Experience luxury at Niagara Falls resorts in NY with the best views. Sleep, stay, & revel in the breathtaking beauty of one of the world's natural wonders. Niagara Riverside Resort Courtyard Niagara Falls Wyndham Garden at the Falls Doubletree by Hilton Niagara Falls Seneca Niagara Resort & Casino Sheraton At The Falls Hotel The Cadence Hotel *POOL *GYM *FREE BREAKFAST Hampton Inn Niagara Falls Comfort Inn & Suites Holiday Inn Niagara Falls The Giacomo Hotel Wingate by Wyndham Niagara Falls Best of the best, right at your fingertips.

Embark on a journey through scenic paths and majestic waterfalls. Discover the beauty of Niagara Falls hiking trails, perfect for adventure seekers. Niagara Falls State Park: The Oldest State Park in the United States Niagara Falls State Park is open 365 days a year, and it's always free to walk into the Park and experience the Falls! Today, the park’s signature attraction, the majestic Niagara Falls, is the dramatic apex of the free-flowing waters of four of the Great Lakes into the Niagara River Gorge. Goat Island A small and uninhabited island in the Niagara River, located in the middle of Niagara Falls between the Bridal and Horseshoe Falls, Goat Island offers some of the most spectacular views available; especially Terrapin Point. Terrapin Point As you walk closer to Terrapin Point it becomes apparent that you’re about to see and experience something special. This must-see location can be found at the northwestern corner of Goat Island directly next to the Horseshoe Falls. Three Sisters Island Three Sisters Islands are a part of the American side of the falls. Three historic walking bridges connect the three islands, with each island having its own unique views and features. Bridal Veil Falls The Bridal Veil is similar in appearance to the American Falls except that it’s small smaller with a crest of 56 feet wide and a direct fall of 78 feet crashing onto the rock formations below. The total vertical drop is 181 feet. Whirlpool State Park Just a few miles north of Niagara Falls, this location has some of the best scenery in the region. The upper level, which is essentially street level, offers some impressive views of fast-moving rapids, the whirlpool, and the Niagara River Escarpment. Devil’s Hole State Park There’s no experience like it anywhere. Travel down a stone stairway and travel back in time millions of years as you step into the Niagara Gorge and come face-to-face with the Niagara River. Hyde Park: “The Jewel of Niagara Falls” As you drive from Niagara Falls State Park and you enter Pine Avenue, a predominantly Italian neighborhood full of restaurants, bakeries and delis for the past 100 years you eventually come upon Hyde Park. Hyde Park known by locals as the “Jewel of Niagara Falls” is located at the foot of Little Italy Niagara. Historic Town of Lewiston The Village of Lewiston, located only ten (10) minutes away from Niagara Falls, is said to be the “most historic square mile in America.” As it turns out, there are several very good reasons giving merit to the claim. For example, Lewiston was the site of the first European settlement in Western New York in 1720. Artpark: Western New York’s Premiere Destination for Music, Theater, & Arts In a picturesque and spectacular setting atop the Niagara Gorge in the Village of Lewiston, a magnificent celebration of the arts happens every summer. Buffalo Canalside / Outer Harbor Come for views and stay for the fun! Located only 25 minutes from Niagara Falls is the beautiful and always exciting Canalside in Buffalo. Canalside is the heart of Buffalo’s waterfront revitalization. It’s located in the city’s downtown corridor at the intersection of Pearl Street and Marine drive. Beaver Island State Park Only five miles south of Niagara Falls is a treasure tucked away in a secluded part of an island in the middle of the Niagara River. Beaver Island State Park is located on the south end of Grand Island along the upper Niagara River. Best of the best, right at your fingertips.

