Urgent Update: 37 Arrested on NY Thruway, 4-Year-Old Tragedy

BREAKING: In a dramatic operation, the U.S. Border Patrol has arrested 37 individuals on the New York State Thruway, marking a significant enforcement action. This operation, dubbed “Operation Bear Cave,” specifically netted 30 arrests from various states including California and New Jersey, highlighting ongoing concerns about border security.

In a heartbreaking incident, police have identified a 4-year-old girl tragically killed by a school bus in Jamestown. The victim, identified as Leanna Herrera, was struck outside Fletcher Elementary School on Monday morning. Authorities confirm no charges will be filed against the driver, intensifying community grief over the loss.

Compounding the tension in Buffalo, City Comptroller Barbara Miller-Williams has formally objected to the proposed 2026 capital budget, claiming it exceeds the debt cap limit by $66 million. This objection follows her recent court appeal regarding funding for the 2025 budget, escalating concerns about fiscal responsibility in the city.

In related news, a new lawsuit has emerged linked to a deadly crash at the Rainbow Bridge. The lawsuit alleges negligence from both Bentley and Volkswagen, claiming safety inspections on the involved 2022 Bentley Flying Spur were insufficient. This legal action could have far-reaching implications for automotive safety regulations.

On a more positive note, the annual ‘Rock Out Hunger’ food drive kicks off today, with 97 Rock’s DJ Jickster set to live in a trailer outside Millard Fillmore Suburban Hospital. The initiative aims to gather donations of food and money, especially frozen turkeys, to support local families in need.

As Buffalo grapples with these pressing issues, residents are urged to stay informed and engaged. More updates will follow as these stories develop.