Summer

As the summer sun beats down and temperatures soar, keeping your home comfortable becomes a top priority. With very warm days upon us, now is a good time to explore smart strategies that not only provide immediate relief from the heat but also protect the long-term health and efficiency of your home. Read more 

Summer weather brings extreme heat, and your car can quickly become a scorching oven. Temperatures inside of a car, even on a moderately sunny day, can rise 20 degrees in just 10 minutes.  Read more 

Summer is here, the kids are out of school, and parents everywhere are on the lookout for ways to make the season fun without breaking the bank. Read more 

Is your car due for battery trouble this summer?  Several factors come together during the summer months that put your battery through stresses that could lead to failure.   Read more 

As the warm embrace of spring sets in, now is the perfect time to answer the call of adventure. And with AAA by your side, you can gear up affordably and explore the region's outdoor wonders. Read more 

If your backyard play space is being ignored, maybe it's time for an adventurous upgrade to generate more excitement? Here are some additions to consider.  Read more 

Summer in Western and Central New York bursts to life not just with sunshine and lakeside breezes, but with the infectious Read more 

You enjoyed your yard all summer. But as fall arrives, it’s time to switch gears and prepare for the vicious winter weather to come. Read on for some essential fall yard maintenance tips. Read more 

Western and Central New York are home to some amazing waterfalls. Some are well know, while others are true hidden gems. Read more 

The heat is on in Western and Central New York with summer now in full swing. Unfortunately, every year in the United States, there are an estimated 4,000 unintentional drownings, according to the Centers for Disease Control.  Read more 

More than 3,500 people drown each year in the U.S., according to the Centers for Disease Control. Drowning is also one of the leading causes of unintentional death in children between the ages of 1 and 9. Many of these fatalities occur even with supervision. Read more 

Now that the temperatures are up and we're spending more time outdoors, consider adding do-it-yourself car maintenance to your to-do list. Read more 

Summer weather is on its way, bringing with it high temperatures and intense sunlight that can damage the exterior and interior of your car. Take these steps to protect your car all summer long. Read more 

If travelers want their choice of options for their summer travels, NOW is the best time to book! AAA booking data shows demand is high this year, especially for international destinations. Read more 

Batteries, like tires, have a life expectancy  ̶  typically three to five years in our area. Although all batteries will fail eventually, there are some things that you can do to prolong a battery’s life. Read more 

It's back to school season, which means the summer is coming to an end. However, that doesn't mean that hot temperatures, and hot cars, are a thing of the past.  Read more 

New York Governor Kathy Hochul announced plans to advance funding for projects along Buffalo's waterfront earlier this week. The money will accelerate projects on the Outer Harbor and at Canalside and could pave the way for Great Lakes cruises to visit the Queen City. Read more 

Ready for some wet and wild summer fun? There's no better place to cool off with the family this summer than a water park! From water slides, to wave pools, to lazy rivers and more, there's something for everyone.  Read more 

Kick off the summer season in 19th-century style at the Genesee Country Village & Museum in Western New York. Read more 

Whether blues music is already your passion or you’re just looking for an outdoor event to bring the family to this summer, you won’t want to miss the New York State Blues Festival. Read more 

Many Western and Central New Yorkers are looking to hit area waterways this season. AAA Western and Central New York urges safety on the water. Read more