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Facebook is putting a new focus on artificial intelligence. ABC tech reporter Mike Dobuski tells us about Mark Zuckerberg's big plans.
City of North Tonawanda Mayor Austin Tylec says there aren't any plans right now to install additional Flock cameras in the city. Who decides whether they're installed, though? Tylec tells us.
Flock cameras have been showing up across WNY. The cameras are mounted on poles and capture license plate info. What happens to your data from there, though? Retired Buffalo Police Captain Jeff Rinaldo tells us.
President Trump signed an executive order Monday contradicting vaccine recommendations that have been the norm for decades. Also, the stakes remain high ahead of this fall's midterms. NOTUS senior editor Dave Levinthal has the latest.
For many Americans, the best way to make more money is to get a new job. Mark Hamrick, writer of The Hamrick Brief on Substack, dives into the data.
Michael Angelucci says right now we're seeing how resilient the US' economy is. He evaluates the markets amid uncertainty in Iran.
WBEN's Lucas Buckley was among the 51,000+ fans at Saturday's Return of the Blue and Red Practice. Lucas shares his first impressions, good and bad, of the new stadium.
Bethany Kloc with the SPCA joins Lucas and Tom to talk about today's news hound and who they are!
Vice President Mario Hicks with New View Alliance talks about winning the suite lottery for the new Highmark Stadium.
WGR's Bills beat reporter Sal Capaccio talks about how both old and new players look during training camp.
Bills Senior Vice President of Venue Operations and Fan Experience Andy Major gives a preview of what's inside the new Highmark Stadium and what fans should expect with the return of the blue and red scrimmage
Hammer's Lot Eric Matwijow joins Lucas and Tom to discuss the return of the blue and red scrimmage for the Bills but this time in a new stadium.
Gary Hahn with the National Comedy Center talks about who will be performing during the 35th Annual Lucille Ball Comedy Festival with Lucas and Tom.
Board of Education member Larry Scott discusses his frustration with Buffalo school's and explains the letter he sent out.
Retired Buffalo Police Captain and security consultant Jeff Rinaldo on why there hasn't been any arrests since the 4th of July weekend chaos.
Sam Radford with the WNY Education Task Force discusses what was said at the Education Equity task force meeting on August 5th with Lucas and Tom who are filling in for Susan and Brian.
President of the Eden Corn Festival Jeff Winter discusses the first day of the corn festival this year with Lucas and Tom who are filling in for Brian and Susan.
The Bisons have done it again with one of their more creative theme nights. Brad Bisbing tells us about the partnership with General Mills.
City officials held a press conference Tuesday discussing recent security measures on Chippewa. Tim Walton from VENU and Bottoms Up tells WBEN it showed that the city is "out of touch."
Wide receiver DJ Moore has exceeded expectations so far at Bills camp. Also, we're learning more about what else is planned for Highmark Stadium beyond football games. WGR's Sal Capaccio tells us more.
The City of Buffalo has upped security recently on Chippewa. Chris Ring, owner of Rec Room, tells us what has been different and whether a 21+ policy will cut down on crime.
A third rabies case tied to bats has been reported in Niagara County. County Health Director Dr. Fauzia Khan has tips for staying safe.
North Tonawanda Alderman Joe Lavey Jr. wants more information before the city moves forward with reassessment.
North Tonawanda's City Council is set to discuss reassessment Tuesday night. Mayor Austin Tylec tells us what residents should expect.
It's Primary Day in Kansas, Missouri, Virginia, Washington and Michigan. One race may reveal the direction of the Democratic party. NOTUS senior editor Dave Levinthal fills us in.
President Trump's approval ratings are dropping, but does it matter to him? We asked political analyst Steve Roberts.
ABC News Polling Director Emily Guskin tells us how much it will cost families to send their kids back to school this fall.
If you want to understand what a "K-shaped economy" is, just look at the housing market. Mark Hamrick from The Hamrick Brief on Substack tells us about it.
Tim Walton, Manager at VENU and Bottoms Up, continues to fight the City of Buffalo over the ability to host themed college nights for people 18+. Walton shares the latest.
Heavy rains have caused water issues at WNY homes. Domenic Cortese from Hammertime Radio on WBEN tells us what he sees the most. Also, National Grid is allowing you to opt-out of switching to a smart meter. Domenic tells us about the alternative.
The Bills are off Friday, but we learned a lot about the team during the first two days of training camp. WGR Bills beat reporter Sal Capaccio tells us who and what stood out.
State Senate Minority Leader Rob Ortt tells WBEN he was unhappy with the lack of information initially released by the DEC and EPA regarding radiation in the Town of Niagara, but communication has improved. Ortt says lawmakers are trying to change laws to address homeowners' concerns.
ABC crime and terrorism analyst Brad Garrett has the latest on the search for Nancy Guthrie.
New York State's education commissioner is installing new oversight measures as Buffalo Schools deal with multiple issues. Board member Larry Scott reacts.
Nick Bond, American Red Cross WNY CEO tells us about the impact one donation can make as the nation faces a blood shortage.
Father David LiPuma from OLV National Shrine & Basilica talks about honoring Father Baker's legacy this weekend. Also, the Pennies to Heaven festival is this weekend.
Diane D'Arrigo from the Nuclear Information and Resource Service says it's "a very urgent situation" in the Town of Niagara as homeowners plead to be relocated following the discovery of high levels of radiation on their properties. She tells us what can be done to give residents justice.
Buffalo's Common Council has tabled a request from Bottoms Up for a special permit for 18+ college nights. Planning Board Chair James Morrell gives his take on the issues facing Chippewa.
Another Bills training camp at St. John Fisher University begins this morning. Paul Hemingway, Director of Camp Operations tells us about preparing for another camp.
The Bills are at St. John Fisher University as preparation for the season begins. Bills beat reporter for WGR Sal Capaccio gives us a rundown of camp's top storylines.
SportsLogos.net had pictures of the new grey Bills jersey 4 months before the original unveiling. Their NFL reporter Andrew Lind says the reaction from fans was expected.
It's a big day for OpenAI's Sam Altman as he meets with lawmakers about the future of artificial intelligence. Tech reporter Mike Dobuski tells us more.
Joe Iafallo with Gorilla Garage is offering an apartment to Niagara homeowners struggling with radiation concerns at their homes.
Near-misses on paths at Niawanda Park have caused the City of Tonawanda to limit e-bike speeds to 5 mph. Marty Grunzweig works in the mayor's office and tells us more.
Political analyst Steve Roberts talks about the biggest issues facing both parties as midterms are a little over three months away.
The economy is the biggest issue facing Americans as the midterms are just 100 days away. Mark Hamrick from The Hamrick Brief tells us about consumer sentiment in the US right now.
Save-a-Lot stores in Western New York are slowly fading away. This is happening as Americans deal with high prices, especially for groceries. UB's Charles Lindsey takes a closer look at the chain's shrinking presence in Buffalo.
Save Our Backyards, a group of Niagara homeowners whose homes were found to have radiation in their yards, will host a meeting for concerned residents Monday night in Niagara Falls. Lexi Hawk has an update on communication with the state.
Russ Gaiser from the Financial Guys has tips for navigating the markets as the situation in the Middle East remains uncertain.
A packed weekend of festivals continues in Buffalo with Italian Fest. Festival President Judy Porto-Fiorella tells us about this year's event.
Shorts on casual Friday...yes or no? ABC business reporter Soo Youn says more people are doing it.
Tim Walton, Manager at VENU and Bottoms Up tells us what he's heard since the Council discussed a 21+ policy on Chippewa.
It's the 46th year of celebrating Polish heritage in Cheektowaga. Festival President Jim Lawicki tells us what's planned.
Are humans worse drivers than AI? Jim Ryan tells us about a new study on driverless cars.
David Franczyk says Buffalo's School Board "made the right move" when appointing Roscoe Henderson III to the vacant North District seat. He has more perspective on the controversy surrounding the board.
Hadi Matar, the man found guilty of attempting to murder renowned author Salman Rushdie in Chautauqua County, is now on trial for terrorism charges in Buffalo. Attorney John Elmore tells us how the two cases differ.
Buffalo School Board member Erik Bohen opted not to vote as the board filled its North District seat this week. Nonetheless, he says Roscoe Henderson will serve as a stabilizing force.
Advocates are pressuring the Diocese of Buffalo to be more transparent about accusations against Fr. Jeffrey Nowak. James Faluszczak tells us what he wants to see.
Training camp begins one week from today, and the Bills rookies are already putting in work. WGR's Sal Capaccio has an early preview.
Kellie Motyka's family is still waiting to be relocated after the discovery of radiation in her yard. Motyka has an update on what is being done to address the problem.
A long vacant piece of prime real estate in Buffalo is finally being redeveloped, but changes to the project's original plan have become the subject of controversy. Former Congressman Chris Jacobs reacts.
National Weather Service meteorologist Heather Kenyon recaps Tuesday's storms and tells us what to expect for the remainder of the week.
Two Chinese firms have revealed advanced AI models, both of which are believed to be able to go toe-to-toe with America's best models. ABC tech reporter Mike Dobuski tells us more.
Albany insider Jack O'Donnell takes us inside the data center debate, from Hochul's reasoning for a moratorium to Republican challenger Bruce Blakeman's stance.
Councilman Mitch Nowakowski has proposed making Chippewa an adults-only district, but business owners are pushing back as two schools of thought form. Tim Walton explains why the policy would be a bad idea.
Americans' wages are flat and affordability is becoming more of an issue. Is working becoming less rewarding? We spoke with Mark Hamrick from The Hamrick Brief on Substack about it.
Cindi McEachon resigned from Buffalo's School Board shortly before Pascal Mubenga's resignation and the reveal of sexual harassment claims against Mubenga and Board Member Muki Hawkins. McEachon tells us what led to her leaving the Board.
Canal Fest has a new location this year. Festival President Peter Chenier tells us why the change was made and what's planned for this year's event.
Buffalo's School Board meets for the first time Monday since sexual harassment claims were filed against former superintendent Pascal Mubenga and current board member Muki Hawkins. Board Member Erik Bohen reacts to the allegations and tells us what's next.
One of Buffalo's most unique cycling events is going away after this weekend. GoBike Buffalo's Kevin Heffernan tells us why.
Count School Board Member Larry Scott among those that were shocked at the news of a sexual harassment lawsuit being filed against a fellow board member and the former BPS superintendent.
Councilman Mitch Nowakowski reacts to new measures from Mayor Sean Ryan to prevent disorder on Chippewa.
Former BPS superintendent Pascal Mubenga and a current board member are accused of sexual harassment in a new lawsuit. Attorney Lindy Korn examines the claims.
Eight Days of Hope's annual Buffalo outreach begins Saturday in Buffalo's south district. Steve Tybor tells us how many volunteers are coming and the work they're doing.
Crime and Terrorism analyst Brad Garrett describes why policing "teen takeovers" is easier said than done.
Councilman Rasheed Wyatt held a community event with Police Commissioner Erika Shields where residents expressed concerns about crime. Also, what does the city think about the resignation of Buffalo's school superintendent?
Dr. Joe Chow, Medical Director for WNY Immediate Care, tells us about the dangers posed by wildfire smoke.
State Senator Rob Ortt discusses problems facing NY's power grid. Also, is a pause on new data center construction the right move?
National Weather Service meteorologist Heather Kenyon tells us what to expect Thursday as smoke from Canadian wildfires lingers over WNY.
It's National Hot Dog Day! Joe Sahlen talks about it. Also, details on an open house at Sahlen Field.
What's the root of the leadership problem in Buffalo Public Schools? Former BOE member Larry Quinn gives a scathing review.
Buffalo Police released bodycam footage of an incident from Saturday night on Chippewa showing Deputy Commissioner Craig Macy shoving a woman to the ground while responding to a fight. Former BPD Captain Jeff Rinaldo gives his thoughts on what happened.
Buffalo Waterkeeper is monitoring algae growths at local waterways. How harmful are they? Executive Director Jill Jedlicka tells us.
Apple is accusing OpenAI of stealing some of its trade secrets. ABC's Mike Dobuski tells us what those secrets are.
Outspoken Buffalo teacher Marc Bruno expresses his shock over the resignation of Dr. Pascal Mubenga.
The Town of Tonawanda and its police union agreed to terms on a new contract Monday night. Supervisor John Flynn tells us how it came together.
Old Home Days is back for a 53rd year in the Village of Williamsville! Dan Rizzo, chair of the Old Home Days festival tells us what makes the event so special.
Less than a year since taking the job, Dr. Pascal Mubenga has resigned as superintendent of Buffalo Public Schools. Sam Radford, Co-Chair of WNY Education Equity Task Force shares his reaction.
Oil prices are going back up, a blockade is back on and the outlook for the war in Iran has never been foggier. Also, we hear reaction to the death of Lindsey Graham from the nation's capital. NOTUS senior editor Dave Levinthal has more.
ABC News Deputy Political Director Ben Siegel tells us about the process to fill Lindsey Graham's seat.
South Carolina Senator Lindsey Graham passed away over the weekend. Political analyst Steve Roberts looks back at the Senator's career in politics.
Looking for ways to improve your credit? Mark Hamrick, writer of The Hamrick Brief on Substack, has some tips.
What needs to be done to curb the type of violence we saw on July 4th in the City of Buffalo? Buffalo Common Councilman Mitch Nowakowski gives his take.
A stomach bug called cyclosporiasis, with symptoms including "explosive" diarrhea, is spreading across the country. Dr. Josh Lynch, Professor of Emergency Medicine at UB's Jacobs School and Medical Director at DeGraff tells us about it.
Households in New York are paying the 4th highest electricity prices in the country, according to the Empire Center. Zilvinas Silenas breaks down why prices are so high.
The Bills will hold a 2nd open practice at Highmark Stadium in August for the general public. WGR's Sal Capaccio tells us what he expects.
The Queen of Heaven Carnival is back in West Seneca this weekend! Chair Jacki Boss tells us about the 45th edition of the event.
ABC's Jim Ryan tells us about a new stomach bug with "horrific consequences." Jim has the details.
Criminal groups are using sextortion to target young boys on social media. Crime and terrorism analyst Brad Garrett tells us about their methods.
Greg Merkle with Osaic Wealth tells us how the markets are reacting to renewed fighting in the Middle East.
Multiple buildings in midtown Manhattan had to be evacuated Tuesday after beams were found buckling inside a building that's under renovation. ABC's Sasha Pezenik has the latest.
Sweet Melody's is bringing refreshing, sweet treats to the Taste of Buffalo for a 17th-straight year. Rachel Incorvia tells us what's on the menu.
Despite recent violence in the city, there's no concerns about public safety at this weekend's Taste of Buffalo. Taste Chair Adam Roma tells us about security at this year's event.
It's the biggest controversy in gaming right now: PlayStation is moving away from discs in 2028. ABC tech reporter Mike Dobuski tells us about it.
Linda Lund from Babcia's Pierogi tells us what's on the menu this weekend at the Taste of Buffalo!
11 people were shot stemming from a "street takeover" in the City of Buffalo over the holiday weekend. Why weren't any arrests made? Security consultant and former Buffalo Police Captain Jeff Rinaldo tells us how officers manage these situations.
Political analyst Steve Roberts discusses how President Donald Trump called the President of FIFA to overturn the red card decision that was given to US striker Folarin Balogun.
Former Washington Bureau Chief for Bankrate Mark Hamrick talks about the recent job market and what it means for the US economy.
Taste of Buffalo Chairman Adam Roma talks about the 43rd year of the Taste of Buffalo and what to expect
FC Buffalo Co-Owner Nick Mendola joins Susan and Brian to discuss USA vs Belgium in the World Cup Round of 16!
Following the extreme heat from last week, National Weather Service Meteorologist John Hitchcock takes a look at the weather this week and what WNY is in for.
SPCA's Bethany Kloc joins Brian to talk about how you can keep your furry friends safe in this extreme heat.
Crime and terrorist analyst Brad Garrett joins Brian to talk about the couple who were able to climb the Empire State Building and how they were able to do it.
Founder & President of Buffalo Pro Soccer Peter Marlette joins Brian to discuss the US Men's Soccer team advancing in the knockout rounds of the world cup.
Meteorologist Andy Parker joins Brian to talk about the extreme heat that has been going on throughout the week.
David Grosskopf of the Letters Carrier Union joins Brian to talk about the conditions of working in the extreme heat while being a letter carrier.
Town of Tonawanda Supervisor John Flynn talks about the Kenny Field Fireworks and being the first municipality to shoot off fireworks for the 4th of July celebrations.
National Weather Service Meteorologist John Hitchcock joined Brian to discuss the Extreme Heat Warning and Heat Advisory we have throughout WNY.
Co-owner of FC Buffalo Nick Mendola joins Brian to talk about the US Men's Soccer team's chances to advance when they play Bosnia-Herzegovina later today
WGR's Sabres Beat Reporter Paul Hamilton joins Brian to talk about NHL free agency and if the Sabres are looking to make a move for top players.
Meteorologist Andy Parker joins Brian to discuss the heat and humidity WNY will have to deal with until the end of the week
Constitutional Law Professor Bob Klump joins Brian to discuss the recent Supreme Court voting outcome on birthright citizenship.
National Weather Service Meteorologist John Hitchcock joins Brian to talk about the heat advisory and the extreme heat warning
Water Authority Chairman Jerome Schad spoke with Susan and Brian about lead in the water in WNY.
ABC Tech Reporter Mike Dobuski joins Brian and Susan to talk about EV prices and if consumers should be worried. Dobuski also talks about the slowly rising tech prices
North Tonawanda Mayor Austin Tylec joined Susan and Brian to discuss lead being in water and what it means for the residents of North Tonawanda.
Senior Editor at NOTUS Dave Levinthal joins Brian and Susan to talk about America's 250th and Court Rulings.
Political Analyst Steve Roberts joins Brian and Susan to discuss the results of the Primary Election in NY and what this could mean for the midterms
Former Chief for Bankrate Mark Hamrick discusses stock market futures with Brian and Susan and what it could mean for the economy
Executive Director with the Buffalo Municipal Housing Authority Gillian Brown discusses the construction project that has started for the apartments on Marine Drive
AAA's Elizabeth Carey joined Brian and Susan to discuss what the travel volume will look like for the holiday weekend and what to expect if you are planning to fly out or even take a cruise.
It's Draft Day in the NHL, and the Sabres have plenty of choices to make. WGR's Paul Hamilton gives his analysis.
It's not a playoff game and the teams themselves aren't in Buffalo. So who's coming to Buffalo for the NHL Draft? Visit Buffalo President & CEO Patrick Kaler tells us.
The Ride for Roswell returns this weekend, one of the largest charity bicycle rides in the US. Roswell President & CEO Dr. Candace Johnson tells us everything about the event.
The US takes on Turkey Thursday night in the final game before the World Cup knockout round begins. NBC Sports soccer writer and FC Buffalo co-owner Nick Mendola previews the game.
New details about a ransom note claiming Nancy Guthrie was dead surfaced this week. Crime and terrorism analyst Brad Garrett has the latest on the case.
Albany insider Jack O'Donnell from O'Donnell & Associates reacts to Tuesday night's primary results in WNY and across the state.
Orchard Park Supervisor Joe Liberti tells us about early plans for development around the new stadium.
The offseason just started and the Sabres have already made trades and re-signed a key piece of their future. WGR's Brian Koziol reacts to the team's moves so far as the draft approaches.
Primary night was marked by an upset over the leader of Erie County Democrats and a shocking win by a Democratic socialist. Republican strategist Carl Calabrese tells us more.
It was a clean sweep for New York Mayor Zohran Mamdani-backed candidates in NYC Tuesday. ABC investigative reporter Jared Kofsky tells us more.
Sal Capaccio was able to take a tour around Highmark Stadium Tuesday. The difference between the Bills new and old homes certainly stands out.
John Cimperman is a veteran of sports venue planning. He shares his expert reaction to the new Highmark Stadium.
Democrats Jon Rivera and Adam Bojak pulled off upsets in their respective primaries Tuesday night. Political insider Ken Kruly tells us how they did it.
Tech reporter Mike Dobuski tells us about the popular Amazon event that's quickly grown into an industry-wide spectacle.
A new Bills stadium is finally a reality as a ribbon cutting ceremony takes place Tuesday morning. Steve Ranalli, President of the Erie County Stadium Corporation tells us more.
Lawmakers continue to question what the Iran war accomplished as the US and Iran continue to talk. Also, the Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool will be drained again. NOTUS senior editor Dave Levinthal tells us more.
Political analyst Steve Roberts weighs in on the war with Iran and its political impact.
The Buffalo Bills and elected officials will cut the ribbon at Highmark Stadium Tuesday morning. Pete Guelli tells us what he is most excited for at the Bills' new home. Also, when can we expect arena renovations...and what about an outdoor Sabres game?
Economist Mark Hamrick tells us what to expect from the Federal Reserve as Kevin Warsh takes over. Also, longtime Fed chair Alan Greenspan has passed away.
Beginning July 1st, only two student loan plans will be available for students across the country. Jeff Boron from SendYourKidsToCollege.org tells us about the changes.
Buffalo Mayor Sean Ryan announced Thursday six public pools will open in the city this summer, and with them comes new programming. Deputy Mayor Maria Whyte tells us what's new.
A significant piece of America's presidential history is right in the heart of Buffalo. Spencer Morgan, Executive Director of the Teddy Roosevelt Inaugural Site has more.
It's matchday for Team USA in the World Cup as they take on Australia in the 2nd round of the Group Stage. FC Buffalo co-owner and NBC Sports soccer writer Nick Mendola tells us how the Americans stack up with the team from down under.
UB Marketing Professor Charles Lindsey says IKEA choosing Buffalo for a new location is "kind of a status symbol" for the region. He tells us more about what it means for the local economy to have stores like IKEA and Costco setting up in WNY.
Crime and Terrorist Analyst Brad Garrett joins Brian and Susan to talk about the leaked attacks in regards to the UFC event at the White House.
WBEN's David Bellavia joins Brian and Susan to discuss the peace deal between USA and Iran
ABC Reporter Peter Charalambous joins Brian and Susan and gives an update on the Luigi Mangione case and what new evidence is out there.
WGR's Brian Koziol joins Brian and Susan to talk about the "golf ball rollback" rule and what it will mean when it gets put into place in January 2030.
The City of North Tonawanda is extending its moratorium on data centers. Mayor Austin Tylec tells us more.
Another season of Shakespeare in the Park gets going Thursday! Executive Director Lisa Ludwig tells us more.
We're still awaiting details on the peace deal between the US and Iran. Fox's Jonathan Savage has the latest.
Orchard Park Police Officer Kristen Mazur and Orchard Park Fire Company Deputy Assistant Chief Paul Gorczyca tell us about general e-bike safety, which will be discussed at a community event Wednesday night.
New York plans to shift to a competency-based diploma in the coming years. Niagara Falls City Schools Superintendent Mark Laurrie tells us why he's in favor of the decision.
Buffalo's School Board is planning to move Riverside High School's principal to a new school. Teacher Marc Bruno is concerned because this has happened multiple times before.
The 11 Day Powerplay is back in Buffalo Wednesday! Executive Director and co-founder Amy Gold tells us about this year's event.
Attorney John Elmore represents families and survivors of the 5/14 Tops shooting. Elmore explains what the rest of the process looks like leading up to the trial.
Attorney Steve Boyd, who represents survivors of clergy sexual abuse, tells us what's next in the Buffalo Diocese bankruptcy case.
The US and Iran have agreed to a digital version of a peace deal with a physical version set to be signed this week. The details are still unclear, however. NOTUS senior editor Dave Levinthal tells us what the feeling is in D.C.
A massive World Cup matchup was being played at MetLife Stadium at the same time watch parties for the Knicks NBA FInals win were happening. That on top of the Stanley Cup, College World Series and more. Former FBI agent Rich Frankel tells us more.
Chris Jacobs is one Buffalo developer that is hoping for a review of the North Aud Block project after changes were made to the amount of planned low-income housing for the site.
Futures are already looking up Monday morning over news of a peace deal with Iran. What will the impact be on the economy? Bankrate's Mark Hamrick takes a look.
Futures are up Monday morning after news of a peace deal between the US and Iran. When will prices start coming down, though? Michael Angelucci from Level Financial Advisors tells us what he thinks.
The Town of Lewiston is taking the fight to ticks by spraying town parks. Recreation Director Tim Smith explains the process.
One of the most anticipated MMA events ever takes place on the White House lawn this Sunday as UFC brings the sport to the nation's capital. NewsNation's Joe Khalil gives us an early look.
The Banshee Irish Pub is the premier spot for soccer fans in Buffalo, and now even more attention is on the bar as the World Cup begins. Owner Conor Hawkins tells us what it's been like so far and what he expects throughout the tournament.
Nick Mendola, Co-owner of FC Buffalo and a soccer writer for NBC Sports, tells us about the world's biggest sporting event and how the US stacks up against the field.
Buffalo's signature art festival returns this weekend in Allentown. Festival President Rita Lippman tells us about this year's event.
Crime and terrorism analyst Brad Garrett explains what FISA is and how it impacts Americans.
The Justice Department is urging a federal judge to reject a lawsuit seeking to stop the White House's Ultimate Fighting Championship event scheduled for this weekend, attacking its plaintiffs as "two people who believe they have superior taste and want to spoil the event for everyone else." ABC's Peter Charalambous tells us more.
A group of prominent Buffalo business leaders and developers wrote a letter to city, county and state officials raising concerns about changes to plans for the North Aud Block project. Larry Quinn from the Golisano Institute of Business explains their concerns.
WBEN meteorologist Aaron Mentkowski will be serving as the World Cup meteorologist for The New York Times and The Athletic. He tells us more about the 40-day gig.
Buffalo's Office of Gun Violence Prevention, which is backed by Councilwoman Zeneta Everhart, has received fresh funding from the state. Everhart tells us how those resources will be used to identify the root causes of gun violence in the City of Buffalo.
After a week of excitement, Big Boy will depart Buffalo Thursday. Buffalo historian and co-founder of Forgotten Buffalo Tours has tips on the best spots to catch one last glimpse of the steam train.
The UFC will present a highly-anticipated card from the White House this weekend. Syracuse.com's Matt Parrino has a preview.
US forces hit back at Iran after a collision with an Iranian drone downed an American Apache helicopter. WBEN's David Bellavia looks at the likelihood of a peace deal happening now that fighting has renewed, and what needs to happen to finally bring the war to an end.
The Bills are back on the field as minicamp gets underway! WGR's Sal Capaccio shares his Day 1 takeaways.
Michael Angelucci of Level Financial Advisors takes a look at the stock market after the US struck Iran. Also, SpaceX goes public Friday.
Apple unveiled long-awaited changes to Siri Monday at the start of its annual developer conference. ABC's Mike Dobuski tells us more.
Jury selection will not begin until August in the federal trial of the Tops mass shooter. Former Erie County DA and current Tonawanda Supervisor John Flynn lends his legal expertise to explain the selection process.
Ed Dickens tells us about the history of Big Boy and details its journey across the US for America 250.
Big Boy, the largest steam locomotive in the world, arrives in Western New York today. Marty Biniasz, co-founder of Forgotten Buffalo Tours & Forgotten Buffalo on Facebook tells us about the history of the locomotive and Buffalo's railroad industry.
The nation's capital is even more hectic than usual as final preparations are made for America 250 celebrations. Also, another slow vote count in California. NOTUS senior editor Dave Levinthal joins WBEN.
More Americans are falling back on artificial intelligence for tasks that involve reading. ABC's Jim Ryan tells us more.
Achieving peace in the Middle East continues to grow more difficult as Iran and Israel launched attacks at each other over the weekend. Political analyst Steve Roberts tells us who is in control.
The Labor Department released a better-than-expected jobs report last Friday morning, but financial markets saw a major sell-off. What gives? Bankrate's Mark Hamrick explains. Also, where's the return on investment from AI?
Nick Giammusso of VIPTIX has some advice for anyone looking to go to a World Cup game. Also, prices are sky-high to get into Game 3 of the NBA Finals in NYC.
The most recent legislative session has ended in Albany. Senate minority leader Rob Ortt (R) reacts to what was and wasn't passed, from affordability to energy.
Buffalo's festival season begins today with Greek Fest. Lou Pozantides tells us what to expect this year.
The historic steam train 'Big Boy' arrives in Buffalo Tuesday. Steve Kocsis, Founder of the WNY Railway Historical Society tells us what to expect.
Rocco Termini envisions a Buffalo where there's something to do downtown everyday - no matter the season.
SpaceX is going public...but is it for you? Michael Angelucci of Level Financial Advisors has answers.
Buffalo native Caroline Attardo Genco is the first woman President in the history of the University at Buffalo. She shares her goals for the university moving forward.
Get the fireworks ready! Matt Shaw from from Skylighters tells us about preparations for what might be the biggest Independence Day celebration in our lifetime.
Larry Scott is a Buffalo School Board member and a parent. He tells us why less technology in the classroom would be beneficial for students.
Buffalo Pro Soccer is putting off the launch of its USL franchise for a 2nd time. President Peter Marlette Jr. is optimistic and explains the decision.
As a community mourns the shocking deaths of a mother and two children, part of the focus is also on the mental well-being of the officers who responded to the scene. Former Buffalo Police Commissioner Joe Gramaglia gives his insight.
The Catholic Diocese of Buffalo is recommending individual parishes enter bankruptcy in an effort to bring a clergy abuse scandal to an end. Nandor Forgach, an outspoken parishioner at St. Benedict, gives his reaction.
New York State is considering a one year moratorium on data centers. Also, Democrats have introduced a redistricting amendment. Jack O'Donnell from O'Donnell & Associates tells us more.
Sweet Home Schools Superintendent Mike Ginestre says the bell-to-bell cell phone ban in schools has been a hit in its first year.
Attorney Mitchell Garabedian, who represents victims of clergy sex abuse, says parishes will be protected against past claims of abuse if they entered bankruptcy. It's also an attempt to bring the bankruptcy to an end and move on. Garabedian explains more.
It's construction season in Buffalo, and you may have come across a speed zone camera that captures cars driving over the speed limit. Are you in trouble if you go 46 in a 45? Ryan Whalen from the NYS Department of Transportation tells us.
Is there any connection between the meteor sightings across the country, including here in WNY? Astronomer Tim Collins tells us.
The recent primary victories of Trump-backed candidates shows the President has support among the rank and file, but opposition is growing from those in his party "immune" to primaries. Political analyst Steve Roberts tells us more.
Healthcare and social assistance continue to make up the majority of job gains in the US while new home sales are dropping. Bankrate's Mark Hamrick takes a deeper look at what the numbers mean.
Backrooms and Obsession moved to the top of the box office over the weekend, toppling Star Wars for the top spots. ABC Tech Reporter Mike Dobuski tells us more.
Tourism to Niagara Falls, USA was down in 2025. What are the latest numbers saying? Mayor Rob Restaino tells us.
SPCA's Gina Lattuca talks about today's newshound named Rosie, how old she is and her personality.
Former FBI Rich Frankel discussed the trending story of a former CIA officer accused of stealing 300 gold bars
Hammertime's Dominic Cortese talks about the new state budget and how it could affect the state's climate laws and natural gasses.
Lauren Kausner with the Buffalo History Museum briefly talks about the impacts WNY had during women's suffrage and also talks about what the museum has planned for America's 250th.
Father David LiPuma from Our Lady of Victory National Shrine & Basilica talks about the 100 year anniversary the church will be celebrating.
It's nearly two months past due, but New York State finally has a budget. Albany insider Jack O'Donnell from O'Donnell & Associates tells us what's in it.
The first Great Lakes Cruise Ship will dock in Buffalo Thursday night. It's been a longtime coming. Visit Buffalo President & CEO Patrick Kaler tells us what's on the itinerary for passengers.
After a decades-long career in morning radio, Kiss 98.5's Janet Snyder is stepping away. Janet looks back on her 32 years on Buffalo's airwaves.
A Buffalo police officer continues to recover at ECMC Wednesday morning after being shot multiple times while responding to a domestic call. Buffalo PBA President John Davidson has an update on the officer and reaction to a recent increase in violence throughout the city.
After a recent outbreak of violence in the City of Buffalo, is more coming? We asked Murray Holman with Stop The Violence Coalition and Peacemakers.
Buffalo's Common Council approved a $670 million budget for the City of Buffalo Tuesday. University District Councilman Rasheed Wyatt says he wants to give Mayor Ryan a chance with his first budget and shares more thoughts on what's included.
Political insider Ken Kruly tells us what he's hearing about the most hotly contested races in Western New York ahead of June 23rd's primaries.
On Monday, Pope Leo XIV released a long-awaited encyclical on artificial intelligence called "Magnifica Humanitus." In it, the pope highlights a vast array of concerns regarding the economic incentives of the current AI industry. Tech reporter Mike Dobuski tells us more.
The fallout of the war in Iran is causing a ripple effect throughout the economy as a whole. Also, there's troubling signs for credit card debt. Bankrate's Mark Hamrick explains.
Councilman Joe Golombek will call for a significant amount of cuts to salaries and positions in City Hall as the Council debates Mayor Ryan's budget Tuesday.
President Trump teased a deal with Iran over the weekend, though the chances of that deal happening appear slim Tuesday morning. Also, Congress continues to pushback against a $1.8 billion fund for Trump's allies, and opposition to the White House ballroom grows. NOTUS senior editor Dave Levinthal tells us more.
Kim Fenter, co-race director for the Buffalo Marathon, tells us about this year's event.
A completely renovated park at Buffalo's waterfront opens to the public Friday. Buffalo Waterfront general manager Lauren Ford tells us what else is new this summer.
There's a lot happening at the Naval Park this holiday weekend. President & CEO Brian Luallen tells us what's planned.
There's still few details in the death of NASCAR icon Kyle Busch. Fox's Jeff Monosso has the latest.
There's hope that significant progress on the state budget will be made by Tuesday or Wednesday, but as Albany insider Jack O'Donnell tells us, nothing is for certain in Albany.
Saturday will be a soaker as Memorial Day weekend arrives. Most of the day Sunday will be dry, as will the holiday itself. National Weather Service meteorologist Heather Kenyon has the forecast.
The teenagers that killed 3 people Monday at a mosque in San Diego claim to be inspired by the shooter at Tops on Jefferson Avenue. Crime and Terrorism analyst Brad Garrett tells us how mass shooters commonly influence each other in copycat attacks.
SpaceX is set to go public June 12th. Will regular investors be able to get a piece, though? Michael Angelucci of Level Financial Advisors helps us understand how it will work.
Sabres players, Head Coach Lindy Ruff and General Manager Jarmo Kekäläinen spoke to the media Wednesday as the offseason begins. WGR's Paul Hamilton tells us about the most noteworthy comments.
Buffalo's School Board passed a $1.4 billion budget for next school year Wednesday. It includes school closures as the district tries to right its finances. Board member Larry Scott tells us more.
Budget negotiations continue in Albany Wednesday. Assemblyman Bill Conrad tells us about the response from schools as they work on their budgets. Also, reaction to the state's all-electric school bus ban being pushed back.
David Albert from the New York State School Board Association tells us there's dozens of districts statewide that have a low amount of candidates for seats. He tells us why that might be the case.
Just like in Buffalo, the deadly shooting at a mosque in San Diego was streamed by the attackers. What can be done to stop this from happening again? Rich Frankel, former Special Agent in Charge of FBI in New York gives his thoughts.
