Fully renovated Tops supermarket in Buffalo to reopen after moment of prayer for mass shooting victims
BUFFALO, N.Y. (WIVB) – The Tops supermarket on Jefferson Avenue in Buffalo, New York, will be reopening this Friday, just over two months since 10 people were killed in a mass shooting at the store. On May 14, 10 people at the supermarket
Read MoreTexans hit with second power conservation request this week as temperatures hit triple digits
The Lone Star State’s grid operator is asking Texans to voluntarily conserve electricity Wednesday during a major heat wave, just two days after issuing a similar warning for Monday. The Electric Reliability Council of Texas (ERCOT) issued a “conservation appeal” asking customers to reduce their electricity use 2-8 p.m. Texas time. Monday’s appeal ci
Read MoreGreg Norman knocks 'firestorm' over Saudi-backed golf tour
Former pro golfer Greg Norman is defends his newly launched professional golf tour, LIV Golf, saying the “firestorm” surrounding the Saudi-backed group isn’t fair. In an interview with USA Today published Wednesday, Norman blasted criticism of the new tour, which is in a war with the PGA, the main organizer of professional golf competitions in the United States. he noted that other leagues also do business with Saudi Arabia. “Shame on (those) who
Read More3 arrested after hate symbols left at New York synagogue, Black church
Three people were arrested after pamphlets with hate symbols were distributed at various locations in Hornell, N.Y. including a synagogue and a Black church. Aubrey Dragonetti, 31, Dylan Henry, 30 and Ryan Mulhollen, 27, were each charged with 115 counts of aggravated harassment, according to a statement from the city's police department. Police said that on July 9 and 10, o
Read MoreHealth officials: pharmacists can't deny patients abortion drugs
The Biden administration on Wednesday said retail pharmacies and pharmacists must comply with federal civil rights laws and must provide patients with the medication they were legally prescribed, even if it could be used in an abortion. The guidance to about 60,000 retail pharmacies from the Department of Health and Human Services comes amid reports of pharmacists turning away women seeking abortion medication, or even other treatments that can be used in abortions. "The Department is committed to improving maternal health—including for individuals who experi
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