Indulge in exquisite dining experiences at Niagara Falls restaurants and cafes. Explore the best places to eat for a memorable culinary journey. DiCamillo Bakery Italian Breads & Donuts & Pizza Bar-Bill Tavern American & Bar The Como Restaurant  Italian & Deli Starbucks Coffee & Light Bites Hibbards Custard Ice Cream El Cubilete Mexican The Griffon Gastropub - Lewiston Pub Duffs Famous Wings Wings Violas Submarine Shop Subs Judy's Lounge Bar & Grill Rainforest Cafe American & Kids Specialty La Galera Mexican Restaurant Mexican Power City Eatery Sandwiches Rock Burger Burgers The Bakery Restaurant & Lounge Steakhouse & Lounge Niagara Falls Buffet Chinese Hard Rock Café American Classics & Music La Hacienda Italian Polish Nook Polish Anchor Bar: Home of the Original Buffalo Chicken Wings Wings & Italian & Bar DiCamillo Bakery Italian Breads & Donuts & Pizza Michael’s Italian Restaurant Italian Wine on Third American & Bar Wingnutz / Froth Brewing Wings & American Judas Tree Amaro Bar The SILO Restaurant American Classics & Ice Cream Red Coach Inn Restaurant American The COMO at the Airport Italian & Deli Marketside Café Diner De Dee's Dairy Ice Cream The Griffon Gastropub - Niagara Falls Pub Frankie's Donuts & Pizza Homemade Pizza & Donuts Best of the best, right at your fingertips.

A crash in the Town of Newfane left multiple people injured – including a 13-year-old child – after authorities say a driver under the influence of drugs failed to stop at an intersection. The Niagara County Sheriff’s Office reported that deputies responded around 6:16pm on April 8th to a motor vehicle accident with injuries at the intersection of Day Road and Wheeler Road. According to investigators, a 2018 Dodge Ram pickup traveling northbound on Day Road failed to stop at a stop sign and entered the intersection, colliding with a 2025 Chevrolet Equinox traveling eastbound on Wheeler Road. The impact caused the pickup truck to roll over multiple times. Authorities said the crash resulted in two passengers being ejected from the pickup, including a 13-year-old child. Investigators determined that none of the occupants in the truck were wearing seatbelts at the time of the collision. Both ejected passengers suffered serious but non-life-threatening injuries. The driver of the Chevrolet Equinox also sustained serious but non-life-threatening injuries. The driver of the pickup truck, identified as 50-year-old Jonpaul Oliver of Franklinton, North Carolina, was found to be under the influence of drugs at the time of the crash. He was charged with Driving While Intoxicated by Drugs, Aggravated Driving While Intoxicated under Leandra’s Law involving a child passenger, and Endangering the Welfare of a Child, along with multiple violations of New York’s Vehicle and Traffic Law. Authorities indicated that additional charges are pending. Oliver was also injured in the crash and transported to a local hospital for treatment. All other injured individuals were taken to area hospitals as well. Driver Charged with Drugged DWI After Crash Ejects Child, Injures Multiple in Niagara County

A discovery inside an Upstate New York funeral home has led to criminal charges against a Long Island man accused of operating without a license while allegedly deceiving grieving families and mishandling human remains. According to the New York Attorney General’s Office, 55-year-old Michael Naughton of Baldwin has been indicted on multiple charges tied to his operation of Camelot Funeral Home in Mount Vernon. Police say Naughton continued running the business despite having his funeral director’s license revoked in 2019. His conduct came to light following an unannounced inspection by state health officials on January 30th. What inspectors encountered inside the facility was described as deeply disturbing: 13 bodies in various stages of decomposition located throughout the building. Officials said six bodies were found in chapels, three in a detached garage – including two stacked on top of one another – and 17 boxes of cremated remains in the basement. Mount Vernon Mayor Shawyn Patterson-Howard responded to the findings, stating, “This is a deeply disturbing and heartbreaking situation that has caused unimaginable pain for countless families.” He added, “At a time when families were most vulnerable, they were taken advantage of in the most egregious way.” Prosecutors allege that between May 2025 and January 2026 Naughton carried out a wide range of funeral services despite lacking proper credentials. According to investigators, he negotiated service costs with families, signed contracts, arranged transportation of bodies, conducted funeral services, and managed the handling of remains. In addition to operating without a license, Naughton is accused of forging a Burial Transit Permit, a required legal document used to transport human remains. State Health Commissioner Dr. James McDonald emphasized the seriousness of the case, stating, “New Yorkers have the right to trust that they are receiving the funeral services they paid for and that the remains of their loved ones are being treated with the highest level of care during times of grief.” Naughton now faces a 20-count indictment that includes charges of grand larceny, scheme to defraud, criminal possession of a forged instrument, and multiple counts of unlicensed funeral directing. If convicted on the most serious charge, he could face up to seven years in prison. Since the inspection, the Attorney General’s Office has been working alongside the Westchester County Medical Examiner to identify the remains recovered from the site and return them to their families. Officials are also urging anyone who believes they may have been affected to come forward and contact the state through a designated email address. Decomposing Bodies Discovered Inside Unlicensed Upstate New York Funeral Home