Buffalo lawmakers continue to debate the Mayor's proposed budget. Also, a battle with the city comptroller continues in the courts. Ellicott District Councilmember Leah Halton-Pope gives an update.
Voters approved Lewiston-Porter School District's 26-27 budget Tuesday. There weren't any candidates for school board, though. Superintendent Paul Casseri tells us how those seats are being filled.
A lawsuit filed by Elon Musk accusing Sam Altman of tricking him into investing in OpenAI as a nonprofit has been thrown out. ABC's Mike Dobuski tells us more.
Andrew Peters reacts to a heartbreaking Game 7 overtime defeat as Buffalo's season comes to an end.
President Trump says he called off an attack on Iran following pleas from surrounding nations. Also, poll numbers are dropping. NOTUS senior editor Dave Levinthal tells us more.
Someone's season will end Monday night in Buffalo. Sabres play-by-play man Dan Dunleavy shares his pregame thoughts.
Political analyst Steve Roberts tells us why there's still an uphill battle for Democrats to take over at least one part of Congress.
There's still time to get into Game 7 tonight in Buffalo between the Sabres and Canadiens. Nick Giammusso of VIPTIX tells us how many tickets are available and what you'll pay.
Jill Schlesinger joins WBEN for her final weekly hit with Brian and Susan. She tells us what's next.
It's winner take all in Buffalo Monday night. WGR's Brian Koziol previews Game 7 between the Sabres and Canadiens.
We know when the Bills will be playing in 2026. Syracuse.com's Matt Parrino gives his evaluation of the schedule.
New York State's electric school bus mandate has been delayed five years. State Senator George Borrello says it's welcomed news, but is also politically motivated.
Some of music's top acts are coming down with a new ailment called "Blue Dot Fever". That's another way of saying nobody is buying tickets. ABC's Mason Leath tells us more.
The Sabres are a game away from being eliminated after Thursday's loss. Sabres beat reporter for WGR Paul Hamilton looks at what went wrong.
A weather "turning point" arrives today, says meteorologist Andy Parker. He has more details on the changing weather pattern.
A lawsuit from families and victims of a mass shooting in British Columbia are suing OpenAI, alleging the platform pushed the shooter to attack. Crime and terrorism analyst Brad Garrett tells us more.
Thursday marks 4 years since the racially motivated mass shooting that took 10 lives at Tops on Jefferson Avenue in the City of Buffalo. Rev. Mark Blue, Chair of the 5/14 Memorial Commission, tells us how he is remembering that day and gives an update on the permanent memorial planned for Buffalo.
Lawmakers in Erie County voted down a proposal to cap the county's gas tax as prices at the pump rise. Republican legislator Lindsay Lorigo reacts.
Gallup, for the first time ever, asked Americans what they think about the construction of AI data centers in their hometowns. The response was overwhelmingly negative. ABC's Jim Ryan tells us more.
The Sabres will fight for the series lead Thursday night at KeyBank Center as they host the Montreal Canadiens in Game 5. WGR's Brian Koziol previews the game.
It's Town of Tonawanda Supervisor Joe Emminger's last day in office. He joined WBEN to reflect on his time as Supervisor.
Home sales are flat, but prices are rising says Peter Hunt, Executive Chairman for HUNT Real Estate. He has a closer look at the trends.
Peter Baker is part of a coalition pushing for New York State's bottle return bill to be updated. He tells us more about what that would look like.
A disallowed goal, 7 penalties and a frenzied Montreal crowd couldn't keep the Sabres from evening their series with the Canadiens Tuesday night. WGR Sabres beat reporter Paul Hamilton recaps the win.
Google says it uncovered a near-catastrophic hacking plot that was likely aided by AI. ABC's Mike Dobuski tells us more.
Prices for the Bills home opener on the secondary market are already higher than $600. Nick Giammusso of VIPTIX gives an outlook on prices for the foreseeable future.
President Trump says he is in favor of temporarily lifting the federal gas tax. Is it worth it, and will Congress approve? NOTUS senior editor Dave Levinthal tells us what he's hearing.
A win Tuesday keeps the Sabres from the brink of elimination. WGR's Brian Koziol previews the game.
As oil prices rise, so does the pressure on politicians. Political analyst Steve Roberts tells us more.
New York State Comptroller Thomas DiNapoli says the City of Buffalo's deficit is $103 million, slightly less than Mayor Ryan's projection of $109 million. Council Member Leah Halton-Pope reacts to DiNapoli's findings.
WGR's Paul Hamilton recaps all that went wrong in the Sabres' Game 3 loss and tells us what needs to happen for Buffalo to get back on track.
The job market is becoming flooded with young people as another batch of students graduates. CBS' Jill Schlesinger tells us how college seniors are feeling as they search for a career.
17 Americans that were aboard a Hantavirus-ridden ship have come back to the US. One of them has tested "mildly positive" for the virus. Another has symptoms. ABC's Jim Ryan has the latest.
Jillian Cannan from Buffalo Holiday Market tells us about Saturday's Mother's Day Market at Front Park in Buffalo.
The voice of the Sabres gets us ready for Game 2 Friday night and shares some tips on syncing your radio with the national TV broadcast.
Governor Hochul announced an agreement on a state budget Thursday but was quickly shutdown by GOP leadership. So what's actually going on? Albany insider Jack O'Donnell from O'Donnell & Associates explains.
Game 2 between the Sabres and Canadiens is Friday night as Buffalo looks to take a 2-0 series lead into Montreal. Sabres gameday host for WGR Brian Koziol gets us ready.
The security budget for this year's World Cup has passed $1 billion as 11 US cities host 104 games. Crime and Terrorism analyst Brad Garrett tells us about what preparations on that scale look like.
Denton Cinquegrana, Oil Analyst at OPIS has an extended outlook at oil and gas prices as the Strait of Hormuz remains closed.
State Senator Rob Ortt wants a gas tax holiday in New York but says it's turned into a political game.
Two former White House advisors - one each from the Biden and Trump administrations - are warning about the national security risk posed by AI. CBS' Rich Frankel tells us more.
There's still lots of leftover items at 'The Ralph' that might be attractive to collectors. Will they find a home even though deconstruction of the stadium has started? Erie County Legislator Lindsay Lorigo tells us.
The cost of events in the City of Buffalo, like Sabres watch parties, is being scrutinized by city leaders. That's one issue, but what about security and other logistics? Security consultant and former BPD Commissioner Joe Gramaglia takes us behind the scenes.
Erie County Comptroller Kevin Hardwick wants to share the county surplus with Buffalo, Lackawanna and Tonawanda, but County Executive Mark Poloncarz doesn't support the idea. Also, how much will the county make off the stadium memorabilia sale? Hardwick responds to both.
It's a clash between two of the NHL's youngest and most explosive teams as the Sabres host the Canadiens in Game 1 of their 2nd round series. WGR's Brian Koziol previews the game.
It will be soggy, but it won't be raining as fans gather at Canalside to watch Game 1 between the Sabres and Canadiens Wednesday night. National Weather Service meteorologist Aaron Reynolds has the forecast.
GameStop has made a $56 billion offer to takeover eBay...but is it for real? Tech reporter Mike Dobuski tells us.
Sabres anthem singer Cami Clune has released a new version of the classic 'We're Gonna Win That Cup" for 2026 as the Sabres push forward in the playoffs. She tells WBEN how it came to be.
The puck drops on Round 2 Wednesday night in Buffalo as the Sabres host the Montreal Canadiens. Sabres Live host and former goalie Martin Biron previews the series.
The ceasefire in the Middle East is on the verge of collapse as tensions mount in the Strait of Hormuz. Also, D.C. lawmakers are keeping an eye on gas and energy costs. NOTUS senior editor Dave Levinthal tells us more.
Gas prices continue to rise as a stalemate in the Strait of Hormuz continues. Political analyst Steve Roberts looks at the potential political fallout of rising prices.
Tickets are about $370 and up for Game 1 and $450 for Game 2 as excitement remains high for the Sabres. VIPTix President & CEO Nick Giammusso tells us more about prices and availability.
The Buffalo Sabres will take on the Montreal Canadiens in the 2nd round of the Stanley Cup Playoffs. WGR's Paul Hamilton previews the series.
Gina Lattuca with the SPCA talks about their donors and the animals currently at their shelter, while talking about todays News puppy Landon.
Ryan Hasenauer from Batavia Downs talks about the Kentucky Derby and how Batavia Downs becomes a hot spot during the event.
Andrew Peters, ex-Sabre and host of After the Whistle podcast, talks about the team being back in the playoffs and the city of Buffalo being a hockey town. Andrews also gives his expectations for Game 6.
Chris Zeisz from Russel's Tree and Shrub Farm LLC talks about waiting to plant in your garden or if you are planting trees as we start the month of May with cold weather.
WGR's Brian Koziol, pregame and postgame host for Sabres games, talks Game 6 of the Sabres vs Bruins playoff series and gives his thoughts on what the team needs to do to advance to the next round.
National Weather Service Meteorologist Tony Ansuini talks about the cold weather that is going to stick around for May
Crime and Terror Analyst Brad Garrett talks about the shooting from the White House Correspondents' dinner and the shooter's potential motivations.
O'Donnell & Associates Jack O'Donnell discusses the budget extensions that are coming out of Albany and what that means for the people of New York State.
Council Member Mitch Nowakowski gives an update on the former Adam's Mark Hotel and their finances. Nowakowski also gives his thoughts on new BPD Commissioner.
WEEI Bruins Reporter Scott McLaughlin gives his takes on the Sabres-Bruins series and what he likes seeing from the Bruins.
May 1st is the deadline to nominate companies for this year's Business Ethics Awards. Past winner Jeannette Kreher with Kreher Family Farms and Buffalo Niagara Business Ethics Association Treasurer Alison Romanowski tell us about the prestige of the award.
Buffalo's Common Council voted 5-4 Tuesday to confirm Erika Shields' appointment to Police Commissioner. University District Councilman Rasheed Wyatt explains why he voted yes.
The Sabres couldn't put away the Bruins Tuesday night, losing 2-1 in overtime at home. WGR's Paul Hamilton recaps the game.
Niagara Falls City School District Superintendent Mark Laurrie says students are following the rules and parents are cooperating as Year 1 of the state's bell-to-bell cell phone ban nears its end.
The American Lung Association's Fight For Air Climb returns Saturday, May 9th. Mary Russo tells us what's changed this year.
Elon Musk and Sam Altman are going to court as Musk alleges he was duped by Altman after OpenAI transitioned from non-profit to for-profit status last year. Tech reporter Mike Dobuski tells us more.
It's been almost 20 years since the Sabres last won a playoff series. That may change Tuesday night in downtown Buffalo as the Sabres host Boston in Game 5 of their first round series. WGR's Paul Hamilton has a preview.
President Trump is carrying on with his everyday duties just days after an attempted attack on a media dinner in the nation's capital. NOTUS senior editor Dave Levinthal tells us more about the President's schedule, security discussions and more.
The Bills loaded up on defense while adding a playmaker to their wide receiver room during last weekend's draft. WGR's Sal Capaccio tells us what he thinks of Buffalo's picks.
Will Saturday's shooting at the White House Correspondents' Dinner change President Trump's relationship with the press? Will the White House stop doing public events? Political analyst Steve Roberts shares his thoughts.
A gunman breached security at the Washington Hilton Saturday night during the White House Correspondents' Dinner. Security consultant and retired BPD Captain Jeff Rinaldo analyzes the situation.
Karen Travers was seated two seats away from President Trump as shots rang out at the White House Correspondents' Dinner Saturday night. She tells us what it was like in the ballroom as the scene unfolded.
Investors remain optimistic and consumers are still spending despite an economy that looks shaky on the surface. CBS' Jill Schlesinger tells us more.
The Sabres have the Bruins on the ropes, and they can deal the knockout blow Tuesday night in Buffalo. WGR's Brian Koziol recaps Sunday's game.
The Bills didn't make a selection in the first round of this year's NFL Draft, but they did collect plenty of ammo for days 2 and 3. WGR's Sal Capaccio tells us what he thinks of the decision to add more picks at the cost of a first-rounder.
Maid of the Mist Captain Joe Curtis talks about the start of the season for one of the region's greatest tourist attractions.
Members of Buffalo's Common Council questioned Erika Shields, Mayor Ryan's appointee for police commissioner, this week. Leah Halton-Pope tells us what she though of Shields' answers.
A number of Scientists who have held high-level positions in government research programs, including NASA and Los Alamos National Laboratory have died or are missing has recently raised concerns about the circumstances of their deaths or missing statuses. Crime and Terrorism analyst Brad Garrett tells us more.
It's NFL Draft day! WGR's Sal Capaccio tells us about this year's class and who he thinks the Bills will pick in the first round.
Thinking of heading to Boston to watch the Sabres? AAA's Elizabeth Carey has some advice for travelers.
Questions surround the Sabres powerplay and goaltending situation ahead of Game 3 in Boston. WGR's Brian Koziol previews the game.
Common Council Member Joe Golombek joins Brian and Lucas to talk about what he thinks about Erika Shields as the new Buffalo Police Commissioner.
Sabres beat reporter Paul Hamilton joins Brian and Lucas to discuss the Game 2 loss the Sabres suffered against the Bruins and what needs to change for Game 3
Bankrate's Housing Analyst Jeff Ostrowski joins Brian and Lucas to discuss recent mortgage rates and what home owners should expect with that.
Tech reporter Mike Dobuski tells us about Tim Cook's decision to move to a different role at Apple.
Draft Day for the NFL is Thursday. WGR Bills beat reporter Sal Capaccio tells us about this year's class. Also, a recap of comments from Josh Allen and Brandon Beane.
Vice President JD Vance is traveling to Pakistan today to lead negotiations once again with Iran. Will Iran even show up? Nobody has any answers, says NOTUS senior editor Dave Levinthal.
Americans are picking up second jobs just to make ends meet. ABC's Jim Ryan tells us more.
Can the Sabres carry the momentum from a dramatic Game 1 win into Game 2? WGR's Brian Koziol tells us what he thinks.
Political analyst Steve Roberts discusses the potential danger of Gerrymandering for the upcoming 2026 Midterm Elections
Sabres beat reporter Paul Hamilton joins Brian and Lucas to discuss Sabres playoffs and their Game 1 come-from-behind win
Jill Schlesinger joins Brian and Susan to discuss the impact on the stock market with the ongoing conflict with Iran
A proposal in Mayor Sean Ryan's budget seeks more control over city finances, vendors and more. Councilwoman Zeneta Everhart says it's a non-starter.
We now know when the Sabres will play Sunday. WGR's Paul Hamilton tells us about the Bruins and has an update on Buffalo's injury situation.
The puck drops at 7:30 Sunday night between the Sabres and Bruins at KeyBank Center. Scott McLaughlin from WEEI in Boston tells us about the Sabres' opponent.
CBS' Rich Frankel tells us about attacks by pro-Iran hacking groups against Amazon and Dropbox. The attacks are in retaliation for the war.
Buffalo Mayor Sean Ryan has proposed a $681 million 2026-27 budget for the city. He details everything from spending, taxes, overtime and more.
Councilman Rasheed Wyatt tells WBEN he was up overnight evaluating Mayor Ryan's budget, and he's concerned.
Eight Days of Hope President & CEO Steve Tybor tells us about this summer's outreach in Buffalo's South District.
More strong storms are expected across the area Thursday. National Weather Service meteorologist Phillip Pandolfo has the forecast.
There's the potential for big business in downtown Buffalo over the next two months as the Sabres return to the playoffs. Resurgence Brewing owner Jeff Ware tells us about the excitement level in the city.
We've learned some hints about what the Bills 2026 schedule may look like. WGR's Sal Capaccio tells us more.
Mayor Sean Ryan's first budget is due today. Councilman Mitch Nowakowski tells us what he wants to see.
Today is the deadline for submitting your taxes. 'The Tax Lady' Esther Gulyas has advice if you're a late filer.
It will be a stormy ride into work for early birds Wednesday. Another round of showers and storms move in Wednesday afternoon with a chance of severe weather. Meteorologist Jon Hitchcock has the forecast.
Nick Giammusso of VIPTIX says tickets for Sabres playoff games are going for $500 on the secondary market. He tells us more about the demand.
Anthropic's Claude Mythos AI is only being released to vetted companies. ABC's Mike Dobuski tells us why Anthropic is largely holding back the tech.
We're now a week into a ceasefire between the US and Iran. WBEN's David Bellavia takes a look at where things stand.
The Sabres finished a remarkable turnaround Monday night, clinching the Atlantic Division with a win over Chicago. WGR's Paul Hamilton looks back at what led the Sabres to this point and what's coming in the playoffs.
President Trump is facing criticism for an AI image that appears to depict him as Jesus. He's also feuding with the Pope over the war in Iran. NOTUS senior editor Dave Levinthal tells us what they're saying in D.C.
A proposed 2.5% bed tax is receiving pushback from hoteliers in the Town of Amherst. Supervisor Shawn Lavin explains why he thinks the tax will be good for the town.
The US will begin a blockade of the Strait of Hormuz Monday morning at 10 after 21 hours of weekend talks with Iran fell flat. ABC's Karen Travers tells us more.
Ingram Micro is moving its employees to downtown Buffalo this morning. President of Ingram Micro North America Bill Brandel tells us what led to the move.
Today's workforce is feeling increasingly pessimistic about retirement, CBS' Jill Schlesinger tells us. She explains what's causing the shift in attitude.
There's no rest for scientists at NASA as preparations are already being made for Artemis III. ABC's Jim Ryan tells us more.
Construction continues at DL&W station behind KeyBank Center. NFTA VP of Capital Delivery and Support Operation John Schaefer has an update on what's happening.
Western New York switches to summer blend gas prices next week. GasBuddy petroleum analyst Patrick De Haan says prices might rise again depending on what's happening in the Strait of Hormuz.
The Sabres' fate is in their own hands as they sit atop the Atlantic Division with 2 games remaining. WGR's Paul Hamilton looks ahead to the remainder of the season.
There's work to do aboard their spacecraft before the Artemis II crew splashes down Friday evening. ABC's Jim Ryan tells us more.
The Artemis II crew returns to Earth Friday evening. Astronomer Tim Collins tells us what to expect.
Dr. Ted Andrews, Chief Medical Officer at OLV Human Services tells us important facts about Autism during National Autism Awareness Month.
Crime and Terrorism analyst Brad Garrett says everyday is a game of cat and mouse between the US and Iran as Iran wields cyberattack capabilities. How protected is our infrastructure from Iranian attacks?
Tonawanda Supervisor Joseph Emminger is the latest elected official to announce he will leave office before the end of his term. Republican strategist Carl Calabrese sees a trend of this being the new normal and says burnout is a major factor.
The Sabres are heading back to the playoffs and are atop the Atlantic Division with 3 games remaining. Longtime Buffalo sports TV and radio host Howard Simon reacts to the team's resurgence.
A fragile two-week peace between the US and Iran remains active. ABC's Karen Travers has the latest.
Tax deadline day is coming up. 'The Tax Lady' Esther Gulyas is here to make sure you're prepared.
Common Council Member Leah Halton-Pope discusses a number of issues impacting the City of Buffalo.
WBEN's David Bellavia has expert analysis of the US-Iran ceasefire and what it means for the war going forward.
The City of Tonawanda is using a new machine that recycles asphalt into a material that can be used to patch potholes. DPW Superintendent David Fronczak explains how it works.
Next time you're fumbling with your phone or tablet wondering why it won't connect to WiFi, just know 252,000 miles away astronauts with the most advanced tech on the planet are experiencing the same issues. ABC's Mike Dobuski tells us about it.
President Trump has issued an 8pm deadline for Iran, threatening attacks on vital infrastructure. Also, we've learned more about the rescue of two airmen. WBEN's David Bellavia reacts.
Astronauts on the Artemis II mission to the Moon made history Monday, traveling further away from earth than any human has before. They've also taken new pictures of the Moon. Tim Collins from the Buffalo Astronomical Association reacts.
President Trump is promising "complete demolition" of Iran, giving an 8pm deadline Tuesday. NOTUS senior editor Dave Levinthal tells us nobody in DC knows what the president will do...except the president.
President Trump created headlines Sunday when he posted an expletive-laden threat to Iran on social media. The president will speak to the media Monday afternoon. What should we expect to hear? Political analyst Steve Roberts tells us.
It's one of the first signs of spring in Buffalo as work will begin this week to remove the ice boom from Lake Erie. Lou Paonessa from the New York Power Authority tells us about the process.
The popularity of Dyngus Day is growing, and so is the parade in North Tonawanda. Matt Parish tells us what's new this year.
Buffalo Board of Education Member Erik Bohen says the teen that was arrested for bringing a gun to PS 197 "will not be returning for the rest of the year."
History shows if you hold on long enough, no matter how things are going economically, your investments will pay off. CBS' Jill Schlesinger tells us more.
It will feel like winter during Monday's Dyngus Day parades. National Weather Service meteorologist Tony Ansuini has the forecast.
Fans will need to wait a little bit longer for the Sabres to clinch a playoff spot after a 4-1 loss to Ottawa Thursday night. WGR's Brian Koziol has a look ahead at the team's remaining schedule.
Patrick De Haan, head of petroleum analysis with GasBuddy says gas prices will continue to rise so long as the Strait of Hormuz is closed.
Linda Lund from Babcia's Pierogi says the madness has already started at Broadway Market ahead of Easter weekend.
Shippers are now charging 30-40 cents more per mile in diesel surcharges since the start of the war in Iran. ABC's Mason Leath says it's an "off the charts increase".
A 17-year-old student that is already facing felony drug and weapons charges was caught with an unloaded handgun at PS 197. Outspoken school safety advocate and Buffalo teacher Marc Bruno wants changes to be made.
Public officials are calling for accountability in the death of a blind refugee in Buffalo, but will there be criminal charges? Immigration attorney Rosanna Berardi breaks it down for us.
Iran has long been considered a State Sponsor of Terrorism by the US, but how vast is Iran's empire of crime and terror? Crime and Terrorism analyst Brad Garrett tells us.
President Trump spoke to the nation Wednesday night about the future of the war in Iran. What did we learn? WBEN's David Bellavia gives his reaction.
New York State's budget is once again overdue. Albany insider Jack O'Donnell of O'Donnell & Associates tells us about the pieces of legislation that are holding it up.
Father David LiPuma from OLV National Shrine & Basilica is celebrating growing church attendance and showing appreciation for the cross during troubling times.
The launch of Artemis II by NASA Wednesday was a major step toward humanity once again walking on the lunar surface. ABC's Jim Ryan tells us more about the mission.
National Weather Service meteorologist Dave Thomas has details about ongoing flood warnings. Also, a tornado was confirmed in Machias.
WBEN's Domenic Cortese has advice for making sure your home is in top condition following Tuesday's flooding rainfall.
Tuesday's storms caused damage to homes in Gowanda, as well as their town hall. Cars were damaged, too. Fire Chief Steve Raiport gives us a picture of the damage.
Leah Halton-Pope is one Buffalo Council Member asking for more information about the city's deficit. She tells us what lawmakers want to see from the Ryan administration.
Streets looked like rivers Tuesday as heavy rain fell all across the region. Meteorologist Andy Parker recaps a wild weather day.
Artemis II will take off tonight. It's a 10-day test orbiting the Moon and brings humanity one step closer to walking on the lunar surface. Tim Collins from the Buffalo Astronomical Association tells us why the mission matters so much.
Artemis II will take off tonight for a test flight around the Moon. ABC's Jim Ryan tells us more.
The Sabres can put to rest their 15 year playoff drought with a win over Ottawa Thursday. WGR's Brian Koziol looks ahead to the biggest games left on the calendar. Also, who starts in goal?
National Weather Service meteorologist Dave Thomas recaps a remarkable day of rain and tells us what's coming in the future.
The NFL league meetings are underway in Phoenix. WGR's Sal Capaccio tells us about what's happened so far.
A new Siena Research poll shows Republican Bruce Blakeman closing the gap on Kathy Hochul in the race for governor. Also, New Yorkers generally support voter ID. Siena pollster Steve Greenberg tells us more.
There's bad news for the artificial intelligence industry as a Quinnipiac poll shows people just don't trust it. ABC's Mike Dobuski tells us more.
The U.S. has attacked Iran's third largest city Isfahan, also known as 'Missile City', as the war there escalates. WBEN's David Bellavia has analysis.
Mitch Nowakowski is one of a handful of Buffalo lawmakers seeking more information about the city's deficit. Also, efforts to revive Broadway Market and Buffalo Central Terminal continue.
It's setting up to be a wet week in WNY. Meteorologist Andy Parker tells us what to expect Tuesday.
TSA agents are receiving their first paychecks in weeks, but they're only one part of the Department of Homeland Security. NOTUS senior editor Dave Levinthal tells us what's holding everything up.
Troops are arriving in the Middle East, but what's the plan for them? ABC's Ian Pannell explains some options.
Polls show the war in Iran is unpopular while prices at the pump are rising. What kind of impact will the war have on midterms, and what exactly is the objective of the war? Political analyst Steve Roberts gives his take.
Ground troops have started arriving in the Middle East as the war appears to be escalating. WBEN's David Bellavia gives expert analysis.
The year's largest celebration of Buffalo's Polish culture is a week from today when the 20th Annual Dyngus Day Parade hits the streets of Buffalo's east side. Dyngus Day USA president Eddy Dobosiewicz talks about the occasion.
The markets are showing confusing trends as the war in Iran continues. CBS' Jill Schlesinger has tips for smart investing.
Congressional Correspondent Nikole Killion gives an update about the bill that was passed late Thursday night to fund most of the DHS
Jim Ryan discusses a funding plan for TSA Agents that will be sent to the lower chamber for a vote today
Buffalo Bisons General Manager Anthony Sprague talks about the Bisons opening day for the 2026 season.
Savannah Guthrie has put out a new plea for the return of her mother Nancy. Crime and Terrorism analyst Brad Garrett takes us inside what's happening at this point of an investigation.
WBEN's David Bellavia says one of the goals of the war in Iran is for the US to eventually control the Strait of Hormuz in conjunction with allies. He has more analysis.
Congress is about to take a two week recess as TSA and other government workers go unpaid. Congressman Nick Langworthy tells us he doesn't see a deal coming before they take that recess.
A jury found two social media giants negligent in developing addictive platforms for kids. ABC's Mike Dobuski tells us more.
It's a turbulent time for the markets as war continues in the Middle East. Speculation of peace talks has fueled volatility. Michael Angelucci from Level Financial Advisors has advice on protecting your assets.
OpenAI is shutting down its Sora AI video generator program. ABC's Mike Dobuski tells us why.
The Sabres are one point out of first place in the Eastern Conference. They have a chance to start another winning streak tonight when they start a 4 game homestand against Boston. WGR's Paul Hamilton looks at the playoff race.
Monday night offers the Bills a chance to redeem themselves after a loss to the Patriots. Eric Wood looks back at the Patriots game and previews Monday night's showdown with the Falcons.
Ellicottville Chamber Executive Director Barb Pump tells us about expectations for this year's Fall Fest!
A ceasefire has begun in the Middle East after Hamas and Israel agreed to a peace deal. Fox's Jonathan Savage tells us what happens next.
Sabres COO Pete Guelli shares some preliminary info on arena renovation plans. Also, details on what's new this season at KeyBank Center.
Councilman Mitch Nowakowski has the latest details on what's happening in Downtown Buffalo.
People have filled the streets in Israel in celebration of a peace plan to end the war in Gaza and bring hostages home. Linda Gradstein describes the scene from Jerusalem.
Tonight is Game 1 of the regular season for the Sabres as they look to take their first steps towards snapping a 14 year playoff drought. Sabres beat reporter for WGR Paul Hamilton gives his outlook on the season.
Gold cross over $4,000 an ounce this week. Scott Hunt from Jack Hunt Gold & Silver explains why.
It's a week of weather extremes. Almost an inch of rain fell in Buffalo Tuesday. Now, a frost advisory has been issued for most of the area. Meteorologist Andy Parker takes us through the week.
It's almost been four months since the City of Buffalo announced they will use a state law to take control of the Buffalo Grand Hotel. Owner Harry Stinson says since then "absolutely nothing" has happened since then.
Multiple airports across the country are being impacted by the government shutdown as workers begin calling in sick. ABC's Clara McMichael has the latest.
Election day in the Buffalo-Niagara region is just under a month away. Political insider Ken Kruly looks at the most competitive races around town.
Local female veterans will be flown to D.C. this weekend to view monuments built in their honor. Kathy Brown from Buffalo-Niagara Honor Flight has more information on this weekend's flight.
We'll get our first taste of wintry weather overnight as a frost advisory takes hold over the area. Meteorologist Aaron Reynolds has the forecast.
The latest trend on social media is scarily-realistic videos generated by AI. Tech reporter Mike Dobuski tells us about it.
Healthcare consultant John Bartimole explains the impact the ongoing government shutdown might have on open enrollment.
Two years ago today, more than 1,000 people were killed in a terrorist attack on Israel orchestrated by Hamas. Rabbi Alex Lazarus-Klein of Congregation Shir Shalom reflects on how life has changed in the years since the attack.
Lawmakers have not moved any closer to a deal on a new spending bill, says Washington insider Dave Levinthal. Health care subsidies remain a sticking point.
Millions will go online today to participate in sales from some of the nation's largest retailers. ABC's Jim Ryan tells us how much money will be spent.
Political analyst Steve Roberts looks at the rift between Congressional lawmakers as the government shutdown enters its second week.
Turnovers and penalties tanked the Bills' chances at a 5-0 start Sunday night. Bills sideline reporter Sal Capaccio breaks down what went wrong.
The Buffalo News won't release a hard copy of the paper on Mondays beginning the week of November 3rd. Mike Igoe, a former Channel 2 reporter who's now a professor of Communications at SUNY Fredonia.
The government shutdown isn't just impacting federal employees. CBS' Jill Schlesinger tells us more.
ABC's Jim Ryan tells us about rising beef prices and what could cause them to go the other way.
Buffalo's Independent candidate for mayor, Michael Gainer, tells us how he would handle a situation like the one at the border this week.
The Bills play host to Stefon Diggs and the New England Patriots Sunday night. Eric Wood tells us what to expect from Patriots quarterback Drake Maye, as well as former Bill Stefon Diggs.
October 6th is the deadline for New York residents to submit their comments on the state's energy plan. Dominic Cortese explains how you can make your voice heard.
Meteorologist Andy Parker tells us all about a beautiful stretch of weather hitting WNY this weekend.
The government shutdown will extend to a third day as lawmakers have the day off. Fox's Ryan Schmelz has the latest.
Bills play-by-play man Chris Brown previews Sunday night's game against the New England Patriots.
A system outage in Canada has led to havoc on Buffalo's major highways as commercial traffic remains closed off to Canada. Cyber security expert Arun Vishwanath tells us more about the importance of tech in our personal and professional lives and how one slip-up can cause a domino effect.
Albany insider Jack O'Donnell tells us about the ramifications of the federal government shutting down.
President Trump and lawmakers failed to reach a deal by midnight, shutting down the federal government. ABC's Karen Travers has the latest.
The Catholic Diocese of Buffalo faces a key deadline in its bankruptcy process. Steve Boyd tells us about it.
Bankrate's Stephen Kates says 1 in 6 Americans over the last 5 years have given up on purchasing a home. He tells us more about Bankrate's findings.
The federal government will shutdown if a deal is not reached by midnight. Also, Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth is meeting with top military officials today. CBS' Natalie Brand has the latest.
The Vatican has ruled that St. John Kanty in Buffalo must remain open while a review of its ordered closure is conducted. Mary Pruski shares her reaction.
A government shutdown is just hours away. Washington insider Dave Levinthal tells us what Democrats and Republicans in the nation's capital are saying.
It wasn't always pretty, but the Bills got the job done against New Orleans in Orchard Park Sunday. Sideline reporter Sal Capaccio recaps the game.
Developer Douglas Jemal has sold his portion of The Boulevard Mall to Benderson Development. Amherst Supervisor Brian Kulpa tells us what the future holds for the site.
Multiple people were shot Sunday during a packed service at The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints in Grand Blanc, Michigan, police said. Josh Margolin has the latest.
A deal to keep TikTok up and running is expected to be announced soon by President Trump. ABC tech reporter Mike Dobuski tells us more.
A sniper opened fire on an ICE facility in Dallas Wednesday before turning the gun on himself. Crime and Terrorism analyst Brad Garrett shares the latest.
Justice Emilio Colaiacovo ruled in favor of Buffalo Mayor Chris Scanlon and Councilman Mitch Nowakowski Wednesday in their lawsuit against city comptroller Barbara Miller-Williams. The lawsuit was filed in order to get the comptroller to release $110 million in bonds for approved projects that Miller-Williams had protested against. Scanlon shared his reaction with WBEN.
The Bills look to remain undefeated against the winless Saints on Sunday. Chris Brown looks at the matchup.
The Bills' new stadium is getting closer to completion everyday. Paul Brown talks about the massive scale of the project. Also, what other major construction projects are happening around town?
An incentive for electric vehicle owners is going away next Tuesday, and car makers are offering big deals on EVs leading up to that day. Jeff Gilbert, auto reporter for WWJ in Detroit tells us more.
Buffalo mayoral candidate James Gardner spoke Tuesday about crime in the city of Buffalo, which is a key focus of his platform. He tells us how his administration will tackle crime in the city if elected.
Niagara Falls Mayor Rob Restaino explains where the process of finding a new operator stands.
Legal analyst Thane Rosenbaum explains the nuances of free speech for public-facing employees like teachers.
NOCO and several local chambers of commerce are hosting a public forum this morning on the future of energy in New York State. The forum will provide insight on where costs are heading and help businesses learn the facts about changing energy laws, along with tax breaks and incentives. NOCO President and COO Michael Casciano tells us more.
Millions of AT&T customers can claim their share of $177 million after a pair of data breaches in 2024. ABC's Jim Ryan has the story.
OpenAI and Nvidia are teaming up to establish data centers that will support the development of generative AI. Also, what's the new iPhone like? Tech reporter Mike Dobuski tells us.
Bishop Michael Fisher and other leaders within the Catholic Diocese of Buffalo will visit the Vatican in the coming weeks. Mary Pruski with Save Our Buffalo Churches agrees with canon lawyer Philip Gray that the visit is unusual.
Bishop Michael Fisher and other leaders within the Catholic Diocese of Buffalo have been called to Rome. Phillip Gray says it's an unusual visit.
The Trump administration unveiled data Monday that they claim shows a link between autism and Tylenol use by pregnant women. Dr. Joseph Chow of WNY Immediate Care reacts to the claims.
A memorial service was held in Arizona yesterday where thousands paid tribute to the late Charlie Kirk. Fox's Jeff Monosso recaps the event.
The general election in Buffalo is 6 weeks from tomorrow. Democrat Sean Ryan shares his thoughts on the race. Also, how will he handle crime and property disputes if elected?
Much-needed rain is in the forecast this week as fall begins. Meteorologist Andy Parker says the change will be noticeable.
Jill Schlesinger looks at the benefits of life insurance and if it's worth the investment for you.
Expect showers to begin the week with above-normal temperatures. National Weather Service meteorologist Heather Kenyon has the forecast.
