Buffalo News Highlights: From Health Hurdles to Stadium Sidewalks

Parkinson’s Patients React to Insurer Cut

Patients with Parkinson’s feel let down when a major insurer stops covering boxing therapy—a treatment many say helps them stay active. The move sparks debate about the value of alternative therapies in chronic disease care.

E‑Bike Enthusiasts Push Back on New Safety Limits

In the northeast, e‑bike enthusiasts argue new safety limits are too strict. The City of Tonawanda and surrounding towns have introduced rules to curb risks, but riders say the restrictions hamper mobility and limit their everyday use of electric bikes and scooters.

Legal Closure for Buffalo Diocese

The Buffalo Diocese is nearing the end of a six‑year bankruptcy case that settled child‑abuse claims for $326 million.

Lancaster Driver Faces Trial

A Lancaster driver accused of killing two passengers must face trial after an appellate court reversed a dismissal that had cited improper evidence use.

Erie County Eyes Sidewalks Near Bills Stadium

Infrastructure updates hint at future improvements. Erie County is considering sidewalks along key roads around the new Bills stadium, a project that could start as early as next year. The proposal aims to make the area safer and more walkable for fans and residents alike.

State Politics: Fundraising Moves

• Gov. Kathy Hochul returned over $1.7 million in donations to her re‑election campaign.
• Her opponent adds money to his own war chest.

Experts Warn Against Permanent Daylight‑Saving Time

Health and sleep concerns could affect everyday life if permanent daylight‑saving time is adopted.