More than 1,500 cyclists took over the Skyway and part of the 190 this weekend. But it wasn’t just about the ride — it was ...

Close to 2,000 cyclists are preparing to take part in the 11th SkyRide in Buffalo on Sunday morning. The ride will have an ...

More than 1,500 cyclists got to see Buffalo from a unique vantage point on Sunday at GoBike’s 11th annual SkyRide, where bikers rode over the Skyway. “This has been on my bucket list for a few years,” ...

Gobike’s annual SkyRide is this weekend, encouraging participants to strap on their helmets and take to the sky. The Skyway, ...

BUFFALO, N.Y. — On February 28, 2019, New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo came to the Millennium Hotel in Cheektowaga to pitch his previously announced plan to make the property tax cap permanent and to ...

"My goal is to improve the commuter experience for everybody who currently uses Route 5 and the Skyway," said Rep. Brian Higgins, D-Buffalo, who has talked about removing the roadway for years.

The Skyway is the most efficient way for those in the Southtowns to get to Buffalo. Creating a boulevard is not a solution. Rarely do people drive 55 on the Skyway and to ask them to go 40 is ...

The opening of the Buffalo Skyway in October 1955 was an occasion for celebration and rejoicing. Rising out of the city’s downtown, the massive structure crossed the Buffalo River at a height of ...

Last Tuesday, a panel of New York state and local officials announced the winning design of Governor Andrew M. Cuomo’s “Aim for the Sky” competition to reimagine the Buffalo Skyway Corridor ...

Officials released the top submissions to “Aim for the Sky: Competition to Re-Imagine the Buffalo Skyway Corridor,” Wednesday. The Buffalo Skyway Corridor Competition has challenged the nation ...

Congressman feels state DOT has not explored alternative route options. Concerned that upcoming repairs to the Buffalo Skyway may result in traffic woes for those inbound and outbound from the ...

Figure 3: This 1962 winter view of the Skyway reveals the structure’s four curves and its setting, between banks of grain elevators. Courtesy, Buffalo and Erie County Historical Society.