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The Bills will play their first game in the division this Sunday as they take on the New York Jets. Play by play voice of the Bills Chris Brown previews the game.
Dr. Steve MacMartin reacts to some of the biggest questions that still loom over the assassination of conservative commentator Charlie Kirk.
The manhunt for Charlie Kirk's assassin continues in Utah. Former Buffalo FBI agent Mike Liwicki tells us he's confident the shooter will be found, though.
Attempted assassin Ryan Routh is representing himself in the trial, which ABC's Peter Charalambous says has "created a bit of chaos in the courtroom."
The Bills head to New Jersey to take on the Jets this Sunday. Former Bills center and current radio analyst Eric Wood previews the game.
Conservative activist Charlie Kirk was a significant ally of President Trump. CBS' Natalie Brand shares more reaction from the White House.
Nick Pitillo is reversing course, keeping his downtown restaurant open as activity picks up downtown. Also, Meatball Street Brawl is back!
Former Erie County DA John Flynn, now with Lippes Mathias, gives his analysis on how the search for the shooter may be playing out and what a potential punishment may look like.
This year's Borderland Festival is bringing some big names to East Aurora's Knox Farm State Park. Director of Marketing Zachary Keller tells us about this year's event.
Law enforcement is still looking for the person who shot Conservative activist Charlie Kirk Wednesday afternoon in Utah. Fox's Eben Brown has the latest.
The Bills take on the Jets this Sunday afternoon as the defense looks to rebound from a rough performance against the Ravens, while the offense tries to carry over its efficiency. Matt Parrino from Syracuse.com and the SHOUT! Podcast previews the game.
Shoppers are more cautious ahead of this year's holiday season. Bankrate's Ted Rossman has the latest data.
Employees at Mercy Hospital of Buffalo voted this week to authorize a strike. Art Wheaton with Cornell in Buffalo tells us about the significance of the strike vote. Also, how much will Kaleida's recent contract impact these negotiations?
Tarian Group will provide armed security at 29 WNY Catholic elementary schools going forward. Tarian Vice President and former Buffalo Police Captain Jeff Rinaldo tells us more.
ABC tech reporter Mike Dobuski tells us about today's Apple hardware event and the expected reveal of the latest iPhone.
Workers at Mercy Hospital in Buffalo voted Monday to authorize a strike. CWA's Debbie Hayes explains what the union is asking for.
The governors of Illinois and Massachusetts are among those fighting back against the idea of President Trump deploying the National Guard to crack down on crime and immigration in their states. Washington insider Dave Levinthal tells us more.
Workers at Mercy Hospital voted Monday to authorize a strike. Joyce Markiewicz says that doesn't necessarily mean a strike will happen though. She explains how negotiations have gone so far.
President Trump promised an economic "golden age", but is he delivering? Political analyst Steve Roberts tells us about the impact a shaky economy has on politics.
When all hope seemed lost, the Bills' best players stepped up. Sideline reporter Sal Capaccio recaps the game and the events leading to the victory.
The latest job numbers for the month of August came back low, reflecting a slowdown in hiring across the US. Jill Schlesinger, host of Jill on Money, looks at the numbers. Also, is the American Dream fading?
President Trump met with Ukraine's Zelenskyy and other European leaders to discuss security guarantees for Ukraine following the war. ABC's Karen Travers has more.
A reenactment of the Fireboat Cotter's arrival in Buffalo will be held at the waterfront this Saturday morning at 11. Retired firefighter and Chair of Cotter Fest Kyle Zappia tells us about it.
Gameday is almost here! The Bills kickoff the final season at Highmark Stadium this Sunday night against the Ravens. Play-by-play man Chris Brown discusses Sunday's top storylines.
The Amherst, Clarence and Ken-Ton Chambers of Commerce are joining together with NOCO for an energy forum for business owners later this month. A.J. Baynes, President & CEO of the Amherst Chamber of Commerce tells us why the forum is necessary.
Nick Giammusso, President & CEO at VIPTIX, breaks down the costliest games to attend this year. Will prices come down? Nick has all the answers.
Niagara County Peach Festival Chairman Mark Briglio tells us what's happening at this year's festival!
Crime and Terrorism analyst Brad Garrett has the latest on the fallout of last week's shooting at Annunciation Church in Minneapolis.
Kickoff is almost here! The Bills host the Baltimore Ravens on Sunday Night Football Week 1. Howard Simon shares his expectations for the game and the season.
Councilman Mitch Nowakowski discusses the transfer of Templeton Landing to a new operator. Also, what's going on with William K's and The Hatch?
Fox's Tonya J. Powers reports on the state's bell-to-bell cell phone plan in schools as more districts head back to class, including Buffalo and New York City schools.
State Senator Rob Ortt was one of the lawmakers in attendance at a public hearing on the state's energy plan in Buffalo Wednesday night. He tells us why he thinks the plan is flawed and how energy prices in NY compare to those in neighboring states.
Councilman Rasheed Wyatt explains why he's frustrated with how the DJ Granville investigation has played out and what more can be done to get answers.
More districts are heading back to school today across WNY, Iroquois being one of them. Superintendent Doug Scofield checks in on the first day.
Amherst residents protested outside a public hearing Tuesday as the town makes plans to sell the former site of Westwood Country Club to Erie County for $1. Supervisor Kulpa explains the town's side.
Councilmember Golombek tells us how the dispute between the city and comptroller is holding up construction in his district. Also, the latest on the Council's efforts to learn more about the DJ Granville investigation.
A controversial AI-powered remake of The Wizard of Oz is making many film buffs roll their eyes. You should expect AI's presence in media to expand, though. Tech reporter Mike Dobuski tells us more.
President Trump's ever-changing tariff policy is heading to the Supreme Court. Republican political strategist Carl Calabrese looks at the political ramifications of the tariffs.
Several countries have stopped small shipments to the US as the 'de minimis' tax exemption has come to an end. 'The Tax Lady' Esther Gulyas explains what it means for your taxes and the economy.
Washington insider Dave Levinthal checks in from DC, where President Trump has declared the district as "crime free." Also, will Nick Langworthy's energy bill get through Congress before NY's all-electric bill becomes active?
WWL Radio reporter Dave Cohen reflects on Hurricane Katrina, the damage and what it was like covering the storm.
Our Lady of Victory Charities has been planning security changes at OLV School long before this week's shooting. Director of Safety and Security at OLV Charities Mike Sherry tells us what's changing this school year.
Jeff Rinaldo, Vice President of Tarian Group, tells us what else schools can do to prevent horrific incidents like what happened this week in Minneapolis.
Steve Tybor formed Eight Days of Hope after responding to areas impacted by Hurricane Katrina 20 years ago. He reflects on those days spent helping people and observing the catastrophe.
Labor Day weekend will see temperatures tick upward, but it will be quite cool Friday to begin the weekend. Meteorologist Liz Jurkowski has the forecast.
Fifteen tons of chicken wings are being delivered to Sahlen Field today ahead of this weekend's Wing Fest! 'The Wing King' Drew Cerza tells us more about this year's event.
We're learning more information about the shooter that killed two children at a Catholic school in Minneapolis Wednesday. WCCO's Taylor Rivera has the latest.
School begins a week from today in Buffalo, and the shooting at a Catholic school in Minnesota has safety at the top of everybody's minds. Riverside High School teacher Marc Bruno reacts to the shooting and tells us about safety measures in Buffalo schools.
Attorney Steve Boyd explains the next steps for survivors after the most recent settlement.
Domenic Cortese, host of "Hammertime Radio" on WBEN, tells us why he's concerned about the state's plan to switch to all-electric for new builds come January 1st.
Travis Kelce and Taylor Swift are officially engaged. The news showed up everywhere. Syracuse University professor Robert Thompson looks at the media's fascination with the couple.
Students in Buffalo head back to class next Thursday, and there's new rules and a new man in charge. Superintendent Dr. Pascal Mubenga tells us about preparations for the new year, including the plan for cell phones.
The end of summer travel arrives this weekend, and it'll be another record breaker. Clara McMichael tells us what to expect.
Were there any surprises on cut-down day for the Bills? Sideline reporter Sal Capaccio shares his reaction to the team's initial 53-man roster.
Attorney Steve Boyd is expecting wrongful death claims and more from victims and their families in last Friday's bus crash on I-90. He tells us about liability, the role of seat belts and more.
Is the value of AI being overinflated? ABC Tech Reporter Mike Dobuski tells us what's happening in the industry.
President Trump signed an executive order Monday banning cashless bail in the nation's capital. Former Erie County DA John Flynn talks about what advocates and opponents think of cashless bail in NY and how the system works.
School starts next week, and it's the first under New York State's bell-to-bell cell phone ban. Niagara Falls Superintendent Mark Laurrie tells us about final preparations as the new year approaches.
Washington insider Dave Levinthal gives his take on the top stories across the country.
Former National Security Advisor John Bolton's home was recently raided by the FBI. Also, the Fed is weighing an interest rate cut. Political analyst Steve Roberts tells us what he thinks.
Fillmore District Councilmember Mitch Nowakowski tells WBEN "millions" of dollars in improvements are needed at Erie Basin Marina as the space faces scrutiny from boaters and residents. He tells us what can be done to give the marina a jolt.
Highs will be in the high 60s-low 70s this week as the weather is starting to turn. Meteorologist Andy Parker says a flip back to the 80s or 90s isn't in the foreseeable future.
Tim Yaeger tells us what went through first responders' minds when news of a mass casualty incident on I-90 hit Friday. He gives us an inside look at the response to the deadly bus crash.
Fed chair Jerome Powell has hinted that an interest rate cut is coming. What will it mean for your wallet and when will Americans see the impact? Also, what's going on with the Cracker Barrel controversy? Michael Angelucci from Level Financial Advisors gives his thoughts.
The thermometer will show a stark difference this week from what we saw throughout the rest of the month as temperatures dip into the 60s. Meteorologist Aaron Reynolds has the forecast.
Gina Latucca joined WBEN this morning to share her excitement about the new Newshound Happy Hour, to premier with newshound Harlow.
Republican strategist Carl Calabrese talks about the end of mail-in voting and the chance of it coming back.
Today we were joined by ABC White House Correspondent Karen Travers, who shared the latest.
Sal Capaccio shares updates leading into the final pre-season game for the Buffalo Bills.
Kyle Ciminelli, President of Ciminelli Real Estate, shares the key takeaways on a survey he hosted to get a pulse on downtown Buffalo.
Rosanna Berardi, Managing Partner of Berardi Immigration Law, shares what to expect from the administration as they attempt to root out 'anti-Americanism.'
Dave Thomas of the National Weather Service shares what you need to know with an update on the upcoming weather.
In an experiment, realtor John Spaschak with Metro Roberts listed a newly-renovated house for $1. Spaschak joined WBEN to share the story.
ABC White House Correspondent Karen Travers tells us about Russia's attack on Ukraine in the midst of an attempt to organize peace talks.
Today we were joined by Dr. Michael Cummings, Vice Chair of Psychiatry for UB and Associate Medical Director of ECMC. Dr. Cummings told us how you can help your kids face back to school anxiety.
Justin Booth, co-chair of the Scajaquada Corridor Coalition Project, expresses his frustration with the NYSDOT as they quietly pull the rug from underneath the project.
Father David LiPuma joined WBEN to discuss the updates on construction regarding the new copper dome for OLV National Shrine & Basilica, sharing with us the community support behind the project.
Ed Martin, head of the DOJ's "Weaponization Working Group" says that Letitia James should resign as an act of "good faith." Peter Charalambous shares the latest.
Bankrate Economic Analyst Sarah Foster shares the improvement in the gap between pay and prices and how it has not really helped those living paycheck to paycheck.
The Federal Trade Commission sues ticket resellers for evading Taylor Swift's tour ticket limit, attorney Jeremy Rosenthal shares with us details on how resellers have gotten away with price gouging.
Executive Director of Preservation Buffalo Niagara Bernice Radle and now co-owner of Mohawk Place tells us of the renovations coming as her group plans on reopening the punk rock venue.
ABC White House Correspondent Karen Travers tells WBEN that Trump may offer air support, but promises no U.S. boots on the ground in Ukraine as part of proposed security guarantee.
SUNY Professor Mike Igoe, former Channel 2 reporter, joined WBEN this morning to discuss the impact he expects the merger to bring to the Buffalo media landscape.
NFTA Metro Expansion Project Manager Jeff Amplement joins the show to talk about the Siena poll with support for the expansion of the Metro
Greenlight Network CEO Mark Murphy joins the show to talk about fiber internet and what it will do for Western New York
Amherst Town Supervisor Brian Kulpa joins the show to talk about the new deal with the Westwood Park redevelopment
Don Levy with Siena Research joins the show to talk about the growing numbers for expansion to the NFTA Metro Rail
Dave Levinthal joins the show to talk about the meeting with President Trump and Ukraine President Zelensky.
Steve Roberts joins the show to talk about what went down between President Trump and Putin and what will happen in the meeting with Zelensky
Political Analyst Carl Calabrese joins the show to talk about the important meeting for piece in Ukraine
Elizabeth Carey of AAA of Western New York joins the show to talk about the strike with Air Canada and what it has been doing with travel for Western New Yorkers
Going to Washington where Karen Travers gives a preview of the meeting with Ukraine President Zelensky and President Trump
Erie County Fair CEO Jessica Underberg joins the show as the final days of the fair are here
Mitch Nowakowski joins the show giving his imput on the tension with Chris Scanlon and Comptroller Barbara Miller-Williams
Nico-Lee Ambrose political analyst joins the show on the meeting between President Trump and Vladimir Putin on talks of peace with Ukraine
John Elmore attorney with the Tops victims as the defense looking to get the charges dropped
Alex Domaradzki North Tonawanda Director of youth parks and rec along with Brian Trzeciak Executive Director of Maritime Museum join the show to talk about the Boat parade with the Erie County Bicentennial
Sal Capaccio joins the show to talk about the Bills signing James Cook locking him up for the next 4 years
Nine parishes in the Catholic Diocese of Buffalo are asking a judge to throw out the requirement for churches to contribute to the Diocese abuse settlement. Mary Pruski from Save Our Buffalo Churches tells us about a hearing that happened this week and what a judge had to say.
Erie County Fair CEO Jessica Underberg joins the show to talk about what is happening today at the Fair
Clarence town supervisor Pat Casilio joins the show on the town hall meeting with E-bikes
Devindra Hardawar joins the show to talk about new affordable vehicles launched for Ford
Steve Greenberg joins the show to talk about a recent poll with Kathy Hochul and Elise Stefanik
Jon Schultz a technology and AI expert joins the show on how it is changing work around the world.
Dave Whalen highlights the efforts the Erie County Fair is making to make the experience more enjoyable for fairgoers with autism, sensory processing disorders and disabilities.
Steve Roberts joins the show to talk about governor Kathy Hochul and redistricting in the state
Paula Struble joins the show on the exciting event happening today at the Erie County Fair
Jill Schlesinger joins the show talking about investments in 401k along with investing in crypto
National Weather Service Meteorologist Tony Ansuini on the heat that continues into Western New York and when will the dry days end.
Peter Charalambous gives you the details on this high-profile use of environmental law used to challenge the Trump administration.
Today is Firefighters Day at the Erie County Fair and firefighters get in free. Roger Brennan, head of the Fireman building, told us what you will see today in his building.
The ErieNet middle-mile fiber network project has made very little progress. Legislator Lindsay Lorigo us why.
Crime and terrorism analyst Brad Garrett from ABC joined us this morning to share the details on the shooter behind the attack at Fort Stewart, Georgia.
ABC correspondent Steven Portnoy joined WBEN this morning to share an update on international politics.
In the age of information, kids are living with screens in a way never seen before. With WBEN this morning, Fred Archer, MD, shares with you how to set good boundaries and healthy habits for your family to limit screen time.
Children are seeking companionship through AI chatbots, and teens have figured out ways to break ChatGPT into sharing sensitive information otherwise blocked by the AI. ABC correspondent Jim Ryan tells us more.
Jay Wilcox, one of the people behind the mini fair display shares the story behind the model fair as they celebrate the 100th anniversary of Strates Shows.
Only happening today, admission to the Erie County Fair is free if you bring four or more canned food items. This is done in collaboration with Feedmore Western New York, a nonprofit dedicated to combatting hunger in the community. We heard from Catherine Shick of Feedmore who shares what you should consider donating.
This is not the first time partisan redistricting in New York state has been a political strategy, and former senator Ed Rath joined WBEN to share how it violates the state constitution.
Jessica Underberg, CEO of the Erie County fair joins WBEN to share some of the highlights coming up in this year's Erie County Fair
Ines de La Cuetara joins WBEN to share the scoop on talks about ending the war in Ukraine, as well as the finalization of a US-Ukraine drone deal.
Student loan repayment options have changed. Jeff Boron shares how people are adjusting.
4.5% decrease in overall violent crime last year compared to the year before. Political analyst Jim Ryan shares with WBEN.
The UK's Online Safety Act is reshaping much of the global internet. Sharing how it may be impacting you is Mike Dobuski.
How is the monthly employment report derived, and what can we expect now that the BLS commissioner has been fired? with WBEN, Senior Economic Analyst Mark Hamrick shares what you should know.
Jack O'Donnell of O'Donnell and Associates joins WBEN to explain the way Democrats can counterbalance the Texas plan to take more seats in the House.
Democratic lawmakers in Texas flee to Illinois, Michigan, an New York State in an attempt to block Texas redistricting. With WBEN, political analyst Jim Ryan explains the situation.
Josh Hawley, a Republican lawmaker from Texas teams up with Democrats to combat congressional stock trading. With WBEN this morning, Washington insider Dave Levinthal gives us the scoop.
Steve Roberts joins WBEN this morning to discuss some of Trump's recent decisions, including the firing William J. Wiatrowski, the Commissioner of the Bureau of Labor Statistics.
Pat Harris, lead director of Hard Knocks joins WBEN this morning to discuss the filming of his new HBO show at Bills training camp.
The Rite Aid closures have created a gap for many who are seeking a new pharmacy. and Don Arthur, owner of Brighton Eggert Pharmacy, shares what you should know about switching over.
Heather Zaire of Accuweather speaks about the current status of our air quality in Western New York, including the way Canadian wildfires continue to carry polluted air down south.
Jill on Money joins WBEN this morning to discuss the recently-revised job report, sharing information on how tariffs impact the job market.
This morning, WBEN was joined by Gina Lattuca of the SPCA to announce a bonded pair of beagles that are up for adoption.
Hydroplanes will roar up to 160mph and you can see it at Gratwick Park, Tonawanda! Joining WBEN this morning, veteran hydroplane racer Ken Brodie shares everything you should know.
Pardon the puns, WBEN is a little corny today with the Eden Corn Festival! On air this morning, WBEN was joined by Jeff Winter, President and Amusements Chairman of the Eden Corn Festival. Here's what he has to say about the festivities- from the events to the local farming community and nonprofits involved.
This Sunday is Marv Levy's 100th birthday, and WBEN is celebrating with this special interview with Howard Simon
We've got a big Bills season coming up ahead of us, Bills reporter Sal Capaccio joins WBEN this morning to talk about the status of our players going into the last season at Highmark Stadium.
Julia Maher, Senior Director at Mattel in East Aurora, joined Susan and Lucas on Friday with more on the 2025 edition of Bills' Little People.
Tonight is the Blue and Red Scrimmage, the unofficial start of the preseason for the Buffalo Bills. Lt. Jeremy Lehning joins WBEN to let you know what to expect with new stadium guidelines.
Summer is the time for events such as concerts, festivals and sports games. How can you avoid getting scammed? Jim Ryan joins WBEN this morning with some handy tips.
The Bisons first ever drone show was the sight to see this week, here's what Anthony Sprague with the Buffalo Bisons has to say about it.
Crime and terrorist analyst Brad Garrett walks us through the loopholes to explain how a crime like the shooting in Midtown Manhattan is possible, discussing the logistics of security and policy.
Jeff Amplement, Planning Projects Manager for the NFTA joins WBEN on air to discuss a Metro Rail Expansion review that would double the length of our existing rail system in Buffalo.
Bankrate Chief Financial Analyst Greg McBride speaks on-air this morning to discuss the Federal Reserve's decision to keep interest rates where they are for now.
David Rivera, Niagara District Common Council Member and chair of Police Oversight Committee joins joins WBEN on air this morning to discuss the investigation into an alleged coverup from the Erie County Sheriff
Philip Nanula of Essex Homes and President of the Buffalo Niagara Builders Association joins WBEN this morning to speak out against the federal ruling that would prevent new homes from accessing natural gas, citing no assurance in the event of a power outage.
Jim Ryan joins WBEN to discuss the rising cases of children fatalities in hot cars this summer. Kids and Car Safety has been lobbying to pass legislation for safety mechanisms to prevent children being left in hot vehicles.
Jon Hitchcock joins WBEN this morning to discuss the weather conditions. It's a rainy day in Buffalo today, low 70s, but not enough rain to make up for the rainfall deficit.
Robert Corp discusses his recently-filed lawsuit against the City of Buffalo after an investigative report reveals a decade of unfluorinated water
Josh Margolin joins WBEN to discuss the mental condition and past of former football player turned Manhattan shooter.
Buffalo Niagara Film Commissioner Tim Clark announces the partnership with the Great American Family Channel and Great Point Studios. Movie shoots are happening today in Western New York, and shooting film brings business to Buffalo as our city becomes a competitive market in the industry.
"We're a consumer-driven society and we are financially stressed," Michael Angelucci with Level Financial Group joins WBEN to discuss many Americans taking money out of their 401Ks early, often facing pricey tax penalties.Angelucci discusses the costs and benefits of taking loans out of your 401K, including for use cases such as making a down payment on your mortgage.
Justin Rogers, Executive Director of the Niagara County fair joins us this morning to discuss the fair on it's opening day. Over a dozen bands, over 50 food vendors, a beer tent, kangaroos, and a massive 14' frying pan all come together to make the Niagara County Fair an event worth experiencing.
A warm start, 74 degrees in Buffalo, expected to be the last stretch of heat as a cold front comes in this evening. National Weather Service Meteorologist Heather Kenyon has the forecast.
ABC's Mike Dobuski tells us about the biggest developments from one of the world's largest AI conferences.
Cornerback Christian Benford and Wide Receiver Keon Coleman has been the standouts at training camp so far. Bills sideline reporter Sal Capaccio gives an update from St. John Fisher.
Pat Kaler, President and CEO of Visit Buffalo Niagara, tells us more about the cruise ship terminal that's coming to Buffalo's waterfront. Also, what's being done to boost cross-border tourism?
Parents and lawmakers were outraged Monday when a youth hockey team was locked out of their rink over an apparent contract dispute. Niagara Falls Mayor Rob Restaino explains why it happened.
President Trump came away with a number of trade deals following his trip to Scotland. Also, what else can be done to get Russia to the negotiating table? Washington insider Dave Levinthal tells us.
Massive AI data centers are indirectly contributing to the rising costs of utilities. ABC's Jim Ryan tells us more.
Political analyst Steve Roberts talks about the new trade deal with the EU and more of the top stories from DC.
The Empire State Ride is back, with hundreds of bicyclist riding 500+ miles from NYC to Niagara Falls, all while raising money for cancer. Susan Rose speaks with founder Terry Bourgeois.
Schools still have 10 years to meet New York State's zero emission bus mandate, but some, like Sweet Home, are getting an early jump. Superintendent Mike Ginestre tells us more.
CBS' Jill Schlesinger tells us about a new trade deal between the US and European Union. And what can we learn about the economy from restaurant earning reports?
Judy Porto-Fiorella, president of the Buffalo Italian Festival tells us all about what's happening at this year's Italian Festival!
Attorney Mitchell Garabedian tells us about the settlement and how it compares to the Buffalo Diocese ongoing bankruptcy.
A new three-year deal for nearly 8,000 unionized healthcare workers at Kaleida Health facilities has been approved by union membership. Cheryl Marino, one of the lead negotiators explains what's in the deal.
Parenting coach Kim Muench warns about a new TikTok trend where kids are damaging Chromebooks and other technology assigned to them by their schools.
The Buffalo Bills wrapped up their first day of training camp Wednesday. Who stood out? Bills sideline reporter Sal Capaccio tells us what he saw.
Buffalo Public Schools named its new superintendent this week. Sam Radford, a vocal parent advocate, shares his reaction.
Two people are missing this morning after a boat crash near Navy Island. Fireboat Cotter Captain Michael Kick tells us about boat rescue operations and response times.
Jill Jedlicka from Buffalo Niagara Waterkeeper responds to a new report raising concerns about water quality at Woodlawn Beach and other local bodies of water.
Mike Catalana gives perspective from Rochester as the Bills prepare for another camp at St. John Fisher.
Bills COO Pete Guelli tells us how the red helmet came to be, new about the stadium and more as training camp begins.
The Bills begin training camp at St. John Fisher today! Paul Hemingway, Director of Camp Operations tells us about preparations as the team moves in for the summer.
Meteorologist Phillip Pandolfo has today's forecast, as well as an outlook for the rest of the week.
This week OpenAI is releasing “ChatGPT Agent” to some of its users. It’s a new setting within the popular artificial intelligence chatbot that, as the name implies, has some degree of agency – it can take action. ABC's Mike Dobuski tells us about it.
Fillmore District Councilman Mitch Nowakowski responds to calls from a group of Allentown residents that want a decreased police presence in their neighborhood. Also, a state lawmaker is calling on the state to back away from its deal with Tesla.
A demand from President Trump for the Washington Commanders to change their name back to the "Redskins" has reignited the debate over Native American imagery in sports. Native advocate John Kane weighs in.
President Trump says he won't allow a new football stadium to be built in the nation's capital unless the Washington Commanders change their name back to "Redskins." Does the President have any say, though? ABC's Karen Travers tells us.
The House is getting ready to go on summer vacation, but the Senate may have to stay. Also, President Trump continues to deal with Epstein criticism and weighs in on the Washington Commanders name. Washington insider Dave Levinthal tells us more.
Political analyst Steve Roberts looks at the fallout of President Trump fighting back against the release of files relating to convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein. Roberts says it won't be a lasting problem for Trump, but it is causing in-fighting.
Jeff Rinaldo gives his thoughts on a tragic shooting in Sloan. Also, efforts to up security at events in Buffalo.
Buffalo-native Steve Tybor is back home with Eight Days of Hope, assisting residents of the city's Niagara District with home repairs. He tells us about the work they're doing.
President Trump is continuing his campaign to remove Fed chair Jerome Powell from his position over an alleged lack of action of interest rates. Jill Schlesinger explains where the situation might go.
The Texas Legislature will hold a special session today to discuss emergency procedures in Texas, as flood recovery enters week 3. ABC's Jim Ryan tells us more.
Wyatt tells us police are unsuccessfully policing themselves in Buffalo. He explains why a review board is needed.
North Tonawanda Mayor Austin Tylec has the latest on a citation against Digihost. Also, Canal Fest enters its final days.
The Wall Street Journal is reporting the captain of an Air India flight that crashed last month may have intentionally shut off fuel to both engines. ABC's Sam Sweeney has the latest.
Terry Robinson from East Side Parkways Coalition tells us about a meeting that was held Thursday night and if common ground can be found between supporters of the 33 tunnel and opponents.
A portion of the 190 will be closed Sunday morning as SkyRide returns to downtown Buffalo. Kevin Heffernan from Go Bike Buffalo has all the details.
Crime and Terrorism analyst Brad Garrett examines the public's fascination with files relating to now-dead convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein.
Buffalo Pro Soccer President Peter Marlette, Jr. says talks have already started with other stadium sites after plans to play at Lee and Elk were abandoned. Hear more about where the team may be playing in 2027.
Could a nuclear power plant take over the former NRG energy site in Dunkirk? Mayor Kate Wdowiasz tells us what's been talked about so far.
Ted Rossman shares new data from Bankrate on credit card debt. What's causing it? Ted tells us.
At last, temperatures will cool today. Meteorologist Phillip Pandolfo has the forecast.
Sabres Live host and former goaltender Martin Biron has details on how you can contribute to local organizations through Give 716.
Calls continue for the Trump administration to release a list of clients of convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein. Does the list exist, though? We spoke with attorney Jeremy Rosenthal about the hysteria surrounding the case.
Herb Leising, Vice Chair of the Jolly Boys tells us all about what's happening this week at Old Home Days.
Tuesday was the deadline for local parishes to make millions of dollars in contributions to the Buffalo Diocese's abuse settlement. Mary Pruski from Save Our Buffalo Churches tells us what she's hearing.
It's been a while since we've heard about the trend of stealing Hyundais, but they're still the most targeted vehicles. ABC's Jim Ryan tells us more.
More oppressive heat is on the way Wednesday. Meteorologist Aaron Reynolds has the forecast.
Elon Musk's Grok AI recently had to be temporarily shut down after it posted controversial replies on Musk's X platform. Tech reporter Mike Dobuski tells us more.
President Trump has issued an ultimatum to Russia, saying if a deal to end the war is not made within 50 days then they'll be hit with tariffs. ABC's Patrick Reevell tells us more.
One of the region's signature summer events is back as Canal Fest returns to the Tonawandas. Event secretary Debbie Darling tells us all about what's happening this week.
The pre-sale for Paul McCartney tickets begins this morning at 10. Nick Giamusso from VIPTIX tells us what he think prices will look like.
President Trump has had to deal with unrest within his administration and among a sect of supporters over a lack of transparency on files regarding sex offender Jeffrey Epstein. Washington insider Dave Levinthal has the latest.
Political analyst Steve Roberts has the latest on how Washington is responding to disastrous flooding in Texas.
Reckless e-bike riders have led lawmakers in the Town of Clarence to consider changes to its bike trail policies. Town Supervisor Patrick Casilio tells us more.
Tuesday is the deadline for parishes to contribute their end of the Catholic Diocese of Buffalo's abuse settlement. Nandor Forgach from St. Benedict tells us about the mood among parishioners.
Should you go for broke when Paul McCartney tickets go on sale? Jill Schlesinger tells us about the balance between your bank account and an experience and what the average amount spent on an experience is.
More rain fell on flood-stricken areas of Texas and a Flash Flood Watch is in place for central Texas this morning. ABC's Jim Ryan has the latest.
Sidelines will be serving up classic Buffalo dishes at this weekend's Taste of Buffalo. Hillary Collura tells us what's on the menu.
Eight Days of Hope is bringing heavy equipment to the disaster area in Central Texas. President & CEO Steve Tybor tells us about the work they'll be doing.
Longtime Buffalo concert promoter Don Tomasulo gives his thoughts on ticket demand and more as Sir Paul returns to KeyBank Center in November.
Heat indices will hit 95-100 degrees this weekend. Meteorologist Heather Kenyon has the forecast.
Lyon Lascu's Dimples and Pancakes is bringing authentic Dutch cuisine to Taste of Buffalo.
Chris Fox from KRLD Radio in Austin reports from Texas where recovery operations are ongoing after catastrophic flooding.
Buffalo Fire Chaplain Fr. Paul Seil examines the issues that may be created by giving churches the freedom to endorse political candidates.
The Better Business Bureau and other groups are warning against fraudulent organizations that claim they're collecting money for flood victims but are actually using the money for nefarious purposes. ABC's Jim Ryan tells us more.
The TSA has changed a rule that was an annoyance to many. CBS Travel Editor Peter Greenberg tells us about it.
Hamburg's Mexico City is making its first appearance at Taste of Buffalo this weekend. Hear what they'll be serving up.
A class action lawsuit has been filed against Amazon accusing the company of illegally gathering user information through the company's Alexa devices. Fox's Jeremy Rosenthal explains the lawsuit.
Mark has what you need to know about the "Trump savings account" and other methods of saving for the future. Also the latest on the Fed and a look at the markets.
Michael Angelucci from Level Financial Advisors tells us about the differences between the "Trump savings account" established with the Big Beautiful Bill, and other savings accounts.
The number of missing people after last weekend's floods in Texas continues to rise. ABC's Jim Ryan has the latest.
Chad Houston will oversee fundraising and construction of a 5/14 memorial at the corner of Best and Jefferson. He tells us more about the role and what his first steps will be.
Amazon's Prime Day deals go live today. ABC's Mike Dobuski tells us about some of the best deals.
Joe Mendolera from Genevieve's Cheesecakes tells us what will be on the menu at this weekend's Taste of Buffalo!
Eight Days of Hope is getting ready to head to Texas to assist with flood recovery efforts. President & CEO Steve Tybor tells us how you can help.
Brad Wales from the East Side Parkways Coalition tells us about a new appeal the group is filing.
Kerrville, the flood ravaged Texas town, didn't have flood alert sirens and text alerts were sent out in the middle of the night. Washington insider Dave Levinthal tells us about the potential fallout from the deadly floods.
Kaleida Health and nearly 8,000 workers have reached a tentative agreement for a new labor contract, just hours before a strike authorization vote was to be held. Debbie Hayes from CWA has the latest on negotiations.
Political analyst Steve Roberts says President Trump's Big Beautiful Bill is full of popular changes. He shares more reaction.
Get your taste buds ready! One of the country's largest food festivals is back in Buffalo this weekend. Chair Matthew Reis tells us what's planned.
Chris Fox with KRLD radio in Dallas reports on this weekend's devastating floods in Texas.
President Trump signed his signature piece of legislation into law last weekend. When and where will you see its impact? 'The Tax Lady' Esther Gulyas tells us.
A 90-day pause on tariffs will end on Wednesday, though it's possible the pause will be extended. ABC's Karen Travers tells us more.
Jill Schlesinger takes a closer look at the Big Beautiful Bill, which has officially been signed into law.
Nearly 100 people are dead in Texas as heavy rainfall flooded rivers, sweeping away homes, vehicles and campgrounds. ABC's Jim Ryan has the latest.
One of the biggest Independence Day celebrations of the weekend is tonight at Sahlen Field. Bisons assistant GM Brad Bisbing tells us what's planned.
Mike Hahn, GOP Strategist with Frontline Strategies and former Trump campaign social media director, tells us where things stand with President Trump's "Big Beautiful Bill."
Skylighters of WNY will run more than 70 firework shows across the region this weekend. Owner Matt Shaw tells us about preparations going into this weekend's shows.
Niagara Falls School Superintendent Mark Laurrie tells us about ongoing preparations for a ban on cell phones in schools.
Kids aged 2-19 are consuming less fast food according to a new study. ABC's Jim Ryan tells us more.
A cold front will move in Thursday, clearing out by Independence Day with highs around 80 and little humidity. Meteorologist John Rozbicki has the weekend forecast.
Attorney John Elmore represents families of victims in the Tops shooting. He reacts to the date being set.
ABC's Steven Portnoy tells us what has changed in the bill since the House first passed it.
Council member Mitch Nowakowski tells us about a resolution in the Common Council that would ban teens 17 and under from going to city festivals without supervision. Also, what's the latest on Heritage Point?
Schools now have the ability to pay athletes directly. UB football play-by-play man Paul Peck breaks down what it means for schools like UB.
Erie County Clerk Mickey Kearns says he's been getting calls and texts asking him to run for mayor. Can it happen? Ken Kruly tells us.
ABC's Mike Dobuski tells us what areas of tech will be impacted by President Trump's bill.
John Pence, nephew of former VP Mike Pence and Chairman of Frontline Government Relations breaks down what's in President Trump's signature piece of legislation.
