Jeff Preval

1 month ago | wivb.com | Jeff Preval

BUFFALO, N.Y. (WIVB) — The City of Buffalo has condemned an apartment building in Allentown due to unsafe living conditions. Tenants there have been forced to relocate — and some of those tenants are calling for action. News 4 has heard from some tenants off camera who are not happy about being forced to move out and that previous owners have let the building decay. City inspectors said the building is missing fire-rated assemblies and smoke detectors, and that it’s not safe.

1 month ago | yahoo.com | Jeff Preval

BUFFALO, N.Y. (WIVB) — The City of Buffalo has condemned an apartment building in Allentown due to unsafe living conditions. Tenants there have been forced to relocate — and some of those tenants are calling for action. News 4 has heard from some tenants off camera who are not happy about being forced to move out and that previous owners have let the building decay. City inspectors said the building is missing fire-rated assemblies and smoke detectors, and that it’s not safe.

1 month ago | wivb.com | Jeff Preval

BUFFALO, N.Y. (WIVB) — The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) released new numbers on how many laser strikes pilots reported to the agency last year. The new data comes at a time when flight anxiety is high after major airline crashes that took place in recent months. Shining a bright light at an aircraft can affect pilots’ vision. Pilots reported nearly 13,000 laser strikes to the FAA last year, which is a 3% drop from 2023. The FAA said the numbers are still too high — dangerously high.

1 month ago | yahoo.com | Jeff Preval

BUFFALO, N.Y. (WIVB) — The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) released new numbers on how many laser strikes pilots reported to the agency last year. The new data comes at a time when flight anxiety is high after major airline crashes that took place in recent months. Shining a bright light at an aircraft can affect pilots’ vision. Pilots reported nearly 13,000 laser strikes to the FAA last year, which is a 3% drop from 2023. The FAA said the numbers are still too high — dangerously high.

1 month ago | wivb.com | Jeff Preval

COLLINS, N.Y. (WIVB) — When a family in the Southtowns had water gushing into their basement for months, they called for action. It turned out that a drainage project from the Town of Collins directly contributed to the flooding of homes near the town hall. It has been a rough winter for folks impacted. Flooding all winter long — that’s what the Butcher family said it had to endure after the Town of Collins worked on a drainage project right outside of the family’s home.