Claudine Ewing

1 week ago | wgrz.com | Claudine Ewing

BUFFALO, N.Y. — Buffalo police officer Daniel Candelario died due to complications from the flu after returning from a guys trip to Las Vegas, according to his widow. He was 34 years old. Dariana "Dottie" Candelario said her husband stayed at a home where there was a sick child. It was later confirmed the child had the flu. Upon returning to Buffalo, she said her husband, who never gets sick, complained that he was not well.

1 week ago | wgrz.com | Claudine Ewing

BUFFALO, N.Y. — We're approaching three years since the tragic mass shooting at the Jefferson Avenue Tops, and real progress is now being made on a permanent memorial. The 5/14 Commission says a living memorial and museum will be built right on Jefferson, to honor the victims and educate future generations on the fight against racism. There is now the 5/14 Memorial Foundation. It's an entity that will soon have  501(c)(3). Pastor Mark Blue chairs the foundation and commission.

2 weeks ago | wgrz.com | Claudine Ewing

BUFFALO, N.Y. — Cariol Horne, no stranger to the courts, is accused of approaching a Bailey Avenue scene where police had two people handcuffed on the ground in the snow. She asked the officers to get the two women off the ground and the officers asked her to step away. The confrontation then became physical. During direct examination, defense attorney Anthony Pendergrass asked Horne if she intended to strike the officers?

2 weeks ago | wgrz.com | Claudine Ewing

BUFFALO, N.Y. — Retired Buffalo Police officer Cariol Horne is on trial for her actions during the Christmas Day blizzard in 2022 on Bailey Avenue. Buffalo City Court Judge Tiffany Perry dismissed the disorderly conduct charge. The prosecution finished presenting its case on Monday with two witnesses, both Buffalo Police officers. Their last witness was officer Edward Byrd. His lengthy cross-examination at times was contentious about body camera policies and transporting suspects.

2 weeks ago | wgrz.com | Claudine Ewing

BUFFALO, N.Y. — Tommy Parzymieso, 16, was beaming with pride and joy on television during primetime on the first night of the NFL Draft. The NFL and Make-A-Wish made it possible for Tommy to announce the first pick of his favorite team, the Buffalo Bills. When the microphone was in front of him, the first thing Tommy said was, "Let's go Buffalo!" Tommy is living with Duchenne Muscular Dystrophy, a severe and progressive muscle-wasting disorder that often shortens life expectancy.