Parishes must give their contribution to the Buffalo Diocese's clergy abuse settlement by July 15th. Roxanne Casey, parishioner at Our Lady of Perpetual Help tells us about her frustrations.
The shooter in an ambush of firefighters in Idaho is dead. ABC's Jim Ryan tells us more about the shooter.
Democrats are using delay tactics, while some Republicans have issues with Trump's "Big Beautiful Bill." Washington insider Dave Levinthal tells us more.
The Sabres pick 9th in tonight's NHL Draft. Should they pick or trade? We asked WGR's Paul Hamilton.
Joe Liberti secured the Republican nomination for Orchard Park Town Supervisor on Tuesday. He tells us about his plans for the town if elected, including development around the new Bills stadium.
Chris Scanlon has been silent since losing the Democratic primary on Tuesday. Also, how was Zohran Mamdani able to rally so many voters in his primary win in NYC? We're asking Bruce Fisher from StrategyCorp.
The US' strike on Iran's nuclear facilities took 15 years of planning. ABC's Karen Travers tells us more.
Markets are up, even after the US attacked Iran. There's good news too as a US-China deal is closer to becoming a reality. Mike Angelucci from Level Financial Advisors explains why the market has been so resilient this week.
What does the future hold for current mayor Chris Scanlon? Also, what's going on in NYC? Carl Calabrese gives his analysis.
A strike vote has been authorized by union membership at Kaleida Health facilities. Cheryl Marino from 1199SEIU tells us where negotiations are at.
President Trump is open to talks with Iran but said "I don't care" if a deal is reached with the Iranians. ABC's Karen Travers has the latest.
Former Buffalo Police Captain Jeff Rinaldo says a growing amount of events in the city of Buffalo is causing a strain on security. He weighs in on how violence can be managed at these events.
Kathy Caruso's mission to raise money for Roswell began after he husband's brain cancer diagnosis. He beat the disease thanks to treatment at Roswell. Kathy tells us more about what motivates her.
Mark Wendel, President of the Erie Canal Harbor Development Corporation, tells us about a project that will bring a cruise ship terminal to Buffalo's Outer Harbor.
James Gardner, the Republican nominee for Buffalo mayor, reacts to Sean Ryan's victory on the Democratic side of the ticket. Gardner tells us he's in the race to win.
What happens next for Mayor Scanlon after losing the Democratic primary? And what does the future of the Democratic party look like in New York now that Andrew Cuomo lost in NYC's mayoral primary? We're asking Jack.
ABC's Karen Travers tells us what's on President Trump's agenda today, including a meeting with Ukraine's Zelenskyy.
Sean Ryan was victorious on primary day in Buffalo, earning the Democratic nomination for Buffalo mayor. Ken Kruly recaps the race and tells us what's next.
Former Gov. Andrew Cuomo has conceded to up-and-comer Zohran Mamdani in the New York City's Mayoral Primary. CBS' Michael Wallace tells us how it happened.
Ines de La Cuetara has reaction from European leaders to a flimsy ceasefire agreement between Israel and Iran.
Political strategist Carl Calabrese tells us what he is hearing about the primary races in Buffalo and the surrounding suburbs.
Just before leaving for the Netherlands to attend a NATO summit, President Trump lashed out at both Israel and Iran, saying both sides violated a ceasefire. Fox News Radio's Jonathan Savage reports from the Netherlands.
Denton Cinquegrana, Chief Oil Analyst at Oil Price Information Service, tells us why conflict doesn't necessarily equal increased costs.
ABC's Karen Travers has the latest as President Trump reacts to continued strikes between Israel and Iran.
Washington insider Dave Levinthal discusses the ongoing conflict in the Middle East. Also, what happens in the NYC mayoral primary?
Israel accepted ceasefire terms, though Iran's leadership has yet to comment. Iranian missiles were launched at Israel less than an hour later and Israel says it will respond. ABC's Jordana Miller explains the situation.
ABC's Chris Boccia has the latest damage assessment from the US' strike on Iran. Also, were nuclear materials moved prior to the attack?
Erie County Elections Commissioner Ralph Mohr tells us what the turnout was like and what it means for Primary Day itself.
What's the US' goal in bombing an Iranian nuclear site? ABC's Karen Travers tells us about what's being said in D.C.
Schools and workplaces are closed across Israel as Iran continues to launch missiles at Israel following Saturday's strike on an Iranian nuclear base. ABC's Jordana Miller has the latest.
WBEN Legal Analyst Paul Cambria explains the statute of limitations in the Diocese settlement, what happens if parishes opt not to pay and much more.
It's well-known that parishes are on the hook for $80 million in the Buffalo Diocese's settlement with abuse survivors. But what if churches don't pay? Nandor Forgach tells us what St. Benedict's is considering.
Mayor Chris Scanlon says Harry Stinson, owner of the Buffalo Grand Hotel, shouldn't be surprised that the city is moving to take control of the property. He explains how the process differs from eminent domain.
President Trump has set a timeframe for himself to decide whether the US will order a strike on Iran or not. ABC's Karen Travers tells us more.
A high-profile trial wrapped up Wednesday as Karen Read was acquitted of murder but found guilty of drunk driving. Crime and Terrorism analyst Brad Garrett tells us what stood out to him the most from the trial.
The Town of Clarence's Planning Board has granted two key approvals to a long-term redevelopment of Eastern Hills Mall. Supervisor Pat Casilio tells us more.
Mary Pruski from Save Our Buffalo Churches says people from across the country are reaching out to offer support to local churchgoers as their parishes are on the hook for $80 million in the Buffalo Diocese's abuse settlement.
Councilwoman Zeneta Everhart is proposing a ban on teens 17 and under attending festivals in Buffalo without adult supervision. It's all in an effort to cut down on violence. Pastor James Giles from Buffalo Peacemakers explains what's causing the violence.
The State Legislature has passed a 3% hotel occupancy tax for the Town of Cheektowaga. Town Supervisor Brian Nowak says it was needed. Also, more on the future of the Walden Galleria.
Cop-turned-killer Grant Hardin was recently captured after escaping from an Arkansas prison. ABC's Jim Ryan has new details on how Hardin pulled off the escape.
ABC's Shannon Crawford says US officials are expecting the next 24-48 hours to be "enormously consequential" as Iran's leader digs in.
Hockey season rolls on in Buffalo as the annual charity event returns. Co-founder Amy Lesakowski has all the details.
The Fed is in "wait and see mode" says Bankrate's Greg McBride. He tells us more about what goes into the Fed's decision.
State lawmakers opted to repeal a restrictive rule for homeowners. Domenic Cortese, host of Hammertime Radio, explains the 100-foot rule and looks at the feasibility of NY going all-electric.
Schools like Syracuse University are trying to make things more affordable for students who would have come to their school but can't due to costs. Jeff Boron from Send Your Kids to College tells us more.
It's hot this week, and temperatures and humidity will only climb further, says meteorologist Dave Thomas.
What is "AGI"? What about "Superintelligence"? ABC's Mike Dobuski tells us about some of the new terms and developments in the world of artificial intelligence.
The campus of St. Lawrence Roman Catholic Church recently sold for twice its listed price. Peter Hunt from HUNT Real Estate says buyers are looking at multiple different uses for the newly-available buildings.
Political insider Ken Kruly says the race between Mayor Scanlon and State Sen. Sean Ryan will be close.
Deacon Steve Schumer tells us what Catholic Charities is expected to contribute to the Buffalo Diocese clergy abuse settlement.
President Trump left the G7 Summit early on Monday, citing rising tensions in the Middle East as the reason. Washington insider Dave Levinthal talks about the dilemma the president faces.
State Sen. Rob Ortt tells us about the most noteworthy pieces of legislation that either passed or got stuck in negotiations over the last few weeks in Albany.
Republican strategist Carl Calabrese gives his thoughts on the biggest stories in national and local politics.
CWA Upstate Director Debbie Hayes gives an update on negotiations between healthcare workers and Kaleida Health.
Local Catholics learned over the weekend what their parish's contribution will be toward the Buffalo Diocese clergy abuse settlement. Nandor Forgach tells us how parishioners are feeling.
Gold prices are surging. Also, how will conflict in the Middle East impact the economy? CBS' Jill Schlesinger explains.
Jeff Rinaldo, now with Tarian Group, explains the methods police use to keep peaceful protests from turning violent.
One person miraculously survived a horrific plane crash in India Thursday. ABC's Sam Sweeney tells us about the person and the latest on the investigation.
Erie County Election Commissioner Ralph Mohr has all the information you need ahead of early voting for Buffalo's Mayoral race.
Israel struck Iranian nuclear facilities Thursday night and killed top Iranian military leaders.
President Trump says the National Guard and Marines will stay in LA until tensions cool. Crime and terrorism analyst Brad Garrett gives his thoughts on the situation.
After a decade of debate, the state legislature has passed the Medical Aid in Dying Act. Corinne Carey has long been an advocate for the bill. She gave us her reaction.
Stocks were down Wednesday despite President Trump announcing a trade deal with China. Michael Angelucci from Level Financial Advisors says it's because there isn't much in the deal.
President Trump announced a trade "deal" Wednesday, but ABC's Karen Travers says it's more like a framework. She tells us where things stand as of Thursday morning.
State Senators plan to adjourn on Friday, with the Assembly following soon after. Albany insider Jack O'Donnell tells us what's being done before lawmakers go on recess.
The state of Washington has joined Virginia as the second in the nation to allow judges to order chronic speeders to have a device that limits their speed installed in their vehicle. ABC's Jim Ryan tells us more.
The Bills returned to the practice field Tuesday with everybody, including James Cook, in attendance. Sal recaps the day and what's to come.
Nandor Forgach is an outspoken critic of the Catholic Diocese of Buffalo's plan to take money from parishes to pay for its $150 million settlement with abuse survivors. He tells us what churches in his parish are being asked to pay.
Rasheed Wyatt wants ATV sales to be banned in Buffalo out of concern for public safety. He tells us more about his proposal.
99% of the fireworks set off in the US are made in China. The American Pyrotechnics Association are trying to arrange an exemption. ABC's Jim Ryan tells us more.
Apple is calling the new version of iOS its biggest overhaul since iOS 7. Tech reporter Mike Dobuski tells us about it.
Mary Pruski from Save Our Buffalo Churches says it felt like "walking into a buzzsaw" when she learned parishes would be responsible for $80 million of the Buffalo Diocese $150 million settlement with abuse survivors.
Hallmark is recreating Carolcade Wednesday night for its Bills Christmas movie. East Aurora Chamber of Commerce Executive Director Victoria Sturman tells us what it will look like.
Canon lawyer Philip Gray says parishes can fight back against having to contribute to the Diocese settlement with abuse survivors.
California is suing the Trump administration, claiming it overstepped boundaries in deploying the National Guard. ABC's Karen Travers tells us more.
The escalating protests in Los Angeles are fueling a political feud between Governor Gavin Newsom and President Trump. Washington insider Dave Levinthal looks at the implications of the protests and war of words between Newsom and Trump.
An asteroid that had a small chance of impacting Earth has diverted course and now has a small chance at hitting the Moon. ABC's Jim Ryan tells us about it.
The National Weather Service will analyze drone images of storm damage in Great Valley to determine if a tornado hit the ground Monday night. Meteorologist Jim Mitchell tells us about the process.
Tension between protesters and law enforcement extended into the early morning hours Monday in LA. ABC's Alex Stone reports LIVE from LA.
The current legislative session is approaching its end in Albany. Jack O'Donnell tells us what bills still have a chance at passing before lawmakers go on recess.
The National Guard arrived in LA Sunday to help break up protests over ICE deportations. Sending in Marines is also a possibility. California's governor says the President's actions are only escalating things. ABC's Karen Travers tells us more.
Scammers are trying to lure in job-seekers by saying they work for a big company like Google. They then make a job offer through text message. ABC's Jim Ryan tells us about it.
There's a threat of severe storms, especially southeast of Buffalo says meteorologist Steve Welch.
A bill that would allow terminally ill patients to request medication that speeds up the process of dying appears to be on its way to passing in New York. Corinne Carey, Senior Campaign Director for Compassion & Choices tells us about it.
Pharmacy Benefit Managers (PBMs) are groups that process 250 million prescriptions every day. Local pharmacy owner Don Arthur says they contributed to the closure of Rite Aid. Arthur tells us what's being done to combat these middle men.
President Trump and election ally Elon Musk traded threats and personal attacks on social media Thursday. ABC's Karen Travers has the latest.
Stephen Tucker, President & CEO of Northland Workforce Training Center tells us about the demand for electricians as several big projects go up across Western and Central New York.
Arun Vishwanath, cybersecurity expert at UB, has advice on what to do if your data was leaked in the hack of the Buffalo News' parent company.
Bruce Fisher, Senior Advisor at StrategyCorp. explains why Andrew Cuomo has so much support despite past scandals. Also, Hochul is facing challenges from the GOP and her own party.
Nandor Forgach is a parishioner at St. Benedict's. He says it feels like they're being forced to pay for the sins of church leadership.
A new study from Bankrate found that 63% of Americans have a negative view of tipping, up 4% from last year. People think employers should pay more and there's backlash especially against tipping screens. Ted Rossman tells us more.
Immigration attorney Rosanna Berardi discusses the implications of the travel ban ordered by President Trump Wednesday night.
A bill in the Texas legislature aims to put additional warning labels about specific ingredients on food packaging in the state. ABC's Jim Ryan tells us more.
Mayoral candidates will meet with the public at the Northland Workforce Training Center tonight to discuss their plans for expanding food access in the city. Jessica Gilbert-Overland, Director of the Good Food Buffalo Coalition tells us about it.
Central Terminal Restoration Corp. Chair James Morrell tells us what's been happening at the Buffalo landmark as it undergoes a significant overhaul.
A new Axios report says AI might be coming for our jobs in unexpected ways. Tech reporter Mike Dobuski tells us more.
Republican strategist Carl Calabrese tells us what he's hearing about the race for City Hall as the primary is just three weeks away.
Mohamed Soliman originally came to the US legally, but his visas had expired by the time of Sunday's attack. ABC contributor and former counterterrorism coordinator for DHS John Cohen tells us more about Soliman.
Two waterfront developments in Heritage Point and Wilkeson Pointe are still undergoing construction. Also, is there an entertainment district coming to Chippewa? Buffalo councilman Mitch Nowakowski talks about some of the hottest topics in Buffalo.
President Trump is expected to speak with his Chinese counterpart this week. ABC's Karen Travers tells us more.
Washington insider Dave Levinthal has the latest on the biggest stories in the nation's capital.
The FBI says more than $1.6 billion in losses for the elderly have been reported in the first half of the year. ABC's Jim Ryan tells us more.
Chris Ring, co-owner of Rec Room, says the weekend went "flawless" as the city moves to limit vehicle traffic along Chippewa on the weekends.
Erie County Democrats say Mayor Chris Scanlon is planning to run on the Independent ticket in this November's mayoral election. Albany insider Jack O'Donnell tells us what he's hearing.
Investors have coined a new term, "TACO", aimed at President Trump's frequently-changing tariff policy. Also, how is the US' economy staying so resilient? CBS' Jill Schlesinger tells us.
A massive data breach has affected numerous services, including Google and Apple. ABC's Jim Ryan tells us more.
Jeff Amplement is taking a "wait and see" approach after the Supreme Court made a decision that eases environmental review requirements for major infrastructure projects.
The Supreme Court ruled Thursday to ease requirements for environmental reviews of infrastructure projects. Those reviews have held up projects like the 33 expressway tunnel. Will this decision speed that project up? We're asking attorney Matthew Fitzgerald.
Steve Giroux owns seven independent pharmacies in Western New York. He's looking to take in customers and employees affected by Rite Aid's sudden closure in WNY.
Chinese students will face extra scrutiny as the State Department cracks down on international students. ABC's Chris Boccia has the latest.
Bankrate's Greg McBride says your best bet is not to look at the day-to-day, but rather long term as the global trade market continues to evolve.
A former police chief who pled guilty to murder is on the run after escaping a prison in Arkansas. Crime and Terrorism analyst Brad Garrett tells us more.
Southwest Airlines is no longer allowing bags to fly free. Is it changing Americans' travel habits? Tyler Buffington from AAA tells us.
The Trump administration has placed a pause on visa interviews for foreign students as it reviews how to monitor the students' social media pages. Professor Nathan Daun-Barnett has reaction from the school.
Mayor Scanlon comments on the passing of the city's budget, reimbursement for event security, Rite Aid's closure and more.
A $1.1 billion budget was passed by Buffalo's school board Wednesday. Larry Scott talks about the budget, the continued search for a third-party investigator into abuse claims and the search for a new superintendent.
Chris Zeisz, Manager of Russell's Tree & Shrub Farm tells us how to keep your garden safe from Box moths.
Mayor Jim Diodati says the friendship between Canadians and Americans isn't going anywhere despite political turmoil.
The order is meant to help embassies vet potential foreign students' social media pages. ABC's Steven Portnoy tells us more.
Questions are being asked after another violent fight at the Walden Galleria that resulted in a teen being hospitalized with a stab wound. Former Buffalo Police Captain Jeff Rinaldo looks at what else can be done to ensure mall-goers' safety.
Mayor Scanlon's proposed budget passed by a 6-2 vote Tuesday. Niagara District councilman David Rivera explains why he voted against the budget.
Google's annual developer conference, I/O, focused heavily on the company's artificial intelligence plans. ABC's Mike Dobuski tells us more.
Buffalo's Common Council will propose amendments to Mayor Scanlon's budget in the Council chambers today. Councilman Mitch Nowakowski tells us what those changes include.
A seven-day strike has concluded as of Tuesday morning without a new deal between nursing home workers and their employers. Shameka Burnette-Mathews, Administrative Organizer with 1199SEIU tells us what was gained.
President Trump has opted to delay tariffs against the European Union as both sides continue to negotiate a trade deal. ABC's Karen Travers has the latest.
President Trump has again delayed tariffs on the EU. Washington insider Dave Levinthal says the president's strategy is to keep trade partners on their heels.
Wednesday afternoon will be rainy, followed by spotty showers the rest of the week. Temperatures will hover in the 60s. Jon Hitchcock has the forecast.
The Totally Buffalo Festival is part of an exciting weekend in downtown Buffalo. Scott Celani, owner of the Totally Buffalo store, tells us about it.
WGR's Sal Capaccio was on the set of the Bills Hallmark movie this week. He tells us what it was like.
There will be events all weekend as runners get set for the Buffalo Marathon. Operations Director Al Longo talks about what makes the event an attraction.
President Trump's feud with Harvard continues as the administration moves to prevent international students from attending the school. ABC's Arthur Jones has the story.
President Trump's "Big Beautiful Bill" includes some of the biggest changes to taxes we've ever seen. Esther Gulyas walks us through the most noteworthy changes.
Debbie Hayes is Upstate Director at CWA. She says the healthcare climate for unionized workers right now is "difficult."
It's now the 7th day of a multi-state manhunt after a jailbreak in Louisiana. Reporter Kati Weis has the latest details.
Starbucks workers are walking out because of a new dress code policy while nursing home workers are striking for higher wages and staff increases. Labor expert Art Wheaton from Cornell in Buffalo examines the different reasons workers will strike and how valid those reasons are.
The Tops shooter's federal death penalty trial may be delayed after one of the defense's lawyers has come down with an illness. Also, a look at the challenges of prosecuting Andrew Cuomo for allegedly lying under oath.
The Pentagon has accepted a luxury jet from Qatar that will be retrofitted and eventually used as Air Force One. ABC's Luis Martinez tells us what needs to be done to get the plane ready.
Political insider Ken Kruly gives a look behind the scenes as candidates prepare for June 24th's mayoral primary.
Getaway travel begins today for Memorial Day vacationers. ABC's Jim Ryan tells us when the roads will be busiest.
Elizabeth Farrell Lorentz is a Hamburg Town Board member. She told us about the town's plans for the area around the new stadium.
Doug Funke from Citizens for Regional Transit tells us about what's at stake as the federal government considers cutting millions for infrastructure projects across the country.
There's still five inmates on the loose after a jailbreak in Louisiana. ABC's Peter Charalambous has the latest on the investigation.
Michael Cornell, Executive Director of the Erie-Niagara School Superintendents Association discusses a quiet school budget season.
Former NY Governor and contender for NYC Mayor Andrew Cuomo is being investigated by the DOJ for allegedly lying while testifying about nursing home deaths during the pandemic. Legal analyst Thane Rosenbaum tells us more.
A new Bankrate study shows Americans claim they're cutting back on spending, but data from the Census Bureau says otherwise. Bankrate's Ted Rossman tells us more.
A new version of Apple's CarPlay is more expansive, taking over radio functions, window switches and the speedometer. ABC's Mike Dobuski tells us more.
Renee Vernon is a nurse of 29 years. She is on the picket line this morning at Garden Gate as employees strike.
President Trump spoke with Russia's Vladmir Putin on the phone for two hours Monday as the administrations continues to work towards peace in Ukraine. ABC's Karen Travers tells us more.
President Trump is heading to the Capitol to get his promised budget bill across the finish line. What are Washington lawmakers saying about Biden's cancer diagnosis? Washington insider Dave Levinthal tells us.
President Trump's promised budget bill advanced through committee Sunday night. Political analyst Steve Roberts says it's one hurdle of many.
Former President Joe Biden has been diagnosed with prostate cancer. Dr. Bradley Webster from Roswell Park tells us about the Gleason score, treatment and more.
Shameka Burnette-Mathews from 1199SEIU tells us where negotiations stand between the union and long-term care facilities.
Former President Joe Biden's office announced Sunday Biden has been diagnosed with an aggressive form of prostate cancer. ABC's Steven Portnoy tells us what's known as of this morning.
It's graduation season at schools all across the country. Jill Schlesinger has some tips for students before they head out into the world.
Temperatures will stay mostly in the 50s this week as a low pressure system moves in. Meteorologist Phillip Pandolfo has the forecast.
Wall Street is experiencing a multi-week rally. Caleb Silver tells us where the economy is at as a pause is placed on tariffs.
The Walden Galleria is facing down a potential foreclosure after its owners failed to pay a $220 million loan. Cheektowaga Supervisor Brian Nowak tells us where things stand for the mall.
Buffalo's Board of Education has yet to name a third-party investigator as the district faces allegations of a sexual assault and abuse coverup. Board member Larry Scott spoke with us about his disappointment.
Schoolkids are sticking lead into the USB ports of school computers, causing smoke and flames to shoot out of the computers. ABC's Jim Ryan tells us more.
Elizabeth Carey from AAA of Western & Central NY tells us what the most popular destinations are for the upcoming Bills season.
CBS travel editor Peter Greenberg says the ongoing air traffic control dilemma is a "culmination of decades of problems with the FAA not updating equipment" or other procedures.
We'll find out when the Bills are playing this season during tonight's NFL schedule reveal. Sal Capaccio gives his predictions.
Fr. Paul Seil recalls the events of 5/14, when 10 Black people were murdered at Tops on Jefferson Avenue by a racist shooter.
A book by CNN's Jake Tapper and Axios' Alex Thompson includes a number of shocking allegations about the final days of President Biden's presidency. ABC's Steven Portnoy tells us about them.
A 5/14 memorial will be built at the corner of Jefferson and Best in Buffalo. Rev. Mark Blue tells us about what the memorial will include, the timeline for construction and more.
Don Arthur, owner of Brighton Eggert Pharmacy, reacts to a new executive order from President Trump that aims to lower prescription drug costs.
The dynamics of how people search for information online are changing according to information shared by Apple and Google. Tech reporter Mike Dobuski tells us about it.
Shameka Burnette-Matthews from1199 SEIU tells us what nursing home workers are fighting for as a strike deadline nears.
Stocks were up big on Monday after the U.S. and China eased trade tensions. Michael Angelucci from Level Financial Advisors looks at the rally and tells us if this is a lesson in staying the course.
President Trump is in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia as he visits the Middle East this week. ABC's Karen Travers has the latest.
Washington insider Dave Levinthal tells us about the fallout from the U.S.-China tariff pause in DC. Also, Trump heads to the Middle East.
Steven Portnoy says we are essentially back to where we were in the first weeks of the Trump administration as tariff rates come back down.
Political analyst Steve Roberts reacts to news that the U.S. and China have agreed to pause tariffs on each other as negotiations continue.
A day of service and remembrance for those lost in the Tops shooting will be held this Wednesday. Ekua Mends-Aidoo tells us more.
The U.S. and China have placed a 90-day pause on tariffs and agreed to lower the numbers associated with them. Jill Schlesinger tells us what it means for the economy.
Plenty of questions still need to be answered as Western New York prepares to lose more than 70 Rite Aids, 13 of which are in Buffalo. Chris Daly from the UB School of Pharmacy discusses the future of the industry, its workers and customers.
Jennifer Aniston's personal security detail detained a man who crashed through the security gate at her home. Brad Garrett tells us more about the profession.
Balancing Buffalo's budget is a short and long-term issue. Fred Floss, Director of the Buffalo Fiscal Stability Authority tells us what will need to be done to get the city's finances in order.
Msgr. Paul Burkard tells us about the conclave and what he's hoping the result will be.
The conclave has yet to reach a decision, though ABC's Brian Clark says we are approaching the window where a new pope will be named.
Sabina Castelfranco tells us what will happen today as cardinals gather to elect a new pope.
With Rite Aid closing all of its locations in WNY, 73 buildings will be looking for new tenants. Bill Heussler from Hanna Commercial Real Estate tells us what it does to the market.
President Trump met with Canadian PM Mark Carney Tuesday. ABC's Karen Travers tells us how the meeting went.
Don Arthur, owner of Brighton Eggert Pharmacy explains the local ramifications of Rite Aid closing its stores.
A massive lawsuit has been filed on behalf of pro-Palestine protesters at UB. The plaintiffs say the protests were peaceful before police arrived. Attorney Robert Corp tells us what they're seeking.
Today is the deadline for Americans to get their REAL ID, but there's still confusion over the new policy. Elizabeth Carey from AAA of Western & Central NY tells us what she's hearing.
CBS travel editor Peter Greenberg tells us why it's not the end of the world yet if you aren't REAL ID compliant.
Video-calling app Skype is no more as Microsoft has shut down the service. ABC's Mike Dobuski talks about that and more from the world of tech.
James Faluszczak is a former priest and clergy abuse survivor. He says it's impossible for the church to begin with a new slate.
Several proposals from Mayor Chris Scanlon will be included in this year's state budget. Albany insider Jack O'Donnell has the latest on budget negotiations.
Newly elected Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney will meet with President Trump today. ABC's Karen Travers tells us what's on the agenda.
Newark Airport is facing an air traffic controller staffing crisis, drawing bipartisan concern. Also, is reopening Alcatraz a possibility? Washington insider Dave Levinthal gives his thoughts.
Ford is making their first post-tariff projections. WWJ auto reporter Jeff Gilbert tells us more.
Political analyst Steve Roberts says the U.S. could be heading towards a Constitutional crisis.
Rocco Palmo of The Loggia takes us behind closed doors at the Vatican, where Cardinals will gather Wednesday to begin the selection process of a new Pope.
Erie County Clerk Mickey Kearns has last-minute details to make sure you're REAL ID compliant by May 7th.
Jill Schlesinger says no changes to interest rates are expected this week when the Fed meets. She explains why.
The first ever 3D printed Starbucks in the country opened last week. ABC's Jim Ryan explains how it's made.
It'll be a busy weekend at Batavia Downs as the Kentucky Derby takes place this weekend!
A bill is making its way through Albany that would allow terminally ill patients to request medication that would speed up the dying process. Corinne Carey, Campaign Director for Compassion and Choices, is in favor of the bill.
Mike Waltz has be reassigned to the seat of ambassador to the United Nations while Marco Rubio is now serving in two roles. ABC's Karen Travers tells us more.
A ban on cell phones in school is coming in New York, but it will only apply to public schools. Canisius High School principal Tom Coppola says his school already has a policy in place.
Texas is the latest state to take steps toward banning kids from using social media. ABC's Jim Ryan tells us about it.
Buffalo lost a community pillar Wednesday with the passing of St. Luke's Mission of Mercy co-founder Amy Betros. Buffalo ambassador and friend of Amy Mike Billoni remembers his friend.
The National Buffalo Wing Fest is heading back to Sahlen Field this year. "The Wing King" Drew Cerza talks about it.
A bill that would allow terminally ill patients to take medication that would assist in ending their life has passed in the state Assembly. Senator Pat Gallivan gives his thoughts.
The U.S. and Ukraine reached an agreement on Wednesday that will allow the U.S. access to Ukraine's rare minerals. Former CBS Moscow Bureau Chief Beth Knobel tells us what it means for U.S.-Russia relations.
There's been another holdup for a long-stalled project near Buffalo's waterfront. Councilman Mitch Nowakowski tells us how he feels about the most recent delay.
Erie County Executive Mark Poloncarz highlighted new initiatives during his State of the County address Wednesday night. He also made remarks about President Trump and Elon Musk that have drawn the ire of Republicans in the legislature. Frank Todaro joined us with his reaction.
The lake shadow that shielded the Buffalo metro area from Tuesday's storms won't be here on Thursday as thunderstorms, high winds and hail move in. Meteorologist Jim Mitchell has the forecast.
Republican strategist and WBEN contributor Carl Calabrese joined us on air to discuss his outlook on US-Canada relations and Trump's first hundred days in office.
Michael Cornell, Head of the Erie Niagara School Superintendent's Association talks about the shortcomings of the upcoming statewide cellphone ban in schools. "If you look at the history of one-size fits all state requirements … none of those ended well."
"This is censorship, I mean this happens in communist countries." Marc Bruno, Riverside High School teacher and union representative, discusses the credibility issues in his school district regarding violence in schools.
"That's three hundred thousand more cases in just the past year," after a new study has come out about the neurodegenerative disease, Jim Ryan discusses the rising number of Americans facing Alzheimer's disease and age-related dementia.
A company backed by Amazon's Jeff Bezos has unveiled a basic, low-cost EV. ABC tech reporter Mike Dobuski tells us more.
Liberal Mark Carney has won Canada's election, extending Liberal rule in Canada. Toronto Sun columnist Joe Warmington tells us what it means for U.S.-Canada relations moving forward and how President Trump's reaction will influence those relations.
After an almost month-long delay, leaders in Albany have reached an agreement on the state's budget. Jack O'Donnell tells us about it.
It's President Trump's 100th day in office, an he'll visit Michigan to celebrate the occasion. Also, Canada's Liberal party stays in power.
Severe storms will bring the potential for hail and even a tornado today. Meteorologist Dave Thomas has the forecast.
Ed Speidel says he is happy Detective Richard Hy is speaking about alleged abuse coverups in Buffalo schools. Speidel tells us what he has observed.
The Bills went heavy on defense during this year's NFL Draft. Sideline reporter Sal Capaccio gives his thoughts on the picks.
Jessica Bauer Walker, Co-Chair of Buffalo Public Schools Community Health Worker Parent and Student Association, gives her reaction to allegations of the district obstructing sexual abuse investigations.
Jill Schlesinger tells us what investors are watching this week as market uncertainty continues. Also, the latest on the rift between Trump and Powell.
A cold front will move through tomorrow, bringing thunderstorms and the possibility of an isolated tornado. Meteorologist Tony Ansuini has the forecast.
Around 130,000 people have visited St. Peter's Basilica to pay their final respects to Pope Francis. CBS' Sabina Castelfranco is in Rome with the latest.
The Bills went with cornerback Max Hairston in the first round of the NFL Draft Thursday. Bills sideline reporter Sal Capaccio tells us what he thinks of the pick.
Stacy Malesiewski, whose company Austin Air manufactures air purifiers in Buffalo, says tariffs are good for America's workforce. She explains why.
The Bills want to host the NFL Draft, and Orchard Park's Chamber of Commerce wants it to happen, too. Don Lorentz talks about what bringing the event to town would mean for Orchard Park.
A new Gallup poll has found that only 31% of Americans are engaged on the job. ABC's Jim Ryan tells us more.
Crime and Terrorism analyst Brad Garrett tells us about the gang presence in the US, where they are and the threat they pose.
Twelve states are suing the Trump administration, arguing the trade policy “has upended the constitutional order and brought chaos to the American economy." ABC's Peter Charalambous tells us more.
Where - and when - will the Bills pick in Thursday night's NFL Draft? WGR's Sal Capaccio gives his analysis.
Erie County will revitalize the former Westwood Golf Course with an investment of nearly $7 million. Supervisor Brian Kulpa tells us how the deal came together.
Bishop Michael Fisher tells us how the Buffalo Diocese plans to move forward after reaching a settlement with abuse survivors. Also, why is former Bishop Richard Malone still in good standing?
The government says they will begin collecting student loans that are in default starting May 5th. Jeff Boron from SendYourKidsToCollege.org tells us more about how the process will go.
Immigration attorney Rosanna Berardi tells us about the legal actions students are taking to get their visas back.
It's YouTube's 20th anniversary today. ABC's Mike Dobuski looks at how the video platform spawned a video content revolution across the internet.
Erie County Executive Mark Poloncarz held a town hall in Lancaster Tuesday night. Carl Calabrese gives his thoughts on that and a possible Congressional bid for Poloncarz.
U.S. Treasury secretary Scott Bessent says he expects a "de-escalation" in the trade war with China. ABC's Karen Travers has the latest.
Siobhan O'Connor brought cases of clergy abuse within the Buffalo Diocese to light while serving as a secretary to Bishop Richard Malone. She gives her thoughts on the settlement reached with survivors.
The Buffalo Diocese has agreed to a $150 million settlement with hundreds of sexual abuse survivors. Attorney Steve Boyd, who represents survivors, tells us more about how the money will be distributed and what happens next.
Governor Hochul's favorability is positive for the first time since January of 2024. Siena pollster Steve Greenberg has the numbers.
Msgr. David LiPuma from OLV National Shrine & Basilica has a lasting memory of meeting Pope Francis.
Pope Francis had ties to three U.S. Presidents, including a close relationship with President Joe Biden. ABC's Karen Travers tells us more.
Details for the funeral of Pope Francis have been revealed. ABC's Ines de La Cuetara joins us from Rome.
President Trump's beef with Fed chair Jerome Powell is showing up on Wall Street, and not in a good way. Washington insider Dave Levinthal tells us whether Trump can fire Powell or not.
Doctors in West Texas are now recommending the first dose of the measles vaccine be given six months after a child's birth, with the 2nd dose given after 12 months. ABC's Jim Ryan has the latest.
A tornado warning was placed for parts of WNY Monday evening. though meteorologist Steve Welch says nothing touched down. He tells us if more nasty weather awaits us today.
Father Fred Betti from Canisius University tells us what it meant to have a Jesuit at the head of the Catholic Church.
President Trump's battle with the courts continues. Political analyst Steve Roberts weighs in.
Rich Lamb is in Rome with the latest on the passing of Pope Francis and the process of selecting his successor.
North Tonawanda's annual Dyngus Day parade is back for another year. Organizer Matt Parish tells us what's planned.
It's Dyngus Day! Buffalo's Polish pride will be visible all day. Eddie Dobiczeiwicz tells us what's new and what's returning at this year's Dyngus Day celebration and parade in Buffalo.
The long weekend on Wall Street has given many investors time to rethink their strategy. Jill Schlesinger says making changes to your spending habits now can shield you from the next sudden economic downturn.
