He has learned the music but not the lingo. Keith Miller is perhaps the only opera singer who can talk about “running an aria” the way a fullback talks about running for daylight — as he used to do, before he called an audible on his football career.

“How do you move a 2,000-pound bison? ” a rider on a horse next to me asked. The punch line to this joke: “You don’t. ” Buffaloes don’t herd…

The co-pilot of the commuter plane that crashed last February near Buffalo said shortly before takeoff that she felt so ill that …

A new transcript of the cockpit voice recorder shows copilot Rebecca Shaw didn’t want to pay for a hotel. Testimony has shown the pilots made critical errors before the Feb. 12 crash, which killed 50.

The copilot in February’s airline crash that killed 50 people in upstate New York complained to the flight’s captain that she felt ill and would have skipped the flight but didn’t want to pay for a hotel room, according to a new cockpit voice recorder transcript.

New cockpit voice recorder transcript reveals pilots’ discussion before flight.

The co-pilot of a commuter plane that hit a house outside Buffalo in February complained to the flight’s captain that she felt ill and would have skipped the flight but didn’t want to stay in a hotel room, according to a new cockpit voice recorder transcript released Monday. The crash killed all 49 aboard and one person on the ground.

Coach Dick Jauron was in the midst of discussing the electric quality Terrell Owens’ presence brings to the Buffalo Bills when, as if on cue, a roar of cheers and shrieks erupted from the other side of the field.

Bush considered sending US troops into Buffalo suburb to arrest terror suspects, paper says

WASHINGTON — The Bush administration in 2002 considered sending U.S. troops into a Buffalo, N.Y., suburb to arrest a group of terror suspects in what would have been a nearly unprecedented use of military power, the New York Times reported. Vice President Dick Cheney and several other Bush advisers at the time strongly urged that the military be used to apprehend men who were suspected of plotting with al Qaeda, who later became known as the Lackawanna Six, the Times reported on its Web site Friday night. It cited former administration officials who spoke on condition of anonymity. The proposal …

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He didn’t love Beth Cooper. At least, he won’t cop to her name.