, a 12-year-old boy who has been battling cancer, was surprised by Evans police and fire departments with a parade in front of his house to celebrate his birthday.

The bear was spotted making its way through resident’s backyards as far as Oliver and 16th Avenue.

A free outdoor food pantry that was created to help those in need was used as a tool to vandalize a local church, but one pastor is choosing love over hate.

This is the sweetest story you’ll read all day.

While at W.H. Rhinehart’s in Middleport, a Lockport boy received the sweetest surprise.

June 24 is the big date to support Buffalo-based show “Risky Builders” on HGTV!

A local mother who went above and beyond to find her son a kidney donor finally had her wish come true this week.

Thank you to those who allow us to continue to share the goodness of WNY! Without you, Sweet Buffalo wouldn’t be possible!

Legos and the color orange filled the room today as family and friends gathered to remember 10-year-old Sebastian Bradley of Williamsville

After a North Tonawanda High School student made a plea on social media to help her family living in a motel, community members are doing their best to offer a helping hand.

Elizabeth, a 15-year-old North Tonawanda High student, and her family are currently living in a motel. The brave teen reach out in a local Facebook group to ask for help.

A rescue story of all stories. Do you remember the poor dog who was tied to a tree near the train tracks in Niagara Falls? Well her name is Skittles and she’s had a very rough life. Eight years ago she was a death row dog in New York City who was rescued and adopted, so how did she end up here?

This story will be the best story you read all day. After two long years, a little girl from Nigeria has finally been reunited with her mom. She’s only been in Buffalo for two days, but she was welcomed with lots of gifts from her mom’s employer and strangers who reached out to help!

Sometimes all it takes is one person to show a small act of kindness to make someone’s day and in this case, it was a few people.

The dog was revived with a pet rescue oxygen mask!

A small act of solidarity and prayer might mean the world to one Williamsville family.