ABC's Josh Margolin tells us what is known right now about Phoenix Ikner, the man who opened fire on the campus of Florida State University in Tallahassee Thursday.
It's a different feeling this Easter for many in WNY as churches across the region close. Mary Pruski from Save Our Buffalo Churches joins us.
President Trump continues to express his dissatisfaction with Fed chair Jerome Powell. ABC's Molly Nagle has the latest.
Car sales surged in March as consumers scramble to get ahead of tariff prices. Paul Stasiak, President of the Niagara Frontier Automobile Dealers Association, tells us what he's seeing.
Saturday is the 30 year mark of the Oklahoma City Bombing, when Pendleton native Timothy McVeigh committed the deadliest act of domestic terrorism in U.S. history. ABC's Jim Ryan tells us how the city is remembering those who died.
It's the most solemn day on the Christian calendar. David LiPuma says he was "overwhelmed" by the turnout to evening Mass on Thursday.
It's one of the busiest weekends of the year at the Broadway Market. Linda Lund's Babcia's Pierogi is getting ready for a rush of customers as Easter approaches.
Temperatures will stay mild this weekend, though there will be some rain moving in. Meteorologist Aaron Reynolds has the forecast.
Another member of Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth's staff has been placed on administrative leave as an investigation continues into leaks. ABC's Chris Boccia has the latest.
Another season without the playoffs will come to an end tonight in Buffalo. WGR's Paul Hamilton tells us where things went wrong for the Sabres and what comes next.
Secret, or pocket listings, are listings that are delayed from public marketing. Peter Hunt from HUNT Real Estate tells us more.
Car manufacturers are showing off their latest models in New York this week. Mike Dobuski says the talk on the convention floor though is tariffs.
Jeanne Vinal is asking the Trump administration to bring back a property tax deduction that was eliminated in 2017. She says the time is now for lawmakers to act.
There was another steep sell-off on Wall Street Wednesday. Also, President Trump is targeting Fed chair Jerome Powell. Greg Merkle from Osaic Wealth looks at what's happening with the markets.
A new poll from Quinnipiac University shows growing fears about the uses of artificial intelligence. ABC's Jim Ryan tells us more.
After a wintry week, temperatures are finally treading upward Thursday and Friday. Meteorologist Jon Hitchcock has the forecast.
The annual Business Ethics Awards recognize local small, medium and large-sized companies for their dealings with customers and employees. Beth Donovan of dPost, a winner in 2023, and Caroline Organ from the Business Ethics Awards Board of Directors tell us about how the prestigious award benefits its winners.
The Sabres have no intention of walking away from KeyBank Center, and COO Pete Guelli says the Sabres will be in Buffalo for a long time.
Some progress has been made towards approving the state's budget in Albany. Also, will Poloncarz run for Congress? Albany insider Jack O'Donnell tells us what he thinks.
Mark Laurrie, Niagara Falls City School District Superintendent, tells us how his district is crafting its budget without exact numbers from the state.
President Trump is calling for Harvard to lose its tax exempt status over alleged antisemitism and use of DEI policies. ABC's Arthur Jones tells us more.
"Basically everywhere" will see snow flurries on Wednesday, says meteorologist Aaron Reynolds. A warmup comes towards the end of the week.
Meta, the parent company of Facebook, is facing an anti-trust lawsuit from the federal government. ABC's Mike Dobuski tells us why.
Wall Street has posted back-to-back positive days. Have investors settled in to the tariff economy? Mike Angelucci from Level Financial Advisors tells us what he thinks is happening.
Are delays to the 33 tunnel project beneficial to Buffalo? Reverend Mark Blue spoke with us about that and much more.
President Trump described himself as "flexible" on Monday when discussing tariffs against China. The administration is beginning to investigate new tariffs. ABC's Karen Travers has the latest.
Attention has turned to China in the ongoing trade war. Washington insider Dave Levinthal says "the strategy is what Donald Trump wants in the moment."
About 1/3 of Americans wait until the final day of tax season to file. ABC's Jim Ryan tells us more.
President Trump says there will be short-term pain but long-term gain once his tariff vision is realized. Is there an appetite for short-term pain in D.C. though? Political analyst Steve Roberts tells us.
Former Congressman John LaFalce passed away last Friday. Former Erie County Democratic Party Chairman Len Lenihan joins us to remember his friend and colleague.
Buffalo Pro Soccer will start play in south Buffalo in 2026. President Peter Marlette, Jr. tells us more about the stadium, what went into picking its location and much more.
Don Arthur, owner of Brighton Eggert Pharmacy in Tonawanda breaks down where prescription drugs are made and what they will cost if tariffs are placed on foreign medications.
The president said he will speak about electronics tariffs on Monday, but ABC's Karen Travers says that's not a certainty.
New data from the University of Michigan shows consumer sentiment is lower now than it was during the 2008 recession. Jill Schlesinger tells us what's fueling the fear.
It will be warmed with showers on Monday before a cold front moves in, bringing some snow with it. Meteorologist Kirk Apffel has the forecast.
Caleb Silver from Investopedia says American allies doing business with China is a possibility, but it would take a long time to get there.
Local electronic repair shops are in line to benefit from the coming increase in costs on new phones. Garret Cleversley from MacSolutions Plus says the cost of repairs will go up, but it's still better than paying for a new device.
Bishop Michael Badger explains the differences in philosophy on both sides of the 33 tunnel issue.
The state is asking for design proposals for a cruise terminal in Buffalo. Pat Kaler from Visit Buffalo Niagara tells us what it means for the region's tourism industry.
The state's Department of Transportation is opting not to appeal a judge's order that requires the state to conduct an environmental review in their 33 tunnel project. Terry Robinson, a longtime opponent, reacts.
The Tops shooter was back in court on Thursday. Attorney John Elmore, who represents families of the shooting's victims, tells us where things stand at the moment.
Elizabeth Carey from AAA of Western and Central New York tells us about the most popular destinations.
Gun owners across the U.S. are taking up military training, including medical training, drone recon and night vision shooting. Crime and Terrorism analyst Brad Garrett tells us why.
Mayor Chris Scanlon revealed his budget proposal for fiscal year 25-26 this week and has heard criticism from all sides. He joined WBEN to take a closer look at the spending plan.
Supervisor Brian Nowak says the Town of Cheektowaga is forecasting a drop in sales tax dollars for 2025 as less Canadians come across the border.
President Trump's 'Liberation Day' tariffs have been delayed for 90 days, but the trade war isn't over yet. ABC's Karen Travers tells us more.
Credit card debt is at a record high for Americans. Bankrate's Ted Rossman tells us more.
Mayor Chris Scanlon's projections for Buffalo's deficit have ranged from $50-$70 million, while parking ramps are expected to generate $40-$60 million when sold by the city. How does the Council review a budget with so much mystery? Ken Kruly tells us.
Futures are down again after a monumental rally on Wall Street Wednesday. ABC's Brian Clark has the latest.
Greg Merkle from Osaic Wealth says he firmly believes Americans should stay the course as the markets falter. He says "take the emotion out of investing."
There isn't much demand for U.S. bonds overseas over fears of a recession. PNC Financial Services Group chief economist Gus Faucher gives his insight.
One of Buffalo Mayor Chris Scanlon's mayoral race opponents and State Senator Sean Ryan is critical of Scanlon's 25-26 budget proposal. Ryan tells us what he would have done differently.
China has retaliated against the U.S. once again, raising tariffs on American goods from 34% to 84%. ABC's Karen Travers has the latest.
Mayor Chris Scanlon unveiled his $622 million budget for the city Tuesday. Councilman Mitch Nowakowski gives his thoughts.
A bus driver shortage nearly drove Sweet Home to implement a policy that would force students living within .25 miles of their school to walk, even in the snow. Superintendent Mike Ginestre says the district no longer plans to go forward with the idea.
Futures are up and down in the US as another rocky day is ahead for the markets. ABC's Brian Clark has the latest.
Pre-orders have been delayed for Nintendo's Switch 2 as tariff uncertainty spreads to the realm of video games. ABC's Mike Dobuski tells us more.
The 5/14 Memorial Commission held a public meeting Monday on current plans for a memorial for victims of the Tops shooting. Commission Chair Rev. Mark Blue tells us what was discussed.
It was a back-and-forth day on Wall Street Monday as investors continue to react to President Trump's tariff policies. Michael Angelucci from Level Financial Advisors tells us what he's been saying to his clients.
Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent said Monday that trade negotiations will be held with Japanese officials. At the same time, one of President Trump's top trade advisors published an op-ed about tariffs being non-negotiable. ABC's Karen Travers tells us more.
Congress has been relatively quiet when it comes to President Trump's implementation of broad tariffs. Washington insider Dave Levinthal says many Republicans in Congress are keeping their thoughts close to the vest in case of voter backlash.
ABC's Brian Clark says the term "rollercoaster" is an understatement when describing the markets on Monday. Now, there's promising signs as futures are up Tuesday morning.
Nobody will be spared from snow showers in WNY Tuesday. There's also a wind advisory posted for parts of Western New York. Meteorologist Bob Hamilton has the forecast.
Steve Roberts says "uncertainty is the enemy of economic progress," and investors are thinking about 4 years from now, not just today.
Mark Andol, owner of the Made In America Store and General Welding and Fabricating, is enthusiastic about the possibility of manufacturing returning to the United States after the implementation of tariffs.
Mike Lomas from The Financial Guys says Americans should use the tariff-driven stock market dip as a buying opportunity. Mike shared more of his outlook on the economy.
President Trump isn't backing down from his tariff policy - even as the stock market plummets. ABC's Karen Travers has the latest.
Time is running out to file your taxes for the year. Need an extension? Esther Gulyas tells us how to get it.
Temperatures will fall back into the 30s this week, with some light snow accompanying the cold temps. Meteorologist Liz Jurkowski has the forecast.
A ceremony will be held in Orchard Park Friday morning celebrating the placement of the final piece of steel at the new Highmark Stadium. WGR's Sal Capaccio says the he gets emotional thinking about the journey that led to the new stadium.
Stock futures are down again before trading opens. Caleb Silver from Investopedia says tariffs are "one of those great experiments" and we don't know how it will wind up.
Stephen Tucker, President & CEO of the Northland Workforce Training Center, is optimistic about the prospect of manufacturing jobs returning to the United States.
The deadline for TikTok to find a new owner is this Saturday. ABC's Mike Dobuski has the latest.
Greg Merkle from Osaic Wealth says there will be short-term pain for the economy, but we'll be fine in the end. He has advice on navigating the economy as tariffs take hold.
Stellantis, one of the country's "Big 3" auto manufacturers, is laying off 900 employees. WWJ's Jeff Gilbert tells us if more layoffs are on the way.
Another down day is expected on Wall Street as questions remain over how effective President Trump's tariff policy will be. Bankrate's Mark Hamrick analyzes the state of the economy amid a global trade war.
Eight Days of Hope's annual community outreach in Buffalo is coming to the Niagara District. Steve Tybor tells us how you can get involved.
$500 million in food purchases that pantries across the country rely on have been canceled. Collin Bishop from FeedMore WNY tells us how it's impacting them.
Catholic Charities is ahead of where they were last year for their annual Appeal, reaching 59% of their yearly fundraising goal.
The city budget is due on Tuesday. Political insider Ken Kruly from Politics and Other Stuff tells us what he's hearing about how the city plans to address the funding gap.
ABC's Karen Travers tells us about the most noteworthy tariffs that were announced on Wednesday.
Dominic Cortese, host of Hammertime Radio on WBEN and President of Cortese Construction, says price increases for construction materials are "more of a reaction than a reality."
Jeff Gilbert, auto reporter for WWJ in Detroit, tells us how the big 3 automakers are preparing for today's tariff announcement.
President Trump will announce sweeping tariffs this afternoon on foreign goods. Republican political strategist Carl Calabrese says they're a gamble, but it could pay off come midterms.
US Attorney General Pam Bondi is asking prosecutors to pursue the death penalty in the case of Luigi Mangione, the accused killer of the CEO of UnitedHealthcare. ABC's Peter Charalambous has the latest.
The NFL says there will be three games played on Christmas this year. Will the Bills be one of them? Sal Capaccio tells us what he thinks.
Peter Ahrens from the Buffalo Niagara Manufacturing Alliance says local companies are already losing out on contracts due to pending tariffs.
President Trump will announce new tariffs today, but ABC's Karen Travers says little is known at this point.
Buffalo's Common Council has approved changes to where short-term rentals can operate if owners don't live at the property. Councilman David Rivera tells us more about that and the city's budget.
Studio Ghibli's signature art style is being replicated by AI, drawing criticism from the man who invented the style. ABC's Mike Dobuski tells us more.
A new AP poll shows 58% of Americans disapprove of how President Trump has handled the economy. ABC's Steven Portnoy tells us more.
New York State's budget is being held up by policy. Albany insider Jack O'Donnell tells us more.
President Trump will announce expansive tariffs on Wednesday in the White House Rose Garden. ABC's Karen Travers says there's still little that is known.
Changes to the 'Tush Push', kickoffs and playoff seeding will be discussed at the NFL owners meetings today. Also, what did Bills GM Brandon Beane have to say about James Cook's contract? Sal Capaccio has all the details.
Astronauts Butch Wilmore and Suni Williams, who were stranded in space before recently returning home, spoke for the first time Monday since returning home. ABC's Jim Ryan tells us what they said.
President Trump's promised "Liberation Day" is Wednesday, but details are lacking. Washington insider Dave Levinthal talks about what is known right now.
WGR's Sal Capaccio sat down with Bills and Sabres COO Peter Guelli this weekend at the NFL owners meetings. Guelli talked about a range of topics, including what's planned for the final season at Highmark Stadium, what events might come to Buffalo and more. Sal recaps the conversation.
Steve Roberts says "uncertainty is the enemy of investment" as consumer confidence drops in the lead up to new tariffs.
A new survey from Bankrate says more Americans are dipping into their emergency savings for everyday expenses. Bankrate's Greg McBride tells us more.
Art Wheaton from Cornell in Buffalo says places like the Ford stamping plant in Buffalo and the Tonawanda engine plant will take a "huge hit" from tariffs.
Additional tariffs will be put in place on foreign goods this week, but there's no specifics as to what countries will be targeted. Also, Trump hints at a 3rd term. ABC's Karen Travers has the latest.
Sweeping tariffs will be implemented this week, especially on vehicles. Jill Schlesinger tells us how consumers may change their spending.
The price of eggs is falling across the US, but is it possible they go back up? ABC's Jim Ryan tells us.
Gina Lattuca, from the SPCA serving Erie County introduces us to this week's newshounds: Mike (German Shepard) and Ella (Siberian Husky King Corso).
Council Member Mitch Nowakowski represents the Fillmore District. Conversation on $37 million in revitalization efforts for the Broadway Market. Also discussion on the possibility of bringing a Wegmans to downtown Buffalo.
The latest after President Donald Trump pulls Rep. Elise Stefanik's nomination to be UN ambassador.
Broadway Market Manager Kathy Peterson talks about up and coming renovations to the Broadway Market, as well as what to expect this weekend as they kick off the biggest month of the season.
Assistant General Manager of the Buffalo Bisons, Brad Bisbing, talks about the Spring Gaurantee and what's new in the Sahlens Field ballpark.
Karen Travers talks about the DOGE cuts to the Department of Health and Human Services.
23 and Me is filing for bankruptcy, raising the question of what happens when a company that collects DNA from customers closes down. Legal analyst Paul Cambria gives his insight.
The debate continues over whether classified material was discussed by government intelligence officials in a Signal group chat. ABC's Molly Nagle has the latest from Washington.
Jeff Gilbert, auto industry reporter with WWJ in Detroit, says there's caution within the industry after President Trump announced 25% tariffs on cars and parts not made in the US.
Stock prices for the top car manufacturers in the US dropped on Wednesday when President Trump announced auto tariffs. President Trump says the tariffs will create $100 billion in revenue for the US. Mike Angelucci takes a look at the potential impact on the markets.
President Trump has announced 25% tariffs on automobiles and car parts not made in the United States. ABC's Karen Travers tells us what it means.
Many are wondering what's the future of Costco in Amherst. Supervisor Brian Kulpa shares the latest on the project.
Cod liver oil is hard to keep in stock in Texas. One pharmacy owner thinks shoppers are using it to prevent measles amid an outbreak in the western part of the state. ABC's Jim Ryan tells us more.
Buffalo Niagara Film Commissioner Tim Clark says it's exciting to have a star like Mario Lopez bring eyes to Buffalo. Tim tells us more about what's happening in WNY's film industry.
Kevin Cleary from UB's School of Management discusses security on texting apps, especially Signal.
A group of eight leaders from Southern Ontario and Western New York have come together in protest of tariffs against Canada. Fort Erie Mayor Wayne Redekop tells us more.
The Trump administration is downplaying the Signal group chat scandal. ABC's Karen Travers has the latest.
Aurora's Town Board has passed a measure declaring deer a nuisance. Town Board member Joe McCann tells us more.
Wednesday marks one year since a cargo ship struck the base of Baltimore's Key Bridge, sending the span into the river below. ABC's Jim Ryan tells us where things stand today.
The cold weather is still here but a slight warmup is coming this week. Meteorologist Tony Ansuini has the forecast.
The app at the center of the White House group chat controversy is called Signal and has been touted by Elon Musk and Edward Snowden. Mike Dobuski tells us more about the app.
President Trump said Monday that reciprocal tariffs set to go into effect April 2nd will be scaled back. ABC's Molly Nagle has the latest.
Members of the East Side Parkways Coalition are asking the Buffalo Common Council this afternoon to adopt a resolution to restore Humboldt Parkway. Brad Wales, co-founder of the East Side Parkways Coalition tells us more.
AAA Insurance Manager Dave Kirst says inflation could have an impact on your insurance costs, but it might take a while to set in.
Lawmakers on both sides of the aisle are calling for an investigation into how a journalist from The Atlantic was included in a Trump administration group chat discussing attacks on Houthi rebels in Yemen. ABC's Karen Travers tells us what she's hearing from Washington.
Lawmakers on both sides of the aisle are outraged over a journalist being included on a Trump administration group chat that discussed plans for an attack on Houthi rebels. Washington insider Dave Levinthal tells us what he's heard.
Buffalo's Fireboat Cotter turns 125-years old today. A celebration is being held this afternoon at Gene McCarthy's in Buffalo. Larry Cobado, President of the E.M. Cotter Conservancy, tells us about the fireboat's history.
US met with Ukrainian officials Sunday in Riyadh in Saudi Arabia. The US is meeting with Russian officials today. ABC's Karen Travers has the latest.
Political analyst Steve Roberts weighs in on the top stories domestically and across the globe.
Jeff Boron from Send Your Kids to College talks about the future of student loans if the DOE is dismantled. Will loans be privatized? Who will the changes affect most?
The Erie County Industrial Development Agency and county lawmakers gathered last Friday to call for an extension of the Brownfield tax credit at Renaissance Commerce Park, which used to be the home of Bethlehem Steel. ECIDA President & CEO John Cappellino tells us why the credit is so important for the development of the site.
Tom Homan, President Trump's border czar, vowed Sunday that the Trump administration would not defy court orders stemming from legal challenges over its invocation of the wartime Alien Enemies Act to deport undocumented migrants from the United States. ABC's Steven Portnoy has the latest.
There's an affordability crisis in the housing market as prices and mortgage rates surge. Jill Schlesinger from Jill On Money tells us what caused it. Also, there's some good news in all of this.
Buffalo Mayor Chris Scanlon proposed a 3% bed tax at city hotels during his State of the City address Thursday. Pat Kaler says he would have appreciated if Scanlon spoke with him before going public with the plan.
President Trump signed an executive order Thursday aimed at dismantling the Department of Education. Michael Cornell, President of the Erie-Niagara School Superintendents Association, says there's no concerns right now that any federal funding will be lost.
Pour Taproom is the latest Buffalo restaurant to close its doors. John Cimperman operates 42North at The Flats. He says the city needs more restaurants.
Data on more than 4.6 million people shows that young marijuana users are six times more likely to suffer a heart attack than those who abstain. ABC's Jim Ryan tells us more.
Buffalo Mayor Chris Scanlon delivered his first State of the City address Thursday night. He tells us about key pieces of policy the city plans on implementing.
President Trump signed an executive order Thursday that's meant to shutdown the Department of Education. As ABC's Karen Travers says though, Congress will have the final say.
An iconic WNY high school football rivalry will end in 2026 when Depew and Lancaster play each other for the final time. Former Lancaster coach and Greater Buffalo Sports Hall of Famer Len Jankiewicz reflects on the rivalry's impact.
80,000 pages of documents related to the assassination of JFK were released this week. Will they do anything to quell conspiracy theories? Crime and Terrorism analyst Brad Garrett doesn't think so.
A bald eagle is showing signs of improvement after being treated for bird flu. Bethany Kloc from the SPCA Serving Erie County tells us more.
Social Security has made changes to its identity verification process. Kevin Cleary from UB's School of Management tells us why they were made.
President Trump spoke with Ukraine's President Volodymyr Zelensky Wednesday, briefing Ukraine's leader about his phone call with Putin. ABC's Karen Travers tells us more.
Buffalo Public Schools have named the person that will lead the search for the district's next superintendent. Also, Buffalo Schools face a $73.5 million deficit. Larry Scott tells shares his ideas for getting the district out of the red.
Spring is here! Meteorologist Heather Kenyon tells us what to expect during the first days of the season and takes a look back at winter.
Hope Day is the biggest fundraising day of the year for Catholic Charities. Chuck Hayes tells us how you can help.
North Tonawanda's city council voted unanimously Tuesday night to prevent the use of alternative energy in the city. Mayor Austin Tylec tells us why.
Shea's President and CEO Brian Higgins tells us all about this season's Broadway lineup.
Jared Kofsky says red flags for the country's air traffic control system go back decades. There's recently been calls for an overhaul of the ATC system.
March Madness is one of the most exciting times of the year for sports fans, but it can also lead to devastating losses for problem gamblers. Jeff Wierzbicki from the Problem Gambling Restoration Center tells us what the organization sees this time of year.
Construction is still going on at the former LaSalle Park, now Ralph Wilson Park. Now there's plans to renovate the iconic Birdair Amphitheater. Katie Campos, Executive Director of the Ralph Wilson Park Conservancy tells us more.
Russian President Vladimir Putin agreed to stop attacks on Ukrainian energy but stopped short of agreeing to a ceasefire. ABC's Karen Travers says it's still a step in the right direction.
The Fed will meet today, but will interest rates be cut again? Bankrate's Greg McBride tells us what he thinks.
Two astronauts that were stuck in space for nine months returned to Earth Tuesday. ABC's Jim Ryan tells us about it.
Meta, the parent company of Facebook, will begin testing a new Community Notes feature today. Also, Apple executives will meet behind closed doors today, reportedly to discuss the company's struggles with AI. Tech reporter Mike Dobuski tells us more.
Canada's new Prime Minister Mark Carney opted to meet with leaders from Britain and France as his first international visits. It's a change from the traditional meeting with the US. Carney says he won't meet with President Trump until tensions between the countries cool off.
Peter Hunt, CEO of HUNT Real Estate says Ingram Micro's move downtown is good for the city, but a net zero for the community as a whole.
The New York State Senate and Assembly are split on whether Gov. Hochul's proposed bell-to-bell ban on cell phones in schools should be included in a budget bill. Albany insider Jack O'Donnell has the latest.
President Trump will speak with Russia's Putin today to discuss ending the war in Ukraine. ABC's Karen Travers tells us what will be discussed.
Senator Chuck Schumer has postponed his book tour for "security", but others say it's because of his vote alongside Republicans to keep the government open. Washington insider Dave Levinthal has more on the state of the Democratic party.
All eyes are on Chuck Schumer after he voted with Republicans to keep the government funded. Political analyst Steve Roberts tells us what the Democrats have to do to get on the same page.
The "Shortest St. Patrick's Day Parade" happens today in Lackawanna, lasting 98 steps from OLV National Shrine & Basilica to city hall. Father David LiPuma tells us about the event.
A suspected cover-up of a hit and run by the Sheriff's Narcotics Chief might have ramifications on local politics. Political analyst Ken Kruly takes a close look.
The US launched attacks on the Houthi rebel group in Yemen over weekend. ABC's Karen Travers tells us more.
The markets are down this year and economists are waiting to see if consumers change their spending habits. Jill Schlesinger gives her analysis.
Protests at Tesla showrooms are growing across the country. ABC's Jim Ryan tells us what's behind the demonstrations.
Temperatures will be up and down this week after a record-setting Sunday, says meteorologist Phillip Pandolfo.
Champ is a survivor, and he wants to spend the rest of his life in peace with a loving owner.
Americans with checking and savings accounts have kept the same account for an average of 19 years, according to a new survey from Bankrate. Ted Rossman tells us more.
President Trump threatened new tariffs against alcohol from the EU on Thursday. ABC's Molly Nagle has the latest.
Fr. Dave Richards will serve as the Grand Marshal for Sunday's St. Patrick's Day Parade in Buffalo. He tells us how he got the role and why it's so important to him.
A text scam that tells recipients that owe money for unpaid tolls is spreading across the country. ABC's Jim Ryan has the story.
Howard Cadmus owns Sweet Jenny's Chocolates and Ice Cream in Williamsville. They're gearing up for a big weekend as warmer weather arrives.
We're learning more about a new rule that requires non-citizens to register their stay of more than 30 days in the US. Immigration attorney Rosanna Berardi has the latest.
Russian President Vladimir Putin was receptive, but noncommittal to a short-term ceasefire agreed to by the US and Ukraine. ABC's Ines de La Cuetara tells us more.
The high temperature will approach 70 today as a significant warmup hits WNY this weekend. Meteorologist Jon Hitchcock has the forecast.
Authorities have been looking for a 20-year-old University of Pittsburgh student for a week. Crime and Terrorism analyst Brad Garrett tells us about the investigation.
The latest Consumer Price Index numbers were released Wednesday, showing some promising signs for Americans. ABC's Peter Charalambous takes a look at the numbers.
A lunar eclipse will be overhead tonight. "Mr. Galaxy" Tim Collins tells us when it will be visible...and you won't even need glasses!
A town hall will be held in the Town of Cheektowaga tonight, where the town's budget will be discussed. Supervisor Brian Nowak gives us the town's economic outlook.
Ed Hutton is the former Director of the Financial Markets Lab at Niagara University. He says the economy isn't quite in a recession or a "downturn", but is "on the edge" of a correction.
Joleen Dimitroff is taking over as superintendent at a "critical juncture" for Buffalo's Catholic elementary schools. She tells us about her plan.
Southwest, Delta and American Airlines have all downgraded their revenue forecasts for the first quarter compared with earlier projections. Southwest also announced they will begin charging baggage fees for the first time in its history. What's happening? Jim Ryan tells us.
ABC's Peter Charalambous has the latest on the deadly midair crash in Washington, D.C..
Buffalo's Old Neighborhood Parade returns Saturday, and the weather is going to be perfect! Denise Pikuzinski from the Valley Community Association tells us about the excitement surrounding this year's parade.
The Bills are reportedly signing a big name in Joey Bosa as the team looks to bolster its pass rush. He's oft-injured, but is Bosa still a force? Bills sideline reporter Sal Capaccio reacts to the Bills offseason moves so far.
The tariff tug-of-war between the US and Canada continues, with President Trump reversing course on doubled tariffs on Canadian steel and aluminum. Canada meanwhile has pulled back threats of a surcharge on electricity provided to the US. ABC's Karen Travers has the latest.
A patient shot himself at Mercy Hospital Sunday, prompting the hospital to increase security. Do hospitals need to do more to beef up security? We're asking former Niagara Falls Police Chief Bryan DalPorto.
Financial aid award letters are in the mail, but the language in those letters can be confusing. Brian Eldridge from Courier College Prep has tips on understanding what the terms mean.
X experienced multiple issues Monday as Elon Musk placed the blame on a cyberattack, perhaps from Ukraine. ABC tech reporter Mike Dobuski tells us more.
The city of Niagara Falls is asking for the public's input on waterfront improvements, including changes to the LaSalle Expressway. City Administrator Anthony Restaino tells us what else is planned.
Investors showed their concern with frequently shifting tariff policy on Monday as Wall Street had its worst day of the year. Michael Angelucci from Level Financial Advisors takes a closer look at the markets.
Wall Street had its worst day of the year Monday as investors react to shifting tariff policy. There's more tariffs on the way, too, targeting manufacturing materials. Washington insider Dave Levinthal speaks with us from the nation's capital.
An execution done by firing squad and a pending execution set to take place in Louisiana are raising questions about capital punishment. ABC's Jim Ryan tells us more.
Bam Bam's eyes will melt your heart! He's a 7-month old pup looking for a forever home.
WNY Immediate Care is seeing an increase in slip-and-fall injuries during this icy winter. Dr. Joe Chow has tips on treating those injuries and more.
Sweet Home approved changes to school start times this week. Superintendent Mike Ginestre tells us more about the decision.
BPS superintendent Dr. Tonja Williams-Knight announced her retirement on Wednesday. Larry Scott tells us discussions have been held about next steps for finding her successor.
President Trump has started negotiations with Russia's Vladimir Putin about ending the war in Ukraine. Today, Ukraine's president Volodymyr Zelenskyy meets with Vice President JD Vance. ABC's Patrick Reevell has the latest.
Maureen's Wholesale Flower Market on Ellicott Street has already been busy ahead of Valentine's Day. Davante Walker tells us what's most popular and what it'll cost you.
Americans are beginning to rent chickens to overcome an egg shortage. ABC's Jim Ryan tells us more.
A messy wintry storm will arrive Saturday. Meteorologist Tony Ansuini says there won't be significant accumulations, but driving will be messy. An extended period of cold arrives next week.
A lockdown at Collins Correctional Facility has shed light on staffing shortages at state prisons. State Senator George Borrello says Albany lawmakers are to blame.
Sam Radford is co-chair of We The Parents. He says Dr. Tonja Williams-Knight is leaving the district better than she found it.
The state teacher's union is hosting a public hearing with lawmakers Thursday night at Casey Middle School in East Amherst to discuss banning cell phones in schools. Assemblyman Bill Conrad will be there.
President Trump spoke with Volodymyr Zelenskyy and Vladimir Putin on Wednesday in an attempt to start peace talks between the two nations.
Three guards were injured at Collins Correctional Facility following a confrontation with inmates in a cell block. Ken Gold, VP of the Western Region for NYSCOPBA, explains the timeline of events and what the status is this morning.
An asteroid as a greater that 0% chance of hitting Earth in 2032, and Tim Collins says that's reason enough to monitor the situation.
George Strait is coming to Buffalo for what might be the final concert ever at Highmark Stadium. Liz Mantel from 107.7 The Wolf says it should be a sellout.
Rain and above-freezing temps will give way to a cold front later Thursday morning. Meteorologist Tony Ansuini has today's forecast.
The city of North Tonawanda is considering changes to zoning laws that wouldn't let certain energy facilities be built within city limits. Mayor Austin Tylec tells us more.
Buffalo's Common Council continues to work towards addressing response times from AMR, city's ambulance service provider. Councilman Mitch Nowakowski tells us about the Nurse Navigation program.
Salman Rushdie testified against his alleged attacker in court Tuesday. Paul Cambria has been following the trial.
Shelby Mandaville-Wheeler owns a small farm in Hartland in Niagara County. She's seeing an increase in traffic as people scramble to get eggs amid rising prices at the grocery store.
The best treatment for peanut allergies might be peanuts themselves. ABC's Jim Ryan tells us what researchers have discovered.
Winter weather will arrive this afternoon and last into the evening with a wintry mix causing a messy evening commute. National Weather Service Meteorologist Jon Hitchcock has the forecast.
Revenues and memberships are beginning to stagnate for dating apps. ABC tech reporter Mike Dobuski tells us why.
The trial of Hadi Matar, who's accused of attacking author Salman Rushdie at the Chautauqua Institution in 2022, continues on Tuesday. Legal analyst Paul Cambria examines the trial and tells us whether it would be smart for Matar to take the stand.
A judge has ordered an environmental review of the 33 tunnel project, leaving the project in limbo. What happens with the $1 billion? Michael Gainer from the East Side Parkways Coalition talks about it.
A buy-out offer for federal employees remains in the courts. ABC's Peter Charalambous has the latest.
Members of the European Union are calling for counter-measures as President Trump introduces tariffs on steel and aluminum. Also, what's the strategy behind Trump's executive orders? Washington insider Dave Levinthal tells us.
Record numbers of young people are signing up for the military. ABC's Jim Ryan says one reason is a loosening of rules for new recruits.
Political analyst Steve Roberts says President Trump's moves to slash government spending have been popular with his base.
Opening statements will be made today in the trial of Hadi Matar, who's accused of attacking author Salman Rushdie while he spoke to a crowd at the Chautauqua Institution in August of 2022. CBS legal analyst Thane Rosenbaum is tracking the trial.
Office vacancy rates are rising once again in Buffalo. Peter Hunt from HUNT Real Estate tells us how companies can combat the numbers.
State Senate Minority Leader Rob Ortt is among a group of NY Republicans calling for an investigation of Albany Democrats over a special election for NY-21. State Sen. Ortt tells us more.
Eagles fans kept the party going all night as New Orleans turned landmarks green after Philadelphia's dominant Super Bowl win. Dave Cohen from WWL in New Orleans tells us more.
President Trump plans to reveal new tariffs on steel and aluminum imports this week. Jill Schlesinger tells us how that will impact the housing market and building projects.
Advertisers that paid for a Super Bowl ad in the 4th quarter may be disappointed as the game was out of hand by that point. ABC's Jim Ryan talks about that and some of the standout ads.
Michael Tsanis, Senior Vice President of Creative at The Martin Group, details what consumers can expect from advertisements while watching the big game.
Today is the final day for employees of the federal government to accept buyouts. Crime and Terrorism analyst Brad Garrett says he's spoken with people who are turning down the offer.
The Western Regional OTB will be subject to an audit by Comptroller Thomas DiNapoli. Political analyst Ken Kruly tells us why.
Mark Andol owns the Made in America Store and General Welding & Fabricating. He says tariffs against China will be beneficial for American manufacturing and other industries.
It's a huge weekend for the betting industry as millions get ready to wager on Sunday's game. Dave Mason from BetOnline tells us about props, MVP odds and much more.
Health experts are saying to avoid plastic utensils, cups and kitchen accessories as microplastics can impair brain function. ABC's Jim Ryan tells us more.
The roads will be slick on your way into work today. Meteorologist Jon Hitchcock has the forecast.
A bill has been proposed in Albany that aims to give school districts an opt out from state emission guidelines. Districts have been instructed to switch to electric vehicles. Despite the bill. Sweet Home Superintendent Mike Ginestre says the district is operating as if the EV law is already in effect.
The City of Tonawanda is shortening Canal Fest to six days. It will remain an eight day event in North Tonawanda. Mayor John White explains the decision.
The city of Buffalo has named a preferred developer for around 50 vacant lots on the East Side. The developer plans to build modular houses on the lots. Buffalo Common Councilman Mitch Nowakowski tells us about the project.
President Trump, speaking alongside Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, floated an idea that the US will "take over" the Gaza Strip. ABC's Karen Travers tells us more.
Jury selection has started in the trial of Hadi Matar, who is accused of attacking author Salman Rushdie at the Chautauqua Institution in 2022. Paul Cambria gives his thoughts on what position the defense may take.
