Cheektowaga police probe a shooting on Lackawanna Ave in Sloan. A 2-year-old is injured and a person of interest is in custody. Investigation ongoing.

Christine Sloan is an Emmy Award-winning reporter, who covers New Jersey for CBS News New York. Sloan re-joined the station in January 2023. She also worked at CBS News New York from 2004 to 2016.

Investigators looking into the shooting that injured a 2-year-old boy in the Village of Sloan last weekend are exploring whether it may have been the result of an act of self-defense by the man ...

The 2-year-old who underwent surgery after the shooting was in stable condition at Oishei Children's Hospital, police said in a news release.

CHI Memorial announces the appointment of Lauren Sloan as vice president of strategy, effective this past Monday. Officials said, "In this role, Ms. Sloan will be responsible for leading the ...

'It hurts': A 2-year-old remains hospitalized after being shot in Sloan, 2 people facing charges Cheektowaga police said the shooting is believed to have stemmed from a confrontation between two ...

A Fred Hutch Cancer Center outpatient complex serving more than 60,000 adult patients per year will be renamed the Sloan Clinic in recognition of Stuart and Molly Sloan, who have increased their total ...

Marjorie Nilson Sloan, beloved mother and civic leader, passed away on July 15, 2025 at age 80, leaving behind a loving family and a transformed community. Marjorie’s life was defined by just… ...

Chris Sloan is a contributing editor covering air transport for Aviation Week Network. He is based in Miami and Key West, Florida. Sloan was formerly managing editor of Airways Magazine and co ...

Two bats in Denver neighborhoods tested positive for rabies earlier this month, marking the first two positive cases of 2025 in the city, according to Denver Animal Protection.

The Fred Hutch Cancer Center outpatient complex in South Lake Union will be renamed the Sloan Clinic in recognition of Stuart and Molly Sloan’s increased donation to $100 million.

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