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The Niagara University community continues to mourn the devastating loss of sophomore hockey player Bradly “Burdy” Burden whose life was cut short in a violent early-morning crash in Niagara Falls–an accident investigators say unfolded with catastrophic force and left behind heartbreak stretching from Western New York to his hometown more than 4,000 miles away in Alaska.      The following information is based on information that has been publicly reported and law enforcement

LISTEN TO POLICE AUDIO BELOW Law enforcement received a call around 12:30pm on December 22nd regarding a medical emergency at Niagara University's Dwyer Arena. The 911 caller said that a 79-year-old male slipped on the ice at Dwyer Arena, slamming his head on the ice, and could not feel his extremeties. An ALS Priority response was recommended. No further information is available at this time. These are merely allegations and should not be taken as fact. LISTEN TO FULL AUDIO

Chef Dan Drees from Niagara University emerged victorious in a recent culinary competition that tasked chefs with crafting outstanding...

Our thoughts and prayers go out to 68-year-old Emily J. Neal, from the Town of Niagara, who was found deceased at the Niagara University...