Pothole season is here in Western New York. Jamie Dussing, Highway Superintendent for the Town of Clarence, says his crews are on top of it.
A Winter Weather Advisory has been issued as a storm system will bring a wintry mix to the region, creating a slippery morning commute. Meteorologist Dave Thomas has the forecast.
How intelligent is artificial intelligence? A new test seeks to find out. ABC's Mike Dobuski tells us about it.
Jeff Gilbert, auto reporter for WWJ in Detroit, says there was a sigh of relief within the automobile industry when President Trump paused tariffs against Canada.
The markets started slow Monday but gradually picked up after news broke that tariffs against Mexico were paused. Mike Angelucci from Level Financial Advisors has advice on navigating the markets amid tariff fears.
President Trump has halted tariffs against Canada and Mexico for at least a month, but what needs to be done to take them off the table for good? ABC's Karen Travers says it's still a mystery.
Washington insider Dave Levinthal says we saw "Art of the Deal on a geopolitical scale" as President Trump threatened tariffs against Canada and Mexico.
A new Siena poll shows that New Yorkers don't agree with the job Gov. Kathy Hochul is doing, but there is significant support for some of her policies. We spoke with Siena pollster Steve Greenberg about it.
Political analyst Steve Roberts tells us economists say President Trump "deeply misunderstands how tariffs work." He speaks more about Trump's policy.
Tariffs against Canada, Mexico and China will go into effect at midnight tonight. Niagara Falls, ON Mayor Jim Diodati says Canadians are disappointed by the pending trade war and tells us how the local economy will be affected.
A medevac jet crash in Philadelphia killed all six people on board Friday evening. ABC's Sam Sweeney has the latest.
Elizabeth McCormick tells us about the difficulties of flying a Black Hawk and gives her thoughts on other factors that led to a midair collision last Wednesday in D.C..
Congressman Nick Langworthy says his hope is tariffs against Canada, Mexico and China are not a long-term solution, but hopes it brings those countries to the negotiating table. Locally, Langworthy says there's "some business impact right away."
President Trump's tariffs targeting Mexico, Canada and China will go into effect on Tuesday. Jill Schlesinger breaks down how American consumers will be affected.
Tennessee and Illinois have introduced legislation that allows doctors to administer lethal doses of medication to terminally ill patients. ABC's Jim Ryan tells us more.
The plane crash in D.C. this week has reminded Western New Yorkers about the aftermath of Flight 3407. Former Congressman Brian Higgins helped lead the charge on FAA regulations following the crash.
Doug Allen makes his return tonight, singing the national anthem as the Sabres celebrate Rob Ray. Doug tells us what it means to him to be back.
Bills GM Brandon Beane and Head Coach Sean McDermott spoke to the media yesterday as the team's offseason begins. Sal Capaccio gives his biggest takeaways from the Bills' brain trust's comments.
One soldier's body has been recovered from the Black Hawk helicopter involved in Wednesday's crash. Two more are still in the helicopter. CBS' Eleanor Watson has the latest.
Pilot Joe DeMarco from Wings Flights of Hope shares his initial reaction to Wednesday's air disaster in D.C..
The NTSB will be able to determine the altitude of the military helicopter that crashed into an American Eagle plane Wednesday night from its flight recorder. That data point is a key part of the investigation. ABC's Steven Portnoy has the latest.
Jennifer West stayed up all night Wednesday watching coverage of the plane crash in D.C.. She told us about the healing process that lies ahead for families of Flight 5342.
Despite high-profile crashes like we saw this week in D.C., flying is still the safest way to travel according to statistics. ABC's Jim Ryan tells us more.
CBS travel reporter Peter Greenberg says there's questions about what the Black Hawk helicopter was doing when it collided with an American Airlines plane.
Republican strategist Carl Calabrese gives his thoughts on the challenge that's ahead for the Trump administration.
Three soldiers were on board the helicopter that collided with an American Airlines flight Wednesday night. CBS' Eleanor Watson tells us the helicopter was involved in a training mission.
The Fed opted not to change interest rates on Wednesday. Bankrate's Greg McBride tells us what it means for inflation and the economy.
A flight carrying 64 people collided with a Black Hawk helicopter Wednesday night, sending passengers and debris into the near-freezing Potomac River. ABC's Steven Portnoy has the latest.
Terry Robinson is a member of the East Side Parkways Coalition, a group fighting against the construction of a tunnel over the 33. A ruling had been expected on the project this month.
A pause on federal funding could impact research at SUNY schools says Chancellor John King. Also, reaction to a proposal from Gov. Hochul to make community college free.
Questions continue to linger over what a potential pause on federal funding would mean for schools and students. Jeff Boron of Send Your Kids to College tells us what he knows.
There's still confusion surrounding President Trump's proposal to suspend federal funding across the country. ABC's Karen Travers has the latest.
Your kids may be off of school today for Lunar New Year. So what is it? Kristin Stapleton, history professor at UB explains.
Scammers use fake tax services and phishing scams around this time of year to try and take advantage of taxpayers. ABC's Jim Ryan tells us what to look out for.
Northern Erie and the Niagara frontier should expect 1-3 inches with more snow falling further south. Wind gusts will measure up to 45 mph. Meteorologist Liz Jurkowski has the forecast.
A Chinese competitor to ChatGPT flipped the tech world on its head Monday. But why's it so special? Mike Dobuski tells us about DeepSeek.
Tonawanda Supervisor Joe Emminger says the town continues to work with Sumitomo on a future use of the site, and some suitors are interested.
Mass deportations have started, but removing individuals from the country is easier said than done. Immigration attorney Rosanna Berardi tells us why.
Monday's high winds caused a breach in Buffalo's ice boom, with massive chunks floating down the Niagara River. Heavy winds subside today but snow arrives by the evening. Andy Parker has the forecast.
The Trump administration has started deporting migrants with violent pasts, but the numbers are still similar to what was seen in the Biden administration, says Washington insider Dave Levinthal.
The American Heart Association has published new numbers showing heart disease isn't just the biggest killer in the US, but also across the globe. ABC's Jim Ryan has the story.
Around 2-4 inches of snow will arrive this afternoon with some lake enhancement tonight. Meteorologist Liz Jurkowski has the forecast.
The Trump administration has started deporting illegal immigrants, with all so far having violent pasts. Political analyst Steve Roberts gives his thoughts.
The Bills' season once again was ended at the hands of the Kansas City Chiefs. Sideline reporter Sal Capaccio recaps the game and looks ahead to what's next for the Bills.
Another year, another season ending loss for the Bills. Howard Simon recaps what went wrong for the Bills after another crushing defeat against Kansas City.
The IRS is officially accepting online tax returns beginning today. Esther Gulyas from EG Tax has tips on getting started.
A high wind warning will be accompanied by an Arctic cold front Monday night, bringing near whiteout conditions. Meteorologist Bob Hamilton has the forecast.
The Bills and Chiefs go head-to-head once again on Sunday in the AFC Championship game. Danan Hughes tells us how Kansas City is feeling ahead of the game.
Trader Joe's is moving into the former Applebee's on Transit in Clarence. Town Supervisor Pat Casillio tells us how the deal came together.
Brian Wroblewski runs a Buffalo transportation Facebook groups and monitors transportation on the Great Lakes. He tells us what he's observed as the Manitoulin remains stuck.
Police made a breakthrough this week in the burglary of Bengals QB Joe Burrow's house. Crime and Terrorism analyst Brad Garrett tells us how burglars are getting into athletes homes.
Jon Grayson is a Buffalo native living in enemy territory. He says despite the rivalry between the Bills and Chiefs, fans in both cities have a mutual respect for each others' teams.
The SPCA Serving Erie County is going up against shelters in each of the remaining NFL playoff cities to see who can raise the most money through the Super Bowl! The SPCA's Gina Lattuca tells us how you can get involved.
It's the Bills and Chiefs in the playoffs once again, this time with a shot at playing in the Super Bowl on the line. Bills radio analyst and former center Eric Wood looks at how the Bills matchup this time.
Battling hard packed snow has been a challenge for plow crews with frigid temperatures taking away from the effectiveness of salt. Bill Geary, Commissioner of the Erie County Department of Public Works explains what crews have been using in lieu of salt.
An oral argument will take place today on Trump's birthright citizenship executive order. Legal analyst Thane Rosenbaum has more on how lawyers are responding to President Trump's orders.
Lots of drivers were dealing with dead batters as frigid air took over Western New York, says AAA's Elizabeth Carey.
The Buffalo metro area will get about 3-6 inches of snow, but it will come at an inopportune time. Meteorologist Phillip Pandolfo has the forecast.
Part of Governor Hochul's proposed budget for 2026 includes $13.5 million to help schools implement a cell phone ban. Mark Laurrie has questions.
Governor Kathy Hochul revealed New York's $252 billion budget for 2026. Albany insider Jack O'Donnell looks at what's in it.
It's yet another meeting between the Chiefs and Bills in the playoffs Sunday, this time for the right to play in the Super Bowl. Chiefs sideline reporter Josh Klingler says both teams will be at their strongest.
Most of Donald Trump's immigration orders are popular among Americans based on previous polling. Nathaniel Rakich has the latest.
President Donald Trump has signed numerous executive orders concerning immigration since taking office on Monday. Immigration attorney Rosanna Berardi says they won't be so simple to enforce, though.
Western New Yorkers will be dealing with icy roofs and frozen water lines as temperatures sit in the single digits. Domenic Cortese, host of WBEN's Hammertime Radio has tips on protecting your house.
Snow in the south caused 4,400 flight delays yesterday as winter weather was seen from Houston to Bourbon Street. ABC's Jim Ryan has the latest.
The lake effect snow that battered Western New York this week is weakening, while a slight warmup back to the freezing mark is on the horizon. Meteorologist Phillip Pandolfo has the forecast.
ABC Tech Reporter Mike Dobuski explains how TikTok found a 2nd life, plus more from the world of tech.
Sweet Home is one of many local school districts to close today due to extreme cold. Mike Ginestre explains how the decision is made.
A lake effect snow band will bounce from the southern tier up to Grand Island before falling back south. Meteorologist Andy Parker has the forecast.
Both former President Joe Biden and current President Donald Trump issued numerous pardons on Monday. ABC's Steven Portnoy tells us about them.
President Donald Trump signed dozens of executive orders Monday, covering everything from TikTok to the border. Washington insider Dave Levinthal looks back at Trump's first day back in the White House.
Travel advisories are in effect and a State of Emergency has been declared as another day of lake effect is ahead. Meteorologist Phillip Pandolfo has the forecast.
President Biden issued several high-profile pardons Monday morning as his presidency nears its end. Political analyst Steve Roberts gives his thoughts on those and much more in DC.
Bills sideline reporter Sal Capaccio recaps a riveting victory over the Ravens that sends the Bills back to the AFC Championship game.
Donald Trump will be sworn in indoors. The ceremony was moved indoors due to cold weather. Still though, security will be heavy. Retired Secret Service agent Don Mihalek tells us how law enforcement is preparing this morning.
Donald Trump is reportedly prepared to sign than 200 executive orders on his first day in office. ABC's Karen Travers tells us more.
The lake effect machine picks up again beginning Monday. Snow can reach as far north as the airport, producing 4-8 inches for Buffalo and more further south. Meteorologist Heather Kenyon has the forecast.
Recovery efforts in Southern California are ongoing as support pours in for firefighters.
The Bills will battle the Ravens in the cold on Sunday. Voice of the Bills Chris Brown previews the game.
It will be downright frigid this weekend and into next week as an Artic air mass arrives. Meteorologist Andy Parker tells us what to expect.
The Biden Administration says it will not enforce a possible TikTok ban, leaving it in the hands of President-elect Donald Trump. ABC's Steven Portnoy has the latest.
$1 million has been raised between Acting Mayor Chris Scanlon and State Sen. Sean Ryan alone. Ken Kruly tells us who else is raising funds.
Temperatures will be in the teens by Sunday afternoon with wind chills in the single digits. Meteorologist John Rozbicki has the forecast.
DC is preparing for Monday's inauguration. Crime and Terrorism analyst Brad Garrett tells us how law enforcement is preparing.
Red Dye #3 will soon be removed from the food supply and medications, but what other products is it in? Tegan Mansouri from UB's Department of Exercise and Nutrition Sciences tells us all about the controversial additive.
It's Bills vs. Ravens this Sunday in Orchard Park for the right to play in the AFC Championship game. Bills radio analyst Eric Wood gives his keys to beating Baltimore.
Williamsville schools are the latest to consider changing school start times. Michael Cornell, Executive Director of the Erie Niagara School Superintendents Association, explains the complexities of adjusting school hours.
The FDA has banned Red Dye #3 after finding it can cause cancer in rats and humans. ABC's Jim Ryan explains.
The Supreme Court did not give a decision on TikTok's future Wednesday, appearing to signal the app's demise in the US. Attorney John Elmore gives his analysis.
Israel and Hamas appear to be heading towards a ceasefire. ABC's Jordana Miller has the latest, including a last minute dispute that is still being resolved.
The Buffalo Metro will receive a dusting this morning before transitioning to lake effect this afternoon in the northtowns. Meteorologist Heather Kenyon has the forecast.
Looking for a reset financially in the new year? Kyle McBrien, Senior Financial Planner at Betterment Investment Company has some tips.
Sunday's Divisional Round matchup between the Bills and Ravens is a rematch of Week 4 when the Ravens blew out the Bills 35-10. Tim Barbalace from 105.7 The Fan in Baltimore says things will be different this time.
After a year of assassination attempts, hacks and other security breaches, expect to see an even bigger security presence at Donald Trump's inauguration. Former Acting Undersecretary for Intelligence and Counterterrorism Coordinator for the DHS John Cohen tells us what that will look like.
An extra mediator has been appointed to hasten settlements in sex abuse cases against the Buffalo Diocese. Also, a deadline has been set for September for the Diocese to submit a bankruptcy plan. Attorney Steve Boyd, who represents victims, tells us more.
Was there anything in Gov. Hochul's State of the State they could benefit Buffalo? Also, what's the city looking forward to when state budget discussions start? Mayor Scanlon gives his thoughts.
The FBI has learned that the man who drove a vehicle into a crowd of people on Bourbon Street on New Year's Day may have been targeting an attack in March during Mardi Gras. ABC's Jim Ryan tells us more.
An additional 4-8 inches of snow are expected across the I-90 corridor to southern Erie county on Wednesday. Meteorologist Heather Kenyon has the forecast.
Acting Mayor Chris Scanlon announced Monday that Joseph Gramaglia will no longer serve as Buffalo Police Commissioner, a move that David Rivera says surprised many.
TikTok's days in the US may be numbered as Sunday's deadline for a ban approaches. ABC tech reporter Mike Dobuski has the latest.
A new round of Santa Ana winds could cause wildfires in Southern California to flare up once again. ABC's Alex Stone joined us LIVE from SoCal.
Legal analyst Thane Rosenbaum takes a close look at special counsel Jack Smith's report.
Governor Hochul will deliver her State of the State address Tuesday afternoon. Albany insider Jack O'Donnell tells us what he expects the Governor to talk about.
Part of Special Counsel Jack Smith's election interference report was submitted to Congress just after midnight, revealing Smith believed Donald Trump would have been convicted had he not won the election. Dave Levinthal breaks down more of the report.
The southern tier will see persistent snowfall today, with Hamburg, Orchard Park and East Aurora also getting brushed. National Weather Service meteorologist Tony Ansuini has the forecast.
President-elect Trump's inauguration is just 7 days away. What's he planning for his first day in office? Political analyst Steve Roberts tells us.
President Biden says it is still too early to estimate how much it will cost to rebuild in Southern California once the wildfires pass. ABC's Karen Travers has the latest on how the federal government is handling the crisis.
The Bills are heading to the Divisional Round after beating the Broncos 31-7 in Orchard Park. Bills sideline reporter Sal Capaccio recaps the game and takes a look ahead to Sunday's meeting with the Ravens.
Eight Days of Hope is joining the relief effort for Southern California residents who have lost everything in the ongoing wildfires. Steve Tybor tells us how you can help.
Hiring was up in December, but investors responded to the good news with a sell-off. Jill Schlesinger from Jill on Money tells us why it happened.
A winter weather advisory is in effect for Northern Erie and Genesee counties. Slower travel is expected in the Buffalo metro area.
The Supreme Court is set to hear oral arguments in the TikTok ban case. ABC's Steven Portnoy tells us more.
Voice of the Bills Chris Brown says there's a "quiet confidence" among the players as they enter this year's playoffs. He previews Sunday's game against the Broncos.
Firefighters are beginning to make progress in Southern California as wildfires continue to burn. ABC's Melissa Adan has the latest on what happened overnight in Los Angeles.
Federal relief is finally coming to the Town of Hamburg after the 2022 Christmas Blizzard. Congressman Nick Langworhty, who represents Hamburg, tells us how the funds were secured.
The playoffs start on Sunday and Bills fans will be rowdier than ever. Eric "The Hammer" Matwijow tells us what he expects at Hammer's Lot.
Sunday will bring some of the best weather we've seen this week as fans pack Highmark Stadium. National Weather Service meteorologist Dave Thomas has this weekend's forecast.
There were similarities between the New Year's Day attacks in New Orleans and Las Vegas, but no links. Crime and Terrorism analyst Brad Garrett tells us more.
The Broncos come to Orchard Park Sunday with the league's best defense, but Bills radio analyst Eric Wood says the Bills lack of a true number 1 receiver will give them an upper hand in the Wild Card.
Cheektowaga supervisor Brian Nowak wants to get an early start on next year's budget. Spending has outpaced revenues in the town in recent years and Nowak wants the town to look at ways to get the money back.
The City of Buffalo has issued a request for proposal for firms interested in stabilizing the USS The Sullivans. Paul Marzello, President & CEO at the Buffalo & Erie County Naval & Military Park, says its a milestone for the project.
Six large fires are raging near Los Angeles. Six people are dead and more than 100,000 people have been forced to evacuate. ABC's Melissa Adan is in Southern California with the latest.
Cryptomining company Digihost is looking at bringing nuclear reactor technology to its North Tonawanda plant. Darlene Bolsover says a city of 30,000 people is not the place to test the technology.
The Bills host the Broncos in the Wild Card round this Sunday. Their opponent is the Denver Broncos, who are in the playoffs for the first time since 2015. Susie Wargin, sideline reporter for the Broncos radio network, says the team and their fans aren't just happy to be in the tournament.
Cryptomining company Digihost has reached a deal with NANO Nuclear Energy to potentially bring nuclear reactor tech to its North Tonawanda plant. Mayor Austin Tylec tells us what he knows.
Winds of 90-100 mph are fueling vicious wildfires in Southern California as homes are lost and residents evacuate. ABC's Alex Stone reports from LA.
It's only the first round, but Bills fans are still excited to go to the Wild Card game on Sunday. But are fans waiting for the Divisional round and possibly the AFC Championship before spending for a ticket? Nick Giammusso of VIPTix tells us what he's seeing.
Meta is changing its approach to fact-checking, instead relying on a system similar to X's community notes feature. ABC's Mike Dobuski tells us more.
The anxiety is building as Sunday's Wild Card matchup with the Broncos approaches. Howard Simon is picking the Bills to get the W.
Looking for a new job? ABC's Jim Ryan tells us where the best places are to start a new career.
Wednesday will be the coldest day of the week with temperatures staying in the teens and wind chills dropping to the single digits. There's also a Winter Weather Advisory for Chautauqua county. National Weather Service Meteorologist Dave Thomas has the forecast.
Generative AI is one of the headlining pieces of tech at this year's CES, the biggest trade show in the industry. ABC's Mike Dobuski tells us what's on display.
The game within the game will be played in the trenches on Sunday as an elite Bills offensive line collides with a formidable Broncos defensive line. Matt Parrino has more on the challenges the Bills will face against the Broncos.
Tim Tielman, Board Member with the Campaign for Greater Buffalo and Principal at Central Place Urban Designers, says preservations of damaged historic buildings have been done in the past. He says the same can be done for Brick Bar.
Donald Trump's election victory was certified on Monday. Also, Jimmy Carter to lie in state at the Capitol, and the government is fighting a major steel merger. Washington insider Dave Levinthal has the latest from DC.
President Biden has granted a request for increased levels of security in New Orleans as the city prepares for the Super Bowl and Mardi Gras. It's all in response to the New Year's Day terrorist attack on Bourbon Street. ABC's Jim Ryan tells us more.
We're two weeks away from Inauguration Day, but Steve Roberts says it seems Donald Trump is already President given his powerful status. Also, cabinet nominations still need approval.
Allentown lost another one of its iconic venues early Sunday morning when the Brick Bar went up in flames. Bernice Radle from Preservation Buffalo Niagara explains why it's so important that at least part of the building is saved.
The Denver Broncos will present a challenge for the Bills on Sunday. Bills sideline reporter Sal Capaccio tells us what Denver brings to the table.
Buffalo native Tony Rigoli is a pastor at Our Lady of Guadalupe in New Orleans. He tells us about Sunday's Mass and how the community is grieving.
President Joe Biden is heading to New Orleans on Monday to meet with families of those killed in the New Year's Day terrorist attack. ABC's Karen Travers tells us what's on the agenda.
How ambitious are your New Year financial resolutions? Jill Schlesinger has some advice on setting achievable goals for 2025.
Temperatures will be below normal this week, but there won't be much in the way of snow. NWS Meteorologist Jon Hitchcock has the forecast.
One of John Anthony's passions is preserving old, obscure television shows. He tells us about the Internet Archive.
Mike Johnson's fate as House Speaker will be decided at noon Friday. ABC's Steven Portnoy has the latest.
The Bills' depth players will have the spotlight on Sunday as fans scoreboard watch across the league. Voice of the Bills Chris Brown looks at the top stories around the league.
Will law enforcement agencies change how they prepare for large gatherings of crowds after the terrorist attack in New Orleans? Steve MacMartin gives his thoughts.
There's a list of shocking similarities between the Cybertruck explosion in Las Vegas and the terrorist attack in New Orleans, both of which happened on New Year's Day. ABC's Josh Margolin tells us what law enforcement is looking at.
The role of Bills fans in the team's success is undeniable. Bills Mafia founder Del Reid talks about how important the atmosphere at Highmark Stadium is as the Bills embark for the playoffs.
Investigators now know the New Orleans terrorist acted alone. We also know a little more about his motivation.
A Lake Effect Snow warning remains in effect for areas south of Buffalo, creating two different weather worlds throughout the region this weekend. Meteorologist Jon Hitchcock has the forecast.
After 36 years, Hammertime Radio is expanding to two hours, meaning more Domenic Cortese on Saturdays!
A Tesla Cybertruck exploded outside of a Trump hotel in Las Vegas Wednesday. Law enforcement are investigating to see if there's any links to the attack in New Orleans. ABC's Peter Charalambous has the latest.
The FBI is currently investigating the New Year's Day attack on Bourbon Street as an act of terrorism. Former Buffalo FBI agent Peter Ahearn explains how investigations like this work.
This Sunday's Bills game is meaningless in the standings, but there's a lot on the line for the players. Bills radio analyst Eric Wood looks at the top stories in Orchard Park and around the league heading into Week 18.
15 people are dead after a driver rammed into a crowd on Bourbon Street early Wednesday. Bollards that are normally used to prevent acts like this were being replaced, allowing the suspect to drive through. Jeff Rinaldo says that was a security failure.
The crime scene on Bourbon Street has been cleared following the suspected terrorist attack in the early hours of New Year's Day. ABC's Jim Ryan is in New Orleans with the latest.
A Lake Effect Snow warning is in effect for Southern Erie, Wyoming, Chautauqua and Cattaraugus counties. NWS Meteorologist Jon Hitchcock tells us what's expected throughout the long-duration event.
Innovations in artificial intelligence dominated the tech world in 2024. Also, TikTok's future is still uncertain. ABC tech reporter Mike Dobuski has the latest.
The year in politics was defined by one man: Donald Trump. Republican strategist Carl Calabrese takes a look back at the biggest stories of 2024.
1 million people are expected in New York for the Times Square ball drop. ABC's Josh Margolin tells us what law enforcement is doing to ensure safety.
A state funeral has been ordered for 39th President Jimmy Carter. Also, the latest on the battle for House Speaker. Washington insider Dave Levinthal has the latest from DC.
Dallas Mavericks star Luka Doncic is the latest athlete to have his home broken into while he was playing a game. ABC's Jim Ryan tells us about who's suspected to be behind the break-ins.
Colder air will move in Wednesday morning while snow falls in Southern Erie, Chautauqua and Cattaraugus counties. National Weather Service meteorologist Steve Welch has the forecast.
Amherst Meals on Wheels has been independently serving individuals in need since 1984. Rick Ellis tells us their story.
At least 179 people are dead after a plane crash in South Korea. ABC's Sam Sweeney tells us what's known so far.
The Bills will end the season 8-0 at home after a 40-14 win over the Jets Sunday. Sideline reporter Sal Capaccio recaps the game.
As a difficult year for the Catholic Diocese of Buffalo comes to an end, Bishop Michael Fisher says he is looking forward to the future.
Buffalo's Catholic community is still reeling from the Diocese downsizing plan. Michael Taheri tells us about his frustrations with the Diocese.
Michael Angelucci from Level Financial Advisors says investors are in good shape as the final trading week of the year begins.
The nation's 39th President Jimmy Carter passed away at 100 on Sunday. ABC's Jim Ryan looks back at Carter's legacy.
A winter storm watch has been posted from Wednesday afternoon to Sunday afternoon for Southern Erie, Wyoming, Chautauqua and Cattaraugus counties. Meteorologist Kirk Apfel tells us what to expect.
The Bills can lock themselves into the AFC's 2nd seed on Sunday with a win over the Jets. Voice of the Bills Chris Brown has the scout.
President-elect Trump's comments about Canada, Panama and Greenland will create a "destabilized moment" says CBS' Scott MacFarlane. He has more from around DC.
Donald Trump has launched a series of attacks against Canada and Panama on social media over the last few days. ABC's Steven Portnoy tells us about it.
Governor Kathy Hochul has approved the Climate Change Superfund Act, which will punish companies that produce significant amounts of greenhouse gases. Assemblyman Angelo Morinello reacts to the bill and says it will create plenty of lawsuits.
Maybe you got a gift card for a website like Amazon for Christmas. Before you spend it though, make sure the reviews are the real deal. ABC's Jim Ryan has tips on what to look out for.
Temperatures will hit the 50s this weekend, but they'll be offset by some rain showers, especially on Sunday.
1 in 4 people didn't redeem rewards points, such as cash back, free flights or hotel rooms over the last year, according to a new survey from Bankrate. Ted Rossman tells us where the most money is being left on the table and who isn't using it.
Don't want your Christmas tree to go to waste when you're done with it? Brian Murphy from NOCO Forestry tells us about how you can reuse your tree even after it's recycled.
It's time to bring back the holiday gift you don't want! But what's the best way to do it? Kat Schmieder from the Better Business Bureau has tips.
Buffalo's Common Council voted to approve changes to how Buffalo will spend its outstanding American Rescue Plan funds. Councilmember Rasheed Wyatt explains why he voted against it.
Suspected CEO shooter Luigi Mangione has an army of people rooting him on. But who are they? Legal analyst Thane Rosenbaum takes a look.
Luigi Mangione has plead not guilty to state murder and terrorism charges in New York. ABC's Peter Charalambous was there.
Buffalo's Common Council approved an amended plan for Buffalo's ARP funds Monday. Joe Golombek voted for the amendment. He explains what would have happened if the vote didn't go through.
Plenty of news came out of the nation's capital this week as time ticks away towards Trump's inauguration. Washington insider Dave Levinthal recaps the week in politics.
A child in Orlando, FL had to have emergency heart surgery after being struck by a drone. ABC's Jim Ryan tells us what happened.
National Weather Service meteorologist Phillip Pandolfo says we have a pretty good chance at a white Christmas, especially areas further south of Buffalo.
Trump ally Elon Musk has been increasingly vocal about the United States government. Political analyst Steve Roberts has the latest from DC.
The Bills had to rally from 14 down against New England to win their 12th game of the season Sunday. Bills sideline reporter Sal Capaccio recaps the game.
How were lawmakers able to come together to prevent a government shutdown? ABC's Steven Portnoy explains.
Lawmakers in DC were able to pass a government spending bill, but another battle is coming in March with a new Congress and a new president. CBS' Scott MacFarlane says it'll be an "ugly standoff" in the spring.
It's time to start getting everything in order as tax time approaches. What are some ways to get the most out of your return? "The Tax Lady" Esther Gulyas has advice.
Two families have filed a lawsuit against an AI chat bot. In one instance a teenager harmed himself after receiving advice from the program. ABC's Jim Ryan tells us more.
With DocGo ending services locally, what happens to migrants remaining in WNY? Immigration attorney Rosanna Berardi tells us what she knows.
A revised spending bill was rejected by the House Thursday. Now, just hours remain until the government shuts down. ABC's Karen Travers has the latest.
The lowly New England Patriots are in town Sunday as the Bills look to keep their momentum going leading up to the playoffs.
Confusion surrounds the migrant situation in WNY as people living at the Red Roof Inn in Amherst were moved out of the hotel Thursday, weeks before DocGo's contract with the state ends. Brian Nowak gave us an update on what's happening in Cheektowaga, where two hotels had been housing migrants.
Pascal Cohen, Senior Marketing Manager at the Buffalo Niagara International Airport, tells us when the travel is expected to be busiest at the airport over the Christmas holiday.
Buffalo's Common Council cancelled a special session regarding the allocation of American Rescue Plan funds on Thursday. The deadline to distribute those funds is December 31st. Councilman David Rivera joins us to express his frustration.
Amazon workers are going on strike, just as crunch time starts for Christmas shopping. ABC's Jim Ryan tells us more.
We'll get our coldest air of the season thus far this weekend when Arctic rolls in. National Weather Service Meteorologist Jim Mitchell has the forecast.
Investigators have found that the 15-year-old gunman in this week's Wisconsin school shooting had contact with a 20-year-old man in California who was planning a shooting at a government building. Crime and Terrorism analyst Brad Garrett has the latest.
After going through a gauntlet over the last month, the Bills end their season with three games against the lowly Patriots and Jets. Bills radio analyst Eric Wood tells us how the Bills can stay focused.
A proposed ban of TikTok will head to the Supreme Court. ABC's Steven Portnoy has the latest.
Five candidates have already declared their candidacy for Buffalo Mayor, but are there more coming? Also, will Democrats begin welcoming Republican endorsements? Ken Kruly from Politics and Other Stuff gives his thoughts.
The Fed decided to cut interest rates again on Wednesday. Meanwhile, the DOW is on a historic slide. Michael Angelucci from Level Financial Advisors takes a closer look at the economy.
A spending bill negotiated by House Speaker Mike Johnson was dropped Wednesday. President-elect Trump and Elon Musk voiced their opposition to the bill before it fell apart. ABC's Karen Travers tells us what's next.
Christmas hits in the middle of the week this year, which makes for some difficulty for businesses like Lind Hart Mini Ship in Hamburg. Owner Andy Nyhart tells us how busy it's been in the leadup to the holiday.
Saturday's high will be in the 20s, while temps will struggle to get out of the teens on Sunday. National Weather Service meteorologist Bob Hamilton tells us when the system rolls in.
The Bills enter Week 16 at 11-3 and are getting set to take on the lowly New England Patriots. Matt Parrino gives his thoughts on the top stories around the team and the NFL.
Legislators in Albany will return in early January. Rob Ortt tells us what's at the top of lawmakers' list.
The killing of United Healthcare CEO Brian Thompson is now being called an act of terror as charges against Luigi Mangione were upgraded Tuesday. ABC's Peter Charalambous has the latest.
There's no guarantee the City of Buffalo will recover money loaned to the soon-to-be-closed Braymiller Market. Fillmore District Councilman Mitch Nowakowski tells us more about the uphill battle in getting the money back, a moratorium on short term rentals, and other items discussed in the Council's Chambers.
Lawmakers have until Friday to agree to a new funding bill for the government. ABC's Karen Travers tells us what the controversy is with this particular bill.
Volunteers at Lumber City Church will distribute boxes of gifts and food to families in North Tonawanda Wednesday. Pastor Chad Rieselman tells us why the initiative is so impactful.
Were you thinking of gifting a toy to a child in your family this holiday season? ABC's Jim Ryan has a list of 10 toys to avoid due to safety concerns.
Apple is rolling out AI features in its latest update. Is your phone new enough to use them, though? ABC Tech Reporter Mike Dobuski tells us.
Chinese hacker group Salt Typhoon has carried out one of the largest telecommunications breaches ever against the US. Former FBI agent Holly Hubert tells us more.
There's been no mysterious drone sightings in WNY, but State Police are aware of concerns. Trooper James O'Callaghan tells us about regulations and safeguards that are in place to ensure the public's safety.
TikTok is asking the Supreme Court for an emergency order to block a ban in the US unless its Chinese parent company sells by January 19th. Legal analyst Thane Rosenbaum tells us more.
Donald Trump has joined the growing contingent of Americans questioning mysterious drone sightings in the northeast. Washington insider Dave Levinthal tells us more from DC.
Tragedy hit Madison, WI Monday when a 15-year-old student killed a fellow student and a teacher at a Christian school. ABC's Jim Ryan has the latest.
With just week's remaining in his presidency, political analyst Steve Roberts examines how Joe Biden will be remembered as Commander-in-Chief.
The Bills went blow-for-blow with the Detroit Lions on Sunday, winning 48-42. Sal Capaccio recaps the big win as Buffalo remains in pursuit of the top seed in the AFC.
Luigi Mangione faces extradition to New York, but it's a tricky process. ABC's Peter Charalambous has the latest.
The percentage of Americans that believe their financial situation will improve in the new year has grown, but those people still aren't in the majority. Bankrate's Mark Hamrick tells us more.
The Fed will meet this week, with a .25% rate cut expected. Also, are Americans seeing the effects of the previous rate cut?
5,000 reports of drone sightings have been made to the FBI, with about 100 leading to further investigation, says ABC's Jim Ryan.
The closure of schools in the northtowns over staff and travel concerns during this week's snow storm has led to questions over whether staff should be required to live near where they teach. We spoke with Mark Laurrie about it.
It might just be the game of the year in the NFL when the Bills and Lions meet on Sunday.
West Seneca was one of the hardest hit areas during Thursday's lake effect snow. Supervisor Gary Dickson tells us when things will be "back to normal."
It's a matchup of two teams linked together by suffering. Now, they're both contenders. Jeff Riger from WXYT The Fan previews Bills vs. Lions.
Crews are going street by street in South Buffalo removing snow today. Department of Public Works Commissioner Nate Marton updates us on cleanup.
The worst of yesterday's lake effect is over, and we now have some totals. Meteorologist Andy Parker looks back at what the storm brought.
The Grieving Families Act is back in front of Gov. Kathy Hochul. The bill entitles loved ones to compensation if a family member dies. Attorney John Elmore, who represents families of victims in the Tops shooting, tells us if the 3rd time will be the charm.
Western New York will finally get a reprieve from lake effect, with about an inch coming down per hour now further south. NWS Meteorologist Liz Jurkowski says the band could dissipate by day's end.
