- Calls for discussion to lower crime in Niagara Falls
- Multiple WNY scout leaders named as sexual abusers
- Food Truck Tuesdays are Back
- WBEN Buffalo Business Report - Tuesday, April 23rd 2019
- Toy Gun Exchange Hopes to Educate Kids, Parents Alike
- Community Appears Eager for 201 Ellicott Development
- Officials Concerned About Rising Lake Ontario Levels
- Dem leaders stress more Trump probes, downplay impeachment
- Earth Day effort in Ellicott Creek Park
- Most of Rath Building Re-Opens Tuesday
- $768M Wisconsin Powerball winner 'pretty much felt lucky'
- Judge orders more sleep for San Francisco area jail inmates
- Walgreens to hike minimum age for store tobacco sales
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- Feds: Ex-CEO is first drug exec indicted in opioid crisis
- Feds: Ex-CEO is first drug exec indicted in opioid crisis
- Egypt voters approve referendum extending president's rule
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- As Sri Lanka mourns, Islamic State claims Easter bombings
With Democrats vowing to investigate President Trump but not pursue impeachment for now, where do you see the political tone heading?
January 9, 2019 (WBEN Photo/Mike Baggerman)
City of Buffalo crews rescue driver from burning plow
Private snow plow engulfed in flames
BUFFALO, N.Y. (AP) - Buffalo Mayor Byron Brown says two city employees have helped rescue a driver from a burning snow plow.
Brown tells WKBW-TV the rescue happened in north Buffalo Sunday after the private snow plow became engulfed in flames in the front.
The driver of the snow plow had a leg injury and was unable to get out on his own. Brown says two Buffalo Municipal Housing Authorities helped the driver escape.
No further information has been released.