An arrest has been made in the double homicide of two men well known in the LGBTQ+ community in Buffalo’s Allentown district. Prosecutors say the suspect did not know the victims.

A beloved gay couple described as prominent members of the Buffalo’s art and LGBTQ+ communities were found dead in their home this week, officials said.

The LGBTQ+ community is mourning after the deaths of two men in Western New York. WIVB reports Michael “Mickey” Harmon, co-owner of The Good Stuff gallery in Buffalo, and his partner Jordan Celotto, ...

Since the devastating news, many Western New York groups and people have also ... That fearless spirit and unwavering ...

The Buffalo arts and LGBTQ+ ... Their tragic passing has shaken Allentown to its core, with ripple effects spiraling outward into all Western New York communities. Mickey Harmon did not like ...

The Allentown district of Buffalo, New York was made a local historic district in 1978 and a portion of it was listed on the National Register of Historic Places in 1980. Until now, there have ...

The Buffalo Police Department said they’ve arrested and charged a 34-year-old man in connection to a double homicide in which ...

Neighbors in the Allentown and Johnson Park neighborhoods who live next to the dilapidated buildings are wondering where the ...

Allentown's streetwear staple, Trend Up, is celebrating its ninth anniversary. Founded by Buffalo native Giovanni Centurione, ...

BUFFALO, N.Y. (WIVB) — The community shared an outpouring of condolences on Wednesday after prominent Allentown artists ... Western New York. “Mickey had boundless energy.

Police discovered Michael "Mickey" Harmon, 40, and Jordan Celotto, 37, dead in the basement of their Buffalo home on Tuesday, officials said.

"We join the entire Western New York community as we mourn the ... They simply made the Buffalo, and specifically the Allentown community, where they called home, a better place for everyone.