We're learning more about Luigi Mangione, the suspected shooter of the United Healthcare CEO. Crime and Terrorism analyst Brad Garrett has the latest.
The Bills head to Detroit to take on the 12-1 Lions this Sunday. Could it be a Super Bowl preview? Bills radio analyst Eric Wood thinks so.
Mike Ginestre explains why school was cancelled in areas that didn't receive heavy snow.
Nick Giammusso of VIPTix tells us how many tickets will be available and when you should buy.
DWI and Traffic attorney Arthur Pressman explains why there will be no charges against a driver that struck and killed a woman in a Walmart parking lot in September.
Pastor Chad Rieselman from Lumber City Church tells us about an initiative that seeks to help underserves families.
Lake effect will continue throughout the day Thursday. Meteorologist Andy Parker tells us where the snow will be most intense and who's getting it.
The IRS will soon open access to its Free File service for people who make less than $79,000, They're telling people to get receipts together now so you're prepared. ABC's Jim Ryan tells us more.
Lake effect has arrived across WNY. Meteorologist Liz Jurkowski tells us where the band will be today and when.
Rosebud is part of the SPCA Serving Erie County's Paws for Love program. Her owner Sue Gibson shares Rosebud's inspirational story of survival and recovery.
According to a confidential NYPD report obtained by ABC News, Luigi Mangione, the suspected killed of the CEO of United Healthcare, saw himself as a hero and may have been inspired by the Unabomber. ABC's Peter Charalambous has the latest.
The new Bills stadium Community Benefits Oversight Committee held a public meeting last night, packing the Frank E. Merriweather, Jr. Library as residents shared how they want the Bills to give back to the community.
Trocaire College is the presenting sponsor of this year's SPCA Radiothon, and they're also celebrating a new collaboration with the SPCA Serving Erie County. Robin Wolfgang tells us how veterinary students at Trocaire are getting experience by working with the animals at the SPCA.
The state DOH has approved the closure of the Garden House and Dosberg Manor, both of which are part of the Weinberg Campus. Chris Koenig from Lineage Care Group tells us how the decision was made.
The southern tier will get hit first by this week's winter storm before the snow moves upwards overnight Thursday. Meteorologist Andy Parker tells us what to expect from another burst of lake effect.
It's SPCA Radiothon day at the SPCA Serving Erie County! Bethany Kloc explains how you can help support the animals at the shelter. Also, the story of Conan the cat!
The heaviest snow will fall south of Buffalo, with 2-3 feet falling from Wednesday night to Friday afternoon. Snow closer to Buffalo is expected to measure in inches. National Weather Service meteorologist Steve Welch has the forecast.
TikTok is appealing a proposed ban in the US. Also, OpenAI has unveiled new video generating software. ABC tech reporter Mike Dobuski tells us more.
A multi-state manhunt for the killer of United Healthcare CEO Brian Thompson came to an end in Altoona, PA Monday. CBS' Lilia Luciano is there.
People tend to be more generous tippers around the holidays. But who's getting the tips and who's giving them? Bankrate's Ted Rossman tells us.
Rising costs and a rising demand for weight-loss drugs like Wegovy and Ozempic have led some to go to the black market, where scammers are taking advantage. ABC's Jim Ryan tells us more.
Where is the snow expected to fall and how much will there be? Meteorologist Andy Parker lets us know.
Luigi Mangione has been charged in the shooting of United Healthcare CEO Brian Thompson. ABC's Josh Margolin tells us how police found the suspect.
Pete Hegseth met with Senators as his battle for approval for Secretary of Defense continues. Also, what happens next in Syria? Washington insider Dave Levinthal has the latest from DC.
A lake effect system will arrive in Western New York on Wednesday afternoon, bringing 7 inches to more than a foot of snow for some areas. National Weather Service meteorologist Steve Welch has the forecast.
Longtime Syrian leader Bashar al-Assad was ousted by rebels this past weekend, with Russia granting the dictator asylum. Steve Roberts outlines how the major change in the Middle East will affect politics in the US.
Josh Allen's 6 TDs just weren't enough to overcome mistakes on defense as the Bills' 7-game winning streak was snapped in Los Angeles Sunday. Bills sideline reporter Sal Capaccio recaps the game.
The latest jobs report bounced back following a disastrous showing in October. Also, Bitcoin hits a new milestone. Jill Schlesinger from Jill On Money tells us more.
A sudden revolt toppled the Assad regime in Syria, with Bashar al-Assad fleeing to Russia and gaining asylum. ABC's Jordana Miller tells us what's next.
The WBEN family is mourning the loss of traffic reporter and news anchor Allan Harris, who passed away this weekend after battling an illness. Tim Wenger reflects on his time working with Allan and the impact he had on those around him.
A pair of ruby slippers worn by Judy Garland during the making of The Wizard of Oz sold this weekend for $28 million. ABC's Jim Ryan tells us more.
Voice of the Buffalo Bills Chris Brown previews the Bills 49ers Sunday Night Football game.
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The Buffalo Holiday Market gets underway on Friday. Jill Canaan tells us all about what's planned.
The Bills host the reigning NFC Champs on Sunday Night. The 49ers are reeling from injuries, while the Bills hope the bye allowed some of their key players to heal. Bills radio analyst Eric Wood previews the game.
The Trump transition team has agreed to terms with the Biden administration, allowing Trump's team to work with government agencies before he officially takes office. ABC's Steven Portnoy tells us more.
Many families prefer to eat out on Thanksgiving, and Dave Schutte's family of restaurants is prepared for an influx of customers.
Once Thanksgiving passes it's full-steam ahead to Christmas, and tree farms like Russell's are prepared. Owner Chris Zeisz tells us what's in stock and what he's expecting this weekend.
Companies are getting a jump on Black Friday, as what was once a one-day event has now turned into a weeklong extravaganza. ABC's Jim Ryan tells us more.
The southern tier will see heavy snowfall on Friday when a band of lake effect snow arrives for the weekend. National Weather Service Meteorologist Heather Kenyon has the latest on the forecast.
The Justice Department made its final arguments in a case against Google alleging they hold a monopoly over online ad sales Monday. They're also being sued by Epic Games and Yelp. ABC Tech Reporter Mike Dobuski breaks it all down.
Political analyst Steve Roberts examines Donald Trump's picks for his cabinet and their chances of being confirmed.
Alex and his brother, Nate Johns, are carrying on their father Eric's yearly tradition of living among Buffalo's homeless for a week. Alex tells us what he and his brother are doing this week.
President-elect Trump's cabinet appointments continue to roll in from down in Florida. He's also announced plans for tariffs against Canada, Mexico and China. Washington Insider Dave Levinthal has the latest.
All three major airports in New York are seeing delays as millions prepare to travel for the Thanksgiving holiday. ABC's Jim Ryan tells us more.
A Winter Storm Watch has been issued for the southern tier. NWS Meteorologist Heather Kenyon tells us when the snow will arrive, where it will be and how much is expected.
Donald Trump has made cabinet picks at rapid speed, but reports say he's skipping FBI background checks. ABC's Karen Travers has more.
St. Patrick's Pantry has been around since the turn of the 20th century helping those in need of food. Susan Rose talks to Annie Carlson about the Pantry's work in the community.
What will this week's lake effect snow bring to the region? Meteorologist Andy Parker gives an early look.
President-elect Donald Trump says he will get rid of the federal Department of Education. Jeff Boron from Send Your Kids to College tells us more.
What will be the peak hours of travel this holiday weekend? We checked in with AAA's Elizabeth Carey as you prepare to hit the road, rails or the sky.
There's still uncertainty as to accumulation, but lake effect snow is expected after Thanksgiving. National Weather Service meteorologist Phillip Pandolfo tells us what's known at the moment.
The Bills are off this week, but there's still a lot that can happen around the league that influences their postseason chances. Buffalo Broadcasting Hall of Famer Howard Simon tells us who to watch for.
Pam Bondi has been nominated for Attorney General after Matt Gaetz backed out. ABC's Karen Travers tells us what the internal reaction has been.
Carl Calabrese tells us what he thinks of Matt Gaetz backing away from the nomination for Attorney General. Also, Carl's thoughts on Trump's 2nd choice for AG Pam Bondi.
We've now hit record territory for latest first snow flake in Buffalo! When will we fully dive into winter? Meteorologist Andy Parker tells us.
Russia launched a ballistic missile capable of carrying a nuclear warhead at Ukraine on Thursday. ABC's Shannon Kingston has the latest.
President John F. Kennedy was assassinated 61 years ago today in Dallas, TX. ABC's Jim Ryan is in Dallas reflecting on that day.
It'll be cold and rainy again today in Buffalo-Niagara. Higher elevations in the southern tier will see some wet snow. National Weather Service Meteorologist Tony Ansuini tells us more.
President-elect Donald Trump has an ambitious plan to deport illegal immigrants living in the United States. Crime and Terrorism analyst Brad Garrett looks at how it will work.
It's been nearly 20 years since Erie County Democrats had to endorse a candidate for Mayor, and they're already getting going on the process. Erie County Democratic Chair Jeremy Zellner tells us how it will go.
The Heritage Point project near Buffalo's waterfront remains in limbo over financing. Fillmore district councilman Mitch Nowakowski is optimistic about the project.
Netflix was overloaded by the amount of people tuning into the Mike Tyson and Jake Paul fight. A man from Tampa is now suing the streaming giant alleging breach of contract and broken promises. ABC's Jim Ryan tells us more.
The Holiday shopping season is expanding as more people make purchases online and on their phones. Ted Rossman from Bankrate tells us more.
The Ukrainian city of Dnipro was hit by a missile attack overnight. Ukrainian officials claim it was an ICBM, but officials in the west say that's not true. ABC's Patrick Reevell reports.
Some wet snow is possible overnight into Friday across the Buffalo Metro. The higher elevations in the Southern Tier could see 5-7 inches. National Weather Service Meteorologist Phillip Pandolfo has the forecast.
What will it take for the Senate to approve Trump's cabinet picks? 538's Geoffrey Skelley tells us.
The House ethics committee will vote today on whether to release details from an investigation into allegations of sexual misconduct with minors and illicit drug use against Matt Gaetz. CBS' Scott MacFarlane tells us more.
The entire 33 project is on hold following a recent ruling from a State Supreme Court Judge. Attorney Alan Bozer represents opponents of the project. He tells us where legal proceedings are right now.
Prices for processed foods at Thanksgiving are up this year, but the rest of the feast should still be pretty affordable. ABC's Jim Ryan tells us more.
Turkeys for Tickets is back this morning from 7-9! Sabres TV host and former goalie Marty Biron is among the alumni handing out tickets to fans.
Iran now has more than 400 pounds of enriched uranium, enough for four nuclear warheads. ABC's Jordana Miller tells us more.
The sale of a minority stake in the Bills is on the agenda of the NFL's finance committee Tuesday. Ben Fischer from Sports Business Journal says it likely wouldn't be on the agenda if the league's owners didn't believe it will happen.
Netflix's live broadcast of the Jake Paul and Mike Tyson fight faced buffering and freezing issues. It's poor timing for the streaming service, which has NFL games coming up and is increasing live programming in 2025. ABC tech reporter Mike Dobuski tells us more.
After 25 years of spending a week on the street with Buffalo's homeless, Pastor Eric Johns from the Buffalo Dream Center is handing the reins off to his sons.
Turkeys for Tickets is back on Wednesday, with the donation of a 20 pound turkey getting you 2 tickets to a future Sabres home game. Catherine Shick from FeedMore WNY tells us about the work the group does and how you can participate on Wednesday.
President-elect Trump's nominee for Attorney General, Matt Gaetz, will face challenges in being approved for the seat. Gaetz has been under investigation for allegedly sleeping with minors and using illegal drugs. Washington Insider Dave Levinthal tells us more.
Steve joins Brian and Susan to provide his thoughts on the Trump transition and his cabinet picks as they stand now.
Allie joins Brian and Susan to give her thoughts on the Trump transition and how things have gone so far.
Bill Geary of the Erie County Department of Public Works joins Brian and Susan to look back on Snowvember and how it has effected winter storm preparation in Erie County.
John Elmore joins Brian and Susan to detail New York's new clean slate law which is taking effect.
Jill Schlesinger joins Brian and Susan to provide expertise on year end planning as the calendar year is coming to a close.
Jeff Toth from US Customs and Border Protection has tips for getting across the border if you're heading to one of the Taylor Swift shows this weekend.
The Bills renew their rivalry with the Chiefs on Sunday. Chris Brown talks about all the top storylines.
The Bills host the undefeated Kansas City Chiefs on Sunday. Chiefs sideline reporter Josh Klingler tells us how fans are feeling about Buffalo and the team's season so far.
Robert F. Kennedy Jr. has been named to Donald Trump's cabinet, the latest ally of his to be named to the administration. CBS' Jake Rosen reports.
The restoration of the Buffalo Central Terminal has taken a major step forward. James Morrell, Chair of the Central Terminal Restoration Corp., tells us about "Phase 2".
"Swatting" is often used as a vicious form of trolling to draw law enforcement to a residence as a prank. It often happens in the online gaming scene. Crime and Terrorism analyst Brad Garrett tells us more.
After pulling back from trying to build a permanent facility in Amherst, MusicalFare has entered an agreement with Shea's to move into Shea's 710 theatre. Executive Director Randy Kramer tells us more.
The Bills get another swing at the Kansas City Chiefs in Orchard Park on Sunday. Radio analyst Eric Wood previews the game.
Letter carriers in Buffalo have been working without a contract for more than 600 days as they try and reach a deal with the Postal Service. NALC Branch #3 President David Grosskopf Jr. tells us about those negotiations.
President Biden and President-elect Trump met in the Oval Office Wednesday. ABC's Karen Travers tells us how it went.
We have yet to see the first significant snowfall in Buffalo-Niagara, and we're now approaching a record for latest "first flake" in a season. Andy Parker says the usual November weather pattern is on the horizon, though.
A former counterintelligence officer was among the speakers at a hearing Wednesday about the existence of UFOs, or "UAPs" as they're called officially. ABC's Jim Ryan tells us more about the hearing.
A stabbing at an Amherst hotel that houses asylum seekers sent a young girl to the hospital Tuesday night. Legislator Lindsay Lorigo shares what she knows.
Orchard Park is preparing for the showdown of the season when the Bills host the Chiefs this Sunday. Bills beat reporter Matt Parrino previews the game.
Donald Trump's choice of FOX News weekend host Pete Hegseth to serve as Defense Secretary is raising eyebrows on both sides of the aisle. Republican strategist Carl Calabrese gives his thoughts on Trump's cabinet choices so far.
National Grid will begin installing smart meters for 4,100 customers in southern Erie and portions of Chautauqua, Cattaraugus and Allegany counties. National Grid Regional Director Ken Kujawa tells us how the meters work.
President Biden will meet with President-elect Donald Trump at the White House today. ABC's Karen Travers has more.
Two deadly police chases happened in WNY this week, one in Buffalo and the other going from Hamburg to North Tonawanda. Former Buffalo Police Captain Jeff Rinaldo tells us about police policy for chases.
Republican Senators will choose a new leader for the first time in 17 years today. ABC's Allison Pecorin tells us who's in the running.
The Sabres are off to another inconsistent start. WGR's Paul Hamilton looks at the team's biggest issues.
Multiple outlets are reporting that Republicans have reached the magic number of 218 to gain control of the House of Representatives. 538's Geoffrey Skelley tells us what it means.
Former Sumitomo Rubber workers are going through Workforce Buffalo to get back on their feet. Executive Director Jacqueline Hall tells us how they're helping.
Donald Trump has promised mass deportations in his 2nd term and just appointed a new "border czar", but immigration attorney Rosanna Berardi says that plan is littered with obstacles.
Republicans appear to be on track to take control of the House of Representatives, joining the Senate and White House in their election trophy case. Washington Insider Dave Levinthal tells us what it means for Democrats and the US.
Astronomers are asking the FCC to pause Starlink and other satellite launches over pollution concerns. ABC's Jim Ryan tells us more.
The Bills are off to their best start in 31 years after beating the Colts in Indy Sunday. Sal Capaccio recaps the game and looks ahead to Sunday's showdown with the undefeated Chiefs.
Nearly a week has passed since Donald Trump won a second term in the White House. Political analyst Steve Roberts dissects where things went wrong for the Democrats.
16 races for the House remain undecided. Half of them are led by Democrats, the other half by Republicans. ABC's Steven Portnoy tells us more.
How long could it take to see the effects of the Sumitomo plant closure on Western New York's economy? Buffalo State economics professor Fred Floss tells us.
Donald Trump will meet with President Biden on Wednesday at the White House. Also, Trump has started naming members of his cabinet. ABC's Karen Travers has the latest.
Esther Gulyas from EG Tax tells us what's changing - or staying the same - under another Trump presidency.
All Kai Dennis wants is someone to curl up with on the couch while watching a Sabres or Bills game, or a movie!
The Bills hope to move to 8-2 when they face a Colts team that has struggled with their identity this season.
Grant Loomis says the closure of Sumitomo Rubber is a "gut punch" that will adversely affect the local economy. He talks about the state of manufacturing in WNY.
Some shoppers are being driven by a sense of nostalgia and going out to get their gifts for the holidays. ABC's Jim Ryan tells us more.
The Sumitomo Rubber plant operated in Bill Conrad's Assembly district. He says his staff is leaving no stone unturned in the search for answers about the plant's closure.
Russia appears to be upping its efforts to punish Ukraine's allies. Crime and Terrorism analyst Brad Garrett tells us more.
Was Wednesday's stock market bump similar to past trends or an outlier? Bankrate's Mark Hamrick takes a look.
The Bills head to Indianapolis with hopes of improving to 8-2. Bills radio analyst Eric Wood previews the game.
The federal cases against Donald Trump will be wrapped up soon. A precedent dating back to the Nixon administration says a president can't be prosecuted while in office. ABC's Steven Portnoy tells us more.
Stocks soared on Wednesday as investor optimism grew with Trump's election win. Investopedia's Caleb Silver shares his thoughts.
The stock market saw historic gains on Wednesday after Donald Trump won another term in the White House. Will the rally continue? And what will Trump's proposed policies mean for inflation? We hear from Michael Angelucci from Level Financial Advisors.
Donald Trump has become allies with Elon Musk, the owner of electric vehicle manufacturer Tesla. Republicans have been largely anti-EV. Jeff Gilbert from WWJ in Detroit tells us how the administration may handle the industry.
One of Shawn Donahue's key takeaways from election night is how close the race was in blue states.
Republicans won the White House, Senate, the popular vote, and appear poised to take control of the House. Republican strategist Carl Calabrese says it's the political equivalent to a walk-off grand slam.
Bruce Fisher says looking back, the issue of immigration likely ended the election before it began.
Donald Trump took the crucial battleground state of Pennsylvania, which either candidate needed to win the election. That's where we find ABC's Mike Dobuski.
Vice President Kamala Harris did not speak to supporters Tuesday night, though she is expected to speak later Wednesday. ABC's Karen Travers has the latest.
Donald Trump won a sweeping victory on election night. Ken Kruly tells us how it happened.
Did Kamala Harris or Donald Trump have the better "online" game? ABC Tech reporter Mike Dobuski checks in.
Chris Stirewalt, political editor and anchor of The Hill at NewsNation joins us to talk all things election, including turnout and why it takes so long to count votes.
Jeremy Zellner shares his expectations for how the presidential race will affect local races. He's expecting a "big day" for Democrat candidates in Erie County.
There's been long lines at polling places throughout Erie County all morning. Ralph Mohr takes us inside.
Erie County Republican Committee Chairman Michael Kracker is keeping an eye on the races tonight. He says he's confident in Republican candidates chances.
ABC's Steven Portnoy tells us what Trump said to voters in North Carolina, Michigan and Pennsylvania.
It's possible by the time Americans wake up there won't yet be a winner in the presidential election. Washington insider Dave Levinthal has more as the nation prepares for election night.
It could be the warmest Election Day on record today, with temps likely exceeding 73 degrees. Tony also has good news about the long term weather outlook.
The distance between Kamala Harris and Donald Trump can be measured in decimal points. Steve Roberts tells us how the race got so close.
Seats in states like Montana, Pennsylvania and Michigan might be flipped on Election Day. CBS' Jake Rosen has the latest.
Tyler Bass kicked a franchise record 61-yard field goal to beat the Dolphins 30-27 and propel the Bills to a 7-2 record. Sal Capaccio recaps the game.
Political strategist Carl Calabrese shares his final thoughts leading into Election Day, including a look at the polls and the most likely victory scenarios for Trump and Harris.
With so many experts saying the election will be a toss-up, could the Supreme Court end up getting involved? Legal analyst Thane Rosenbaum says the door has been opened for it to happen.
The economy is always a top issue during every election. Jill Schlesinger says a surge in inflation is casting a shadow over an otherwise growing economy.
Donald Trump has pulled ahead in recent polling, but Geoffrey Skelley says the election is still a toss up.
The Bills are looking for a sweep of the Miami Dolphins in Orchard Park Sunday. Chris Brown has the scout on the Dolphins.
Denise Gitsham is the author of "Politics for People Who Hate Politics". She's worked in government for years and is sharing advice on how to talk about politics with friends and family without hurting relationships.
54% of Americans made at least one impulse buy during the 2023 holiday season. Ted Rossman tells us more about the study.
ABC's Jordana Miller says Israel is unlikely to make a major move regarding a ceasefire until after the US election is settled. She has more on which candidates the government and Israelis support.
Law enforcement agencies across the US will be on alert come Election Day with political tensions heightened. Crime and Terrorism analyst Brad Garrett tells us more.
There's a glimmer of hope for the Weinberg Campus, but it might depend on how long the DOH takes to approve a receivership.
The election remains unpredictable with just 5 days to go until the big day. UB Political Science professor Shawn Donahue tells us what he's looking at.
As we approach Election Day most of us are seeing more political ads. Ken Kruly from PoliticsAndStuff.com looks at where money is being spent in local races.
Political bets are growing in popularity, with one app shooting to the top of Apple's app store. ABC's Jim Ryan tells us what's behind the increase.
It will be unseasonably warm on Halloween with temperatures approaching highs. National Weather Service meteorologist Aaron Reynolds has the forecast.
There's plenty of options around Buffalo if you're looking for your Halloween fright fix. Mike Casella from Buffalo History Tours tells us about some of the spookiest places in Buffalo.
The Presidential race isn't the only hotly contested battle this Election Day. Nathaniel Rakich has the latest polls on important Congressional races.
Early voting sites have been busy since the start of voting in Niagara County this past weekend. Lora Allen tells us the latest.
Rabbi Alex Lazarus-Klein from Congregation Shir Shalom and Courageous Neighbors Network will hold an interfaith, bipartisan rally the day before Election Day to make a plea against political violence.
Quarter Pounders are returning to US McDonald's locations this week following an E. coli scare. ABC's Jim Ryan has the latest.
Apple has revealed a slew of new AI features in its newest iPhone. ABC Tech Reporter Mike Dobuski tells us about them.
A new Bankrate study shows families in New York are paying well above the annual average for childcare. Bankrate's Alex Gailey explains.
Data shows that more Democratic-leaning voters have registered to vote since 2022 than have Republicans. Bruce Fisher has much more on those numbers, including demographics.
Hundreds of ballots were destroyed in Portland, OR and Vancouver, WA after suspected arson attacks on drop boxes. ABC's Josh Margolin tells us how officials and law enforcement are reacting.
We're 7 days away from Election Day. Washington Insider Dave Levinthal tells us what's coming and looks back at the last few days of campaigning.
Trump and Harris' messaging has focused on fear in the final days before the election. Political analyst Steve Roberts has a closer look at the race.
Warm the Children provides warm winter clothing to children in the south towns. Liz Angelbeck tells us more about their work.
Donald Trump held a campaign rally at Madison Square Garden Sunday night, which opponents are criticizing due to comments made by various speakers. ABC's Steven Portnoy has the latest.
The Bills are 6-2 and are four games ahead of everyone else in the division. Sideline reporter Sal Capaccio says Buffalo could be 8-2 by the time Kansas City comes to town.
Early voting began this past weekend, and Ralph Mohr says 9-10% of eligible voters in Erie County have already cast their ballots.
Kamala Harris received support from Michelle Obama over the weekend. Harris also made stops in Philadelphia, a crucial city for both candidates. ABC's Karen Travers has more.
You may have already received an email about open enrollment starting. Jill Schlesinger tells us more about the annual process.
The SPCA Serving Erie County recently took in eight dogs and five cats that were displaced by Hurricane Helene. Gina Lattuca tells us about them.
Mason Winfield has been tracking the paranormal for 30 years. He tells us why people are so fascinated by the paranormal.
According to officials in Erie County, any individuals or families living in hotels, locally, or anywhere upstate, must leave by December 31. Rosanna Berardi from Berardi Immigration Law lends her expertise.
The Bills head to a hostile environment Sunday to face the Seahawks and the "12th Man" in Seattle. Chris Brown has the scout.
Donald Trump will appear on one of the world's biggest podcasts as he flies to Texas to talk with Joe Rogan. ABC's Jim Ryan tells us more.
ABC's Jim Ryan says the artistry of tattoos has made them more appealing to the masses.
The Canadian border is increasingly being used for illegal activities by drug cartels and foreign adversaries. Crime and Terrorism analyst Brad Garrett explains how it's happening.
Darryl Carr is heading to the Common Council's Preservation Board Thursday to discuss the status of his Cobblestone District properties that were damaged in a fire this past June.
Donald Trump is hitting back at former Chief of Staff John Kelly. ABC's Steven Portnoy has the latest on the Trump campaign.
Lots has happened around the NFL this week. We spoke with Eric Wood about how it all affects the Bills.
Recent outbreaks of E. coli, believed to be from McDonald's hamburgers, and listeria in deli meats have led to concerns from consumers. Regional Medical Director at WNY Immediate Care explains how to stay safe.
Acting Erie County DA Mike Keane will square off with James Gardner at St. Joe's Collegiate Institute Thursday morning. Moderator Ted Lina previews the debate.
McDonald's lost 5% of its stock value Wednesday after news broke that an E. coli outbreak may have been linked to Quarter Pounders. ABC's Jim Ryan is following the story.
It's been a wild year for investors, and the next few days between now and Election Day might be even crazier. Investopedia's Caleb Silver tells us more.
Prop. 1 is a polarizing amendment on the ballot this Election Day. Sash Silvera explains her group's opposition to the amendment.
The owner of the Bethlehem Steel site and a tenant have been found guilty of negligence following a 2016 fire that burned for days. Jeanne Vinal brought the case forward. She tells us about the case.
Prop. 1 is one of the most talked-about items on the ballot in New York this election cycle, but there's confusion surrounding it. Jack O'Donnell from O'Donnell & Associates takes a closer look at the amendment.
Small, electrically powered aircraft are coming to an airport near you soon. ABC's Jim Ryan tells us more.
Early voting begins in New York this Saturday. Ralph Mohr says the Board of Elections expects heavy turnout.
Siena pollster Steve Greenberg looks closer at the numbers that show sharp division across party and geographical lines.
A company that makes 70% of consumer drones is suing the Pentagon after the government called them a Chinese military company. ABC tech reporter Mike Dobuski tells us more.
Harris and Trump continue to make their way through battleground states just two weeks before the election. Karen Travers is following the Harris campaign.
Buffalo's Common Council determined that changes need to be made to redevelopment plans for the site of the former Voelkers Lanes. Also, a public hearing will be held in the Council's Chambers Tuesday discussing preserving Buffalo churches.
Donald Trump continued is trip through battleground states Monday, visiting North Carolina. ABC's Steven Portnoy is following the Trump campaign.
The economy is the "issue to rule them all", says Dave Levinthal. Both Trump and Harris are out this week rallying voters in the tightest states.
WBEN's Susan Rose just returned from Ireland, along with several WBEN listeners. Susan shares her favorite parts of the trip.
There's just 15 days until Election Day, and the candidates are in a dead heat. Political analyst Steve Roberts says this election could look a lot like 2000.
The Bills lit up the scoreboard in the 2nd half, clearing the way for a 34-10 win over the Titans on Sunday.
Real estate broker Donna Littlefield breaks down what makes Buffalo so attractive to homebuyers.
It might not be something you want to think about, but making plans for your estate is necessary. Jill Schlesinger from Jill on Money has tips on getting over initial hurdles.
The four person crew conducting Sunday's flyover before the Bills game includes 3 WNYers. We spoke with all four.
The Bills are finally back home after a three game road trip. The Tennessee Titans are next up. It'll be Amari Cooper's first game with the Bills. Radio voice Chris Brown has the scout.
Former Buffalo FBI Special Agent Michael Liwicki gives his thoughts on a report recommended a complete overhaul of the Secret Service.
Pastor Steve Lane from St. Philip's Episcopal Church says the Episcopal Diocese's principal concern is racial reconciliation. He says removal of the highway would help connect the city.
President Biden spoke this morning in Germany about the death of Hamas leader Yahya Sinwar. ABC's Karen Travers tells us what the President said.
The orchestrator of Hamas' attack against Israel on October 7th, 2023 has been killed. Reporter Linda Gradstein tells us what it means for hostages and more.
New numbers from the CDC shows tobacco use is down among middle and high school students. ABC's Jim Ryan tells us more.
Hamilton is back at Shea's through October 27th! Cast member Lily Soto talks about what it's like to have a role.
Early voting is set to begin in North Carolina on Thursday, but there's concerns in counties that were hit hardest by Hurricane Helene. ABC's Peter Charalambous tells us more.
Athlete rich isn't NFL owner rich, says Ben Fischer from Sports Business Journal. He tells us what a potential minority stake sale to Vince Carter, Jozy Altidore and Tracy McGrady could look like.
The Bills received some much-needed wide receiver help when they traded for Amari Cooper from the Browns on Tuesday. Matt Parrino from Syracuse.com and the Shout! Podcast tells us what Cooper brings to the team.
Early voting has opened in the battleground state of Georgia, with record numbers of voters turning out. CBS Political Director Fin Gomez looks at the state of the race.
A change was rumored for months, but Chris Scanlon officially took over as Mayor of Buffalo on Tuesday as Byron Brown leaves for the OTB. Political insider Ken Kruly from Politics and Other Stuff gives his thoughts.
Scammers have hit a new low, with a new scheme taking advantage of disaster loan programs. ABC's Jim Ryan tells us more.
The Bills are 4-2 and sit atop the AFC East after beating the Jets 23-20 on Monday Night Football.
Social Security recipients will see a 2.5% increase in their benefits as the agency institutes a cost of living adjustment. Ted Rossman from Bankrate tells us what he thinks of the increase.
Kamala Harris is set to be interviewed by Fox News Wednesday. Her campaign is also negotiating with the Joe Rogan Podcast team. Washington insider Dave Levinthal tells us what it means.
Both Donald Trump and Kamala Harris were in Pennsylvania last night. ABC's Jim Ryan tells us more.
With just weeks remaining until election day, Kamala Harris and Donald Trump remain in a virtual tie. Political analyst Steve Roberts takes a closer look at how voters across various demographics are feeling.
The Bills look to avoid a 3-game losing streak when they head to New Jersey to face the New York Jets tonight. Chris Brown has the scout.
Eight Days of Hope are helping victims of Hurricanes Helene and Milton recover after the storms brought massive damage to their communities. Steve Tybor tells us more.
Economic and social policies remain dividing issues in the election. ABC's Steven Portnoy tells us about the latest ABC News/Ipsos poll.
People on Social Security got some good news last week with the announcement that a cost of living adjustment of 2.5% will be made. Jill Schlesinger has the latest.
Floridians are returning home to find varying degrees of damage after being pounded by two straight hurricanes. ABC's Jim Ryan explains.
The SPCA Serving Erie County is taking in animals from shelters in hurricane impacted areas. Gina Lattuca says adoption fees have been waived completely for dogs and cats six months and older.
Sharon Cryan's FoodNerd is one of the $1 million winners from this year's 43North startup competition. She tells us about the healthy "disguised" snacks.
Could the recent hurricanes in the southeast affect election turnout? Also, are rallies helping Trump? Nathaniel Rakich from 538 tells us more.
Canisius University is offering a full tuition scholarship to qualified candidates in an effort to address a shortage of students going to college.
Jim Boczarski's son supervises linemen that are trying to get the lights back on for millions in Florida.
Many Floridians that live on the state's Gulf Coast fled east to Orlando. Manuel Bojorquez assesses the damage from Milton.
The Sabres controlled much of the game Thursday but managed just one goal in a 3-1 loss to LA.
Ray Collins is an Amherst native who evacuated his home in Sarasota and headed for Orlando. He stayed with friends as Hurricane Milton rolled through. He tells us what he's hearing back home and when he's heading back.
The Sabres home opener is tomorrow. COO Pete Guelli tells us what's new at KeyBank Center, PSL sales and the status of the crumbling Cobblestone District building next door.
Sally Durwald is a former WNYer who isn't leaving her home near Tampa as Hurricane Milton approaches.
Hurricane Milton is currently a Category 5 storm as it approaches Florida's coast. Andy Parker goes over what's expected from the storm.
Catholic Health suspended elective surgeries for the rest of the week Tuesday as they deal with IV fluid shortages following Hurricane Helene. Ananth Iyer from UB's School of Management takes a closer look at the supply chain.
Catholic Health's sole provider of IV fluids had to shut down a North Carolina plant, disrupting the supply for hospitals across the country. Dr. Victor Filadora, Chief Physician Executive at Catholic Health explains what impact the situation will have on the hospital.
The situation is still dire in North Carolina as another hurricane barrels toward Florida.
It's Amazon Prime Day. Also, Facebook is getting a design overhaul. ABC's Mike Dobuski has the latest.
Attorney Alan Bozer represents members of the East Side Parkways Coalition that are trying to prevent NYS from beginning construction on what they call a "toxic tunnel" over the 33.
Martha Meegan resides in Gulfport, FL, which is directly in the path of Hurricane Milton. She tells us how her neighbors are preparing.
Tim Berry is making a second trip down south, this time with a convoy bringing supplies to those recovering from Hurricane Helene.
Funding for FEMA is in the spotlight as a 2nd hurricane within two weeks heads for Florida. Washington insider Dave Levinthal has the latest on the storm, how it can affect the election, and misinformation.
As Florida braces for Hurricane Milton, residents are scrambling to get out of the state. ABC's Jim Ryan tells us about preparations.
Steve Roberts says Donald Trump's vote is stable and Kamala Harris needs to mobilize Democratic skeptics. It could all come down to turnout.
Today marks one year since the terror attacks by Hamas against Israel. Linda Gradstein is in Jerusalem with how Israelis are remembering that day.
The Bills overcame offensive struggles and a 17-point deficit to nearly force OT, only to lose on a 59-yard field goal as time expired.
The latest jobs report came in much high than expected. Jill Schlesinger, host of Jill On Money tells us what it means.
Rob Goldberg, Senior Advisor at the Buffalo Jewish Federation, reflects on the past year since Hamas' terror attack that ignited a war in the Middle East.
Many in North Carolina are learning insurance won't cover damage from Hurricane Helene, that's unless they have specific flood protection on their policies. ABC's Jim Ryan has the latest.
It's perhaps the most anticipated game of the season as the Bills head to Houston to face Stefon Diggs and the Texans.
Manuel Bojorquez says the destruction from Hurricane Helene is widespread and unprecedented.