Federal immigration officials say a man accused of abducting a 4-year-old girl from a laundromat on Long Island was taken back into custody after initially being released into the community. The Department of Homeland Security identified the suspect as 38-year-old Carlos Corte-Corte, a citizen of Ecuador, and described his immigration history as involving multiple prior removals from the United States. In a statement, Acting Assistant Secretary Lauren Bis said, "This three-time deported criminal illegal alien, Carlos Corte-Corte, kidnapped an innocent four-year-old girl from a laundromat on Long Island," and added, "New York sanctuary politicians chose to release this kidnapper from jail to prey on more innocent children rather than cooperate with ICE law enforcement." She further stated, "Sanctuary politicians must stop putting politics above public safety. This type of insanity leads to more crimes and more innocent victims. Thanks to our ICE law enforcement, this sicko is off our streets." According to the Suffolk County Police Department, the incident occurred March 28th at Laundry Kingdom on East Main Street in Patchogue. Police said the child had been at the laundromat with her mother and another child when the suspect allegedly led her out a rear exit. In a statement, police said, "Her mother reported her missing, and patrol officers responded to the scene, where they reviewed surveillance video and began canvassing the area. During the search, the mother located her daughter in the children’s play area of the Patchogue-Medford Library, located at 54-60 East Main St. A patrol officer then located Corte near the laundromat and took him into custody." Authorities confirmed the child was found safely. Corte-Corte was charged with second-degree kidnapping and endangering the welfare of a child. He also had an outstanding warrant at the time of his arrest. Federal officials said that after the initial arrest he was released, which had prompted criticism from DHS. Immigration and Customs Enforcement later re-arrested him on March 31st and placed him into removal proceedings. DHS stated that Corte-Corte had entered the United States illegally multiple times, noting, "He chose to commit a felony and illegally re-entered the U.S. a fourth time at an unknown place and time before attempting to kidnap the child." The agency also pointed to broader concerns about cooperation between local jurisdictions and federal immigration authorities. DHS said ICE Director Todd Lyons had previously sent a letter to New York Attorney General Letitia James urging action regarding detainees, stating, "Her office did not respond." Federal officials further claimed, "New York’s failure to honor ICE detainers" has resulted in thousands of individuals being released, adding, "The crimes of these aliens include 29 homicides, 2,509 assaults, 199 burglaries, 305 robberies, 392 dangerous drugs offenses, 300 weapons offenses, and 207 sexual predatory offenses." DHS also stated that, "As of December 1st, 7,113 aliens in the custody of a New York jurisdiction have an active detainer. The crimes of these aliens include 148 homicides, 717 assaults, 134 burglaries, 106 robberies, 235 dangerous drugs offenses, 152 weapons offenses, and 260 sexual predatory offenses." Man Kidnaps 4-year-old from New York Laundromat is Arrested Again by ICE After Release