Erie County Blotter founder Tim Berry has arrived in North Carolina with a trailer full of necessities. He tells us about what he saw and how you can help.
Town Supervisor Joe Emminger goes into detail about the town's new municipal ambulance service.
Hockey is back! Sabres radio host Brian Koziol previews a pair of games against the New Jersey Devils and takes a look at the season ahead.
Crime and Terrorism analyst Brad Garrett takes a close look at the case against Sean "Diddy" Combs.
Turmoil continues to surround the New York City mayor's office. Political analyst Jack O'Donnell says former Governor Andrew Cuomo's name is floating around as being in the running.
Hundreds of roads and bridges have been washed away, millions are without power and authorities are still looking for missing people as parts of the southeast have become a disaster zone. CBS' Jim Krasula has the latest.
The day is almost here. The Bills will go up against the polarizing Stefon Diggs and his new team, the Houston Texans. Bills radio analyst Eric Wood previews the game.
The city of Buffalo has started emergency stabilization efforts on the Cobblestone District buildings that were damaged by a fire in June. Owner Darryl Carr reacts.
Friday is the deadline to register for this year's YMCA Turkey Trot at the lowest possible price! YMCA Communications Director Mike Baggerman joins us.
President Biden has ordered 1,000 active duty military personnel into action to help with Hurricane Helene recovery efforts. ABC's Jim Ryan tells us more.
"Fall in the Forest" begins Friday at Forest Lawn cemetery. CEO Julie Snyder tells us what's happening during the event.
Republican strategist Carl Calabrese says it was a great debate "conducted by two gentlemen."
The debate between VP candidates JD Vance and Tim Walz was surprisingly civil at points. Nathaniel Rakich tells us what the early reaction is from voters and if it'll have any effect on election day.
Tim Berry runs Erie County Blotter. He's loaded up a van with necessities and is heading down south to help those affected by Hurricane Helene.
Israel's Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu says Iran "made a big mistake" and "will pay for it." ABC's Shannon Kingston has the latest.
Ken Turner from the American Red Cross and Major John Lock from the Salvation Army in Buffalo tell us how their organizations are helping those affected by Hurricane Helene.
Hurricane Helene has taken the lives of over 160 people as the Carolinas continue to struggle with supplies. ABC's Jim Ryan has the latest.
Governor Gavin Newsom of California vetoed a bill that would put certain requirements on the implementation of AI by companies. ABC's Mike Dobuski tells us more.
The situation remains dire in the mountains of western North Carolina as residents of Asheville remain without power and supplies. CBS' Jim Krasula has the latest.
Vice Presidential candidates JD Vance and Tim Walz are relatively new to the national stage. So what should we expect during their debate? St. Joe's debate moderator Ted Lina gives his thoughts.
School bus arm cameras go LIVE Tuesday morning in Buffalo, and police will start handing out tickets if you don't stop.
JD Vance is expected to go after Tim Walz's military record, while Walz is likely to target Vance's comments about "childless cat ladies" and false claims of immigrants eating pets in Springfield, OH. ABC's Steven Portnoy sets the stage.
Democrat Tim Walz and Republican JD Vance will square off in a debate of Vice President nominees Tuesday night. Washington insider Dave Levinthal tells us what to expect.
Nearly 50,000 dock workers are on strike, demanding higher pay and an end to automation. ABC's Jim Ryan explains.
JD Vance and Tim Walz are set to meet on the debate stage Tuesday night. The personality remains an issue for the VP candidates, and at the top of the ticket. Steve Roberts takes a close look.
Diana Augspurger is using her love of sailing to help veterans heal with Buffalo Community Boathouse.
The Bills had no answers for the Ravens running game, losing 35-10 in Baltimore on Sunday night. Bills sideline reporter Sal Capaccio recaps the game.
Steve Tybor and Eight Days of Hope are heading to communities hit hardest by Hurricane Helene. He tells us what services they're bringing.
Democrat VP nominee Tim Walz will square off with his Republican counterpart JD Vance Tuesday night. ABC's Steven Portnoy tells us what to expect.
It's the standard question asked every election season: are you better off financially than you were four years ago? Jill Schlesinger has the latest data.
Despite weakening to a tropical store, Helene caused widespread damage and power outages in Georgia, the Carolinas and Tennessee. ABC's Jim Ryan tells us more.
State Sen. Pat Gallivan tells us about a proposal to make traffic stop rules a part of driver education classes.
We're just six weeks away from the election, and there's still no clear leader. Elliott Morris tells us more.
What is the Western Regional OTB and who does it benefit? Also, what's the future of City Hall? Spectrum News Political Reporter Ryan Whalen tells us.
The average person is expected to spend over $100 on Halloween. Companies make billions off of costumes, decorations and candy.
Hurricane Helene pounded cities like Tampa, St. Petersburg and Clearwater Thursday. It's the fourth hurricane to hit the Gulf of Mexico this year. ABC's Jim Ryan tells us the latest.
New York City Mayor Eric Adams has been indicted on federal charges. Brad Garrett tells us more about the investigation.
Former Channel 4 anchor Ray Collins is in Sarasota, FL, where preparations are being made for Hurricane Helene.
The Bills head to Baltimore for Sunday Night Football this week, as a meeting with Stefon Diggs and the Houston Texans looms.
Ken Kruly from Politics and Other Stuff tells us what he's hearing about the timeline for Mayor Brown to leave office. Also, why are there so many uncontested races for local office?
Embattled New York City Mayor Eric Adams has been indicted by a Federal grand jury. The charges will be revealed Thursday morning. ABC's Josh Margolin has more.
A new survey from Bankrate found that Americans are falling behind on retirement savings. Mark Hamrick tells us more.
Vladimir Putin says Russia's stance on the use of nuclear weapons in its war with Ukraine has changed. ABC's Tom Rivers explains.
Buffalo Pro Soccer has launched a survey asking fans what they would like to see at the team's future stadium. President Peter Marlette, Jr. tells us more.
Council Majority Leader Leah Halton-Pope says the five churches seeking landmark status are the fabric of the communities built around them.
Mitch Nowakowski weighs in on the discussion around changing the city's open container law. Also, can the city charter be amended to allow Chris Scanlon to be replaced if he becomes acting mayor?
The parent company of Facebook and Instagram is expected to show off their latest advancement in virtual and augmented reality today. ABC tech reporter Mike Dobuski tells us more.
An increasing amount of NFL players are concerned they may be suffering from CTE. Now, Hall of Famer Brett Favre says he has Parkinson's, likely brought on by blows to the head during his football career. ABC's Jim Ryan tells us more.
President Biden is proposing a ban on Chinese-made car components out of spying fears. ABC's Mike Dobuski tells us more.
The Bills blowout win on Monday Night Football was marked by a number of firsts, like Hamlin's first interception, Keon Coleman's first touchdown, and "Buffalo Joe's" first NFL action.
The new Bills stadium will be even closer to the Orchard Park-Hamburg border, and the Hamburg Town Board is taking initial steps to capitalize on its location. Councilmember Beth Farrell Lorentz tells us what's been done so far.
Prosecutors are looking to indict Ryan Routh for intending to assassinate a presidential candidate. ABC's Steven Portnoy has the latest.
Washington insider Dave Levinthal says if you think there won't be another bombshell news story between now and election day then you haven't been paying attention.
If you want to live longer, it could be as simple as getting out more. ABC's Jim Ryan tells us more.
The Bills look to keep the momentum going tonight on Monday Night Football when they welcome the Jacksonville Jaguars to Orchard Park, and with the Jags will be a few old faces. Voice of the Bills Chris Brown previews the game.
Is anything going to change between now and election day? Political analyst Steve Roberts tells us what he thinks.
It'll be busier than usual on the roads as the Bills play on Monday Night Football. NITTEC's Athena Hutchins has some tips to navigate rush hour and game traffic.
The Bills welcome back some old faces as the 0-2 Jaguars come to Orchard Park for Monday Night Football.
Stadium parking lots open at 3:30 ahead of tonight's game. Eric 'Hammer' Matwijow from 'Hammer's Lot' tells us about his preparations. Also, changing traffic patterns.
Donald Trump will be in Pennsylvania today and Georgia tomorrow, where he'll outline his plans for tax cuts.
The Fed opted to cut interest rates by .5% last week. Jill Schlesinger says the agency is planning another .5% rate cut this year.
Questions are being asked about the safety of the Twin Cities Memorial Highway after several crashes over the last several years. Mike Finn from the Greater Buffalo Niagara Regional Transportation Council talks about potential solutions.
How much more will polls move? What states are the closest? Are there still undecideds? Elliott Morris from 538 tells us.
A rezoning meeting was held Thursday night as Orchard Park residents voiced their concerns over plans to develop the area around the new Bills stadium. Don Lorentz from the Orchard Park Chamber of Commerce explains why expansion is necessary.
Rite Aid stores nationwide are beginning to put every product in the store behind locked cases. Customers aren't happy. ABC's Jim Ryan tells us more.
It's believed Israel was behind the pager explosion outbreak that killed multiple members of Hezbollah Wednesday. Crime and Terrorism analyst Brad Garrett explains the strategy of the attack.
Wall Street closed lower after the Fed's interest rate cut announcement. Investopedia's Caleb Silver explains why.
Buffalo's Common Council will discuss changes to the city's open container laws next week.
The Bills host the Jags on Monday Night Football. Also, what should Dolphins QB Tua Tagovailoa do after suffering another concussion?
Buffalo's Common Council will begin conversations next week on allowing open containers in the city. Conor Hawkins, co-owner of the Banshee Irish Pub shares his thoughts.
One of the country's biggest unions has opted not to endorse a candidate for president. ABC's Steven Portnoy tells us more.
Bankrate's Greg McBride says the impact of the Fed's decision won't hit right away. Also, expect higher rates to be the new norm.
Joe Gransden had to sell his beloved '79 Trans Am to pay for school after moving from Williamsville to Atlanta. After a lot of work, he finally got the car back.
Hip-hop mogul Diddy appeared in court for the first time Tuesday. ABC's Derricke Dennis says the rapper showed little emotion in the courtroom.
Former Sabres owner Tom Golisano announced a gift of $360 million to non-profits across Buffalo, Rochester and Syracuse Tuesday. Joseph Ruffolo, President & CEO of Niagara Falls Memorial Medical Center reacts.
There's been a proliferation of threats against local schools this week. Bryan DalPorto explains how his district addresses and investigates threats.
The Fed is expected to cut interest rates when they meet this afternoon. Greg Merkle from Osaic Wealth tells us more.
New Instagram accounts created by kids under the age of 18 will automatically be dropped into a "teen account" that gives parents more control. ABC's Jim Ryan tells us more.
Ryan Routh is in custody after Secret Service agents spotted him with a rifle at a golf course where Donald Trump was spending the afternoon Sunday. ABC's Peter Charalambous tells us the latest.
TikTok's future in the US remains in limbo. ABC tech reporter Mike Dobuski tells us more.
Shelly Schratz from Amherst Concerned Citizens Group says the release of survey results on the town's economic future has been delayed. She tells us why.
New numbers show wages are struggling to keep up with inflation. Bankrate's Sarah Foster tells us more.
Acting Secret Service Director Ronald Rowe agrees that his agency needs more resources. ABC's Steven Portnoy tells us the latest on the investigation.
After an attempted assassination against Donald Trump, acting Secret Service director Ronald Rowe mentioned being ready for another "geopolitical event." Dave Levinthal says that can be anything from bad actors in Russia, China, North Korea or any of the US' enemies.
The Fed will begin meeting today to discuss slashing interest rates. Rates can be cut anywhere from .25% to .5%.
An apparent assassination attempt on Donald Trump is the latest development in an ever-changing race to the White House. Political analyst Steve Roberts gives his thoughts.
Holly Hubert, formerly of the FBI and now CEO at GlobalSecurity IQ, says Secret Service needs to assess where resources should go.
Nearly 80 churches will hit the market after the Buffalo Diocese made its long-awaited closure recommendations. How will the Diocese go about handling all that real estate? Peter Hunt, Chairman & CEO of HUNT Real Estate gives his expertise.
We've learned more about the man who authorities believe was trying to assassinate former President Donald Trump Sunday afternoon. ABC's Josh Margolin has the latest.
The Fed will meet this week, and an interest rate cut is expected. Michael Angelucci from Level Financial Advisors tells us what a cut would mean.
Jennifer Brazill tells us about this year's Borderland Festival, which returns to East Aurora this weekend.
Nathaniel Rakich tells us what the first polls are showing following this week's debate.
As of now, Donald Trump is saying a second debate won't happen. ABC's Steven Portnoy has more.
John Flynn, now with Lippes Mathias, gives his thoughts on Buffalo Schools allowing two students who had a prior history with each other attend the same school. Those two students were involved in a stabbing at McKinley this week.
The government is clamping down on election betting for now. ABC's Cheri Preston tells us more.
Crime and Terrorism analyst Brad Garrett looks at violence in schools across the country.
The Bills head to Miami for their first meeting with the Dolphins this season. Eric Wood looks at all of the game's storylines.
Josh Allen's hand injury is the big storyline heading into Thursday Night Football against the Dolphins. Chris Brown gives us his preview.
What's the latest on the lien put on the AM&As building? Also, more on the Buffalo Grand Hotel from Buffalo's Executive Director of Strategic Planning Brendan Mehaffy.
A second debate between Donald Trump and Kamala Harris is still up in the air. ABC's Steven Portnoy tells us more.
Pastor James Giles says violence in schools can't just be solved by security as students have ways of circumventing safety measures.
Republican strategist Carl Calabrese says there were a number of missed opportunities that Donald Trump failed to take advantage of on debate night.
Kamala Harris led Donald Trump by 3 points going into the debate, according to 538's Geoffrey Skelley. The question remains though over whether the debate will sway voters.
The Buffalo Diocese has announced the closure of 78 churches. Some, like St. Benedict will remain open as "secondary" worship sites.
Trump appeared in spin room following Tuesday night's debate. ABC's Steven Portnoy tells more about the Trump campaign's reaction to the debate.
The first debate between Trump and Harris is in the books. Ted Lina shares his observations with us.
Karen Travers has been tracking the Harris campaign leading up to Tuesday's debate. She says Harris' camp is happy and wants another one.
Kevin Eberle explains how McKinley High School's weapons detection system works after a stabbing sent a 15-year-old to the hospital with serious injuries.
ABC's Karen Travers has been following the Harris campaign leading up to tonight's debate. She tells us what to expect from the VP.
Donald Trump has relied on reporter Q&A for his prep, says Steven Portnoy. The former president will have the last word in tonight's debate.
Mics will be off, so theoretically the candidates won't talk over each other during Tuesday night's ABC Presidential Debate. Dave Levinthal previews the showdown and tells us how both candidates have prepared.
Two students have been taken into custody, one of them charged after a stabbing at McKinley High School Monday. Marc Bruno teaches at Riverside High School. He's critical of how Buffalo Public Schools handle violence.
National Weather Service meteorologists will be conducting storm surveys throughout the day to determine if a reported tornado touched down on Grand Island.
Buffalo Mayor Byron Brown was offered the role of President & CEO of the Western Region OTB last week. He has yet to accept. So what's the timeline looking like? We talked with political analyst Ken Kruly about it.
Donald Trump and Kamala Harris will square off Tuesday night in what could be the only presidential debate before the election. Political analyst Steve Roberts previews the showdown.
The Bills rallied to beat the Cardinals in Week 1 thanks to an MVP-like effort from Josh Allen and some good defense in the 2nd half. Sal Capaccio breaks it down for us.
The Fed is still expected to cut interest rates about 1/4 of a point this month. Jill Schlesinger takes a closer look at recent economic data.
Lessons from previous school shootings helped save lives in Georgia last week. ABC's Jim Ryan tells us more.
The fans aren't the only ones excited for the NFL season to kickoff. Eric Wood tells us what he thinks ahead of this Sunday's game with the Cardinals in Orchard Park.
The Buffalo Common Council will consist of just 8 people if Mayor Brown accepts the OTB job. We talked to Mitch Nowakowski about all that will change in the city.
The Bills start the season this Sunday against the Arizona Cardinals. Chris Brown tells us what to watch for.
Dr. Tonja Williams-Knight talks security, cell phones and more as the new school year begins.
Joe Golombek says given the rumors over the last year he's not surprised Mayor Brown sought the OTB job.
Orchard Park Police say the family of a man killed in an officer involved shooting has been shown video of last Friday's incident. Jeff Rinaldo of Vista Security shares his experience with body cameras and investigations into police departments.
Wednesday's shooting at a high school in Georgia serves as a reminder of the dangers children can face in school as the new year begins. Michael Cornell discusses school safety in the wake of the shooting.
Buffalo Mayor Byron Brown has been rumored to be leaving office early. There's a chance he's named the Western Region OTB's new CEO today.
Popular discount shopping sites Shein and Temu are facing scrutiny over allegations that they rely on slave labor. ABC's Jim Ryan tells us more.
Howard says he's less excited than in year's past, but the team should still have success.
Darryl Carr, owner of the fire-ravaged properties at 110-118 South Park Ave in Buffalo, reacts to the Common Council approving funds for the emergency stabilization of the buildings.
Harris and Trump meet on the debate stage next Tuesday. ABC's Steven Portnoy tells us more.
We're getting closer to the Bills' Week 1 matchup with the Arizona Cardinals. Matt Parrino of Syracuse.com dives in to the top storylines of the week.
Buffalo's Common Council approved funding for emergency stabilization efforts for historic Cobblestone District properties that were ravaged by a fire this summer. Councilman Mitch Nowakowski explains what's next.
"The Turtle" was only open for 14 years and was built less than 50 years ago, but its cultural significance to indigenous people is reason enough to save it, says Bernice Radle.
New numbers show that people are spending more time in traffic. ABC's Jim Ryan tells us more.
As the new stadium goes up, more changes continue to be made to the gameday experience at the current Highmark Stadium.
There was talk all summer about banning cell phones in schools, now the school year is actually here.
Kamala Harris and Donald Trump are getting ready for an ad-blast in battleground states as the US barrels towards November's election. Washington insider Dave Levinthal tells us more.
The Israeli Prime Minister says military operations will continue despite outrage from the public.
The new bill would allow municipalities to consider business ethics rather than going with the lowest bidder when purchasing food.
MacFarlane says by doing the interview, some of the criticism from Harris' political opponents goes away.
MusicalFare announced Thursday they will no longer pursue the construction of a theater in Amherst amid delays and public pressure. Randy Kramer tells us more.
The Bulls host Lafayette at UB Stadium at 7. Athletic Director Mark Alnutt tells us what's new.
Preservation Buffalo Niagara has submitted a list of five churches to the Buffalo Preservation Board in hopes of granting the buildings historical landmark status.
Teachers across the US are already feeling burnt out as the new school year gets underway. ABC's Jim Ryan explains.
The National Buffalo Wing Festival returns this weekend at Highmark Stadium, and there's all kinds of new and unique flavors to try out.
Niagara Falls Schools superintendent Mark Laurrie joined us for an hour Wednesday morning to talk all thinks back-to-school, including safety, phones, staffing and more.
"Buffalo Joe" is officially a Buffalo Bill, being named to the team's 53-man roster on Tuesday. Lancaster football coach Eric Rupp reflects on his time coaching Andreessen.
The founder of the popular app Telegram has been arrested by French authorities. Also, Apple gets ready to reveal new iPhones.
Bills sideline reporter Sal Capaccio gives his thoughts on what the Bills roster will look like come 4pm Tuesday.
Erie County is selling bonds to help pay for the new Bills stadium. Michael Angelucci from Level Financial Advisors takes a closer look at the bond and what your return will be.
Donald Trump will make stops in battleground states throughout the week and into the weekend, says ABC's Steven Portnoy.
The debate is on over whether to keep microphones on or off during the first debate between Donald Trump and Kamala Harris. Raw Story's Dave Levinthal helps break it down.
Blurring your house on Google Street View could go a long way in preventing home break-ins or other thefts. ABC's Jim Ryan tells us more.
Real Clear Politics has Donald Trump getting 46.9% of the vote in the coming election, the exact same number he had in 2020. Steve Roberts says it shows how despite all the upheaval, nothing has really changed.
The NFL will discuss minority ownership stakes for its teams at a meeting on Tuesday. Ben Fischer from Sports Business Journal explains the process.
Recovery Options Made Easy offers assistance to people facing crisis is recovery and mental health.
Erie County is offering "Bills bonds" to help pay for their end of the new Bills stadium. Kevin Hardwick tells us about the unique approach.
Israel launched a strike against Hezbollah over the weekend. How's the White House responding?
NASA will be forced to keep astronauts in space until February due to concerns with Boeing technology. ABC's Jim Ryan tells us more.
Federal Reserve Chair Jerome H. Powell will speak this morning as Americans wait for any hint of interest rate relief. Investopedia's Caleb Silver tells us more.
ABC's Karen Travers has more on Kamala Harris' speech on the final day of the Democratic National Convention.
Workers at Canada's top rail lines were locked out Thursday, but the dispute is now going to arbitration. Supply chain expert Rob Kelley tells us how it would have affected the US' economy.
Buffalo VA nurse Edie Nesbitt says the hospital's shortcomings are a government issue, as a hiring freeze has been in effect for several months and proper funding has not been approved by the federal government.
Plenty of energy has been around the DNC this week. With Harris speaking tonight, what comes next?
Demonstrations are expected to increase in number as Kamala Harris prepares to take the stage tonight in Chicago. ABC's Jim Ryan tells us more.
ABC's Karen Travers recaps the speeches on Night 2 of the Democratic National Convention.
An organization called Behind Enemy Lines held a pro-Palestinian rally outside Night 2 of the DNC that prompted riot police to be deployed. About 70 people were arrested. ABC's Jim Ryan tells us more.
Monday saw President Biden take the stage, Tuesday saw former President Obama speak. Ken Kruly recaps the convention so far.
Antony Blinken continues to work towards a Middle East ceasefire, but little progress has been made on even the smallest of goals, says ABC's Jordana Miller.
Google says there was a miscommunication with influencers that would be given their new Pixel phone early. ABC Tech Reporter Mike Dobuski tells us more.
President Biden wrapped up night 1 of the DNC with a fiery speech. Carl Calabrese reacts.
There's promising signs showing that Americans are more comfortable with back-to-school shopping compared to last year.
President Biden received an ovation that lasted more than 4 minutes from the crowd at Chicago's United Center. ABC's Karen Travers tells us more about the speech.
President Biden appeared at the first day of the Democratic National Convention. Raw Story's Dave Levinthal says it was clear the President didn't want to be giving the speech.
ABC's Jim Ryan has more on protests being held outside the DNC. 4 arrests were made Monday night.
Steve Roberts joins the show to discuss this weeks Democratic National Convention, and where the 2024 race stands.
Steven Portnoy joins the show to talk about what Former President Trump will be up tp this week during the DNC, and what new polling says about the 2024 race.
The Democratic National Convention begins tonight, Professor Yacobucci talks about what to expect this week, as well as the upcoming September 10th debate.
The Democratic National Convention starts today, Professor Neiheisel talks about what starting with President Joe Biden speaking on Day one, Harris attempting to distance herself from Biden, and reaction to policy proposals.
The Democratic National Convention begins today, President Joe Biden will spotlight the nights speakers.
Michael Angelucci from Level Financial Advisors looks back on the Markets last week, and about the economic promises made on the election trail.
The Democratic National Convention begins today, President Joe Biden headlines tonight's speakers.
Buffalo Water Board chairman OJ McFoy tells us more about a massive project underway in the City of Buffalo.
ABC's Alex Stone tells us about what's been discovered after five people were arrested in connection to Friends star Matthew Perry's death.
Matt Milano is expected to miss most of the regular season with a torn bicep. Also, the Bills head to Pittsburgh for their 2nd preseason game.
A fundraising effort is underway to install a new dome at OLV National Shrine & Basilica.
Crime and Terrorism analyst Brad Garrett tells us about the lengths criminals go to to steal the valuable devices.
As states grapple with banning cell phones from the classroom, one company has developed an app that could help students stay off of their devices in class.
Airbnb renters will pay a new tax to Erie County, following a trend occurring across the country.
The US saw inflation drop in July, a welcomed sign for many Americans. Bankrate's Mark Hamrick tells us what it means for the economy as a whole.
There's lots of exciting construction happening downtown. Brendan Mehaffy from Buffalo's Office of Strategic Planning covers it all.
President Biden is now firmly entrenched in the 'lame duck' era of his presidency. Will work still get done? ABC's Molly Nagle tells us more.
The New York Times will continue to endorse presidential candidates, but all other offices are off limits. Jack O'Donnell from O'Donnell and Associates tells us more.
Hamas will not participate in ceasefire talks, and Iran is not backing down from their threats of retaliatory strikes against Israel. ABC's Jordana Miller has the latest.
There's reports of cyberattacks from two presidential campaigns. Also, Google is set to unveil their latest cell phones. ABC's Mike Dobuski takes a closer look.
Former President and current Republican nominee Donald Trump took to X Monday night for an interview with Elon Musk, where he launched more attacks at President Biden and election opponent Kamala Harris. Steven Portnoy tells us more.
FAFSA forms will be delayed two months, with rollout beginning December 1st. Jeff Boron from Send Your Kids to College says that's not a good sign for what's to come.
Dave Levinthal, editor-in-chief at Raw Story tells us what's planned for the Democratic National Convention.
Political analyst Steve Roberts tells us what number mean three months out from election day.
Darryl Carr has filed a lawsuit against the city of Buffalo preventing their workers from entering the historic properties at 110-118 South Park in Buffalo. The properties were destroyed in a fire nearly two months ago.
Michael Angelucci of Level Financial Advisors says more people are taking on part time jobs to supplement their retirement funds.
President Biden spoke with CBS this weekend, his first interview since announcing he will not seek reelection in November. ABC's Molly Nagle has the highlights.
CBS' Jill Schlesinger explains why it's never too early to prepare for healthcare costs in retirement.
Basketball was the highlight of the final day of the Paris Olympics, with the US walking away with gold in men's and women's competition. ABC's Ines de La Cuetara checks in with the latest from the French capital.
AL Asphalt can move forward with their plant in Hamburg for the time being. Residents have fought for five years to prevent its construction. Town Supervisor Randy Hoak reacts.
The Bills take on the Bears in Orchard Park Saturday, and the starters will be playing.
The rhetoric between Republican VP nom J.D. Vance and Democrat Tim Walz is already getting nasty, with Vance launching "stolen valor" attacks at Walz. ABC's Anne Flaherty tells us more.
Donald Trump and Kamala Harris will have a showdown in September. Will there be more? We spoke with ABC's Shannon Kingston.
Things were grim on Monday as the markets continue their freefall that started last Friday. Now though, things are returning to how they were pre-jobs report. Bankrate's Mark Hamrick tells us more.
ABC's Ines de La Cuetara has the latest from Paris as the Olympics enters its final weekend.
National Weather Service meteorologist Kirk Apfel shares the forecast for today as WNY braces for the remnants of Hurricane Debby.
US intelligence led to the discovery of a terrorist plot at a Taylor Swift show in Austria. Crime and Terrorism analyst Brad Garrett explains.
Buffalo Common Council President Chris Scanlon addresses rumors of Mayor Byron Brown leaving office early. Also, the city rolls back a controversial amusement fee for entertainment venues.
Buffalo's Department of Public Works is reviewing speed bumps throughout the city to make sure they're doing their job without causing damage to vehicles. Commissioner Nate Marton tells us more.
Lackawanna schools banned phones from the classroom this week. Other districts, like Sweet Home, are monitoring the situation.
Buffalo Niagara International Airport Superintendent Bryce Collins explains how airport runway maintenance is affecting flight patterns and noise.
Men's and women's basketball, as well as track and field still have marquee events before the Olympics wrap up this weekend. ABC's Ines de La Cuetara has the latest.
Debby is heading up the Mid-Atlantic coast as it closes in on Western New York. National Weather Service meteorologist Phillip Pandolfo tells us what to expect.
Philip Gray has written about where congregations go when churches close. He gives his perspective on what's happening in the Buffalo Diocese.
Shea's President & CEO Brian Higgins tells us about the return of one of the biggest musicals in the world.
The Bills first preseason game is just three days away. Sal Capaccio has the latest on position battles and more.
Tim Walz has joined Kamala Harris on the Democratic ticket for 2024. ABC's Shannon Kingston tells us more.
70% of Americans say they weren't familiar with Tim Walz prior to his selection as Kamala Harris' running mate. There were also similar numbers concerning JD Vance, though. So how important is the VP choice for a candidate's election hopes?
A judge has ruled that Google has maintained a monopoly on online search engines. ABC Tech Reporter Mike Dobuski tells us how Google is responding.
The sudden tornado in Buffalo touched down two blocks away from where Mitch Nowakowski lives. He tells us what he saw as the storm unfolded.
Michael Angelucci of Level Financial Advisors says it's time to take a breath after a rough couple of days for the stock market.
Democratic nominee Kamala Harris' shortlist for VP is getting even shorter. Who will it be? Raw Story editor-in-chief Dave Levinthal tells us the latest.
Between four buildings alone damage estimates are around $2.5 million. Mayor Brown says in totality the damage cost will be more than that.
The US took home their fair share of gold in women's gymnastics at the Paris Olympics, but Monday wasn't their day. ABC's Ines de La Cuetara has the latest.
National Weather Service meteorologist Phillip Pandolfo tells us all about the tornado that rolled through downtown Buffalo Tuesday night.
Political analyst Steve Roberts says the economy will play a part in the election, but the recent downturn on Wall Street likely won't be a focal point.
Michael Angelucci says the ongoing fears on the global markets isn't like what we saw in 2008.
Roxanne Casey, a parishioner at Our Lady of Perpetual Help in the Old First Ward says the parish has submitted a counter proposal to the Buffalo Diocese, but it likely won't be accepted as they purposely didn't follow guidelines.
A weak jobs report has sparked a global sell-off, but Jill Schlesinger says it's way too early to jump to conclusions about a recession or to make rash decisions.
Simone Biles takes the floor again this morning. Also, is the water from the Siene making triathlon participants sick? ABC's Ines de La Cuetara has the latest.
What's recruiting looking like for Buffalo Police as other departments look for recruits? Also, more on the closure of a homeless encampment in Fireman's Park.
The Bills are back in Orchard Park tonight! Sal Capaccio gives us an update on training camp.
Donald Trump drew criticism earlier this week after his comments at the National Association of Black Journalists. Also, the latest on the presidential race.
ABC's Karen Travers explains how the largest prisoner swap since the Cold War came together.
A plethora of police departments at home and across the country are putting out calls for new recruits.
Crime and Terrorism analyst Brad Garrett talks about a plea deal for the mastermind of 9/11, and a historic prisoner swap between the US and Russia.
It won't be much, but the Fed is expected to cut interest rates in September, says Investopedia's Caleb Silver.
Construction will go on for 60 days with changes to direction for flights. The NFTA's Russ Stark tells us more.
Jeff Winter from the Eden Corn Fest tells us more about this week's event which runs through Sunday.
Jill Jedlicka, Executive Director at Buffalo Niagara Waterkeeper, explains the dangers of algae blooms in local waters.
Over 20 years after the attacks on September 11th, 2001, the mastermind of the terror plot and two accomplices are taking a guilty plea. 9/11 families are taking excepting. Legal analyst Thane Rosenbaum tells us the latest.
Fair season is in full swing as the Niagara County Fair has started. Justin Rogers, Fair Executive Director tells us what's unique about Niagara County's event.
US swimmer Katie Ledecky broke her own record and won her 8th gold medal at the Paris Olympics Wednesday. ABC's Ines de La Cuetara has the latest from the Games.
The Olympic Games continue today in Paris with medal opportunities for the US on the line.
Journey Gunderson from the National Comedy Center in Jamestown tells us how you can celebrate the history of comedy this weekend.
538 Senior Elections Analyst Nathaniel Rakich shares the latest data on the new-look election and how Democrats feel about Harris compared to Biden.
Nandor Forgach is a parishioner at St. Benedict's, one of the churches recommended to close by the Buffalo Diocese. He's fighting to keep the church open but says the process is "un-Christianlike."
Simone Biles and Co. once again took gold in gymnastics team competition at the Paris Olympics. ABC's Ines de La Cuetara reports from the Games.
The Kids Online Safety Act is meant to give kids the option to opt out of certain features on social media platforms. Also, the latest on AI.
Legal Analyst Thane Rosenbaum says getting President Biden's proposed changes to the Supreme Court through Congress will be a "heavy lift."
The KK Food Mart is one of several surrounding properties up for sale near Highmark Stadium. Will buyers start taking advantage of the opportunities? Also, would a hotel make sense? Robert Hunt, CEO of HUNT Real Estate gives his expertise.
A proposal from President Biden calls for term limits and a code of ethics for Supreme Court judges. House Speaker Mike Johnson has already said the proposal is dead on arrival.
ABC's Steve Portnoy has more on the chances of BIden's proposed Supreme Court changes making it through both bodies of Congress.
Is a September debate still on? Also, keep an eye on Labor Day when it comes to poll monitoring. Raw Story's Dave Levinthal tells us more from Washington.
The country finally saw a week without major news in the realm of politics. Steve Roberts takes a look at where we're at in the race for the White House.
White Whiskers Senior Dog Sanctuary gives a second life to senior dogs. They've found homes for over 200 dogs since starting up. They're also working with veterans groups.
White Whiskers Senior Dog Sanctuary gives a second life to senior dogs. They've found homes for over 200 dogs since starting up. They're also working with veterans groups.
Many players will tell you that the intensity of camp really picks up when the pads go on. Bills sideline reporter Sal Capaccio checks in from St. John Fisher University.
The Buffalo AKG is one of only 100 place worldwide to be named to TIME's list of the World's Greatest Places for 2024. We spoke with Pat Kaler from Visit Buffalo Niagara about the honor.
CBS' Wendy Gilette checks in from the Paris Olympics, where Simone Biles turned in another incredible performance on an injured ankle.
Jill Schlesinger from Jill on Money says investors are changing their attitudes towards the markets, recognizing smaller companies that could see success soon.
A triathlon practice run was canceled Sunday over water quality concerns in the Seine river. Also, an update on the medal count. ABC's Ines de La Cuetara tells us more.
It's been a while since we've seen this kind of volatility in the stock market, says Caleb Silver. He says the markets go as tech companies go.
CBS' Wendy Gillette tells us more about the overnight sabotage in France that happens to come hours before the Olympics' opening ceremony.
Residents have reported to the Common Council that calls for emergency services from AMR often times take over an hour or don't see a response at all. Council President Chris Scanlon is asking the city to look into creating its own ambulance service.
The FBI continues to work at digging up information in the attempted assassination of Donald Trump.
CBS Transportation Correspondent Peter Greenberg tells us how Delta is making it up to customers.
Gov. Hochul was in Buffalo Wednesday discussing legislation surrounding phones in the classroom. Mark Laurrie, Superintendent of Niagara Falls City Schools supports the governor's proposal.
It's rare that the whole team is healthy for the start of training camp. WGR's Sal Capaccio tells us about the highlights of day 1 of Bills camp.
President Biden explained why he will not run for reelection this November during a primetime address Wednesday night.
Did President Biden give off the impression he'll be active in the Harris campaign? Shawn Donahue gives his thoughts on that and more.
Netanyahu addressed Congress Wednesday as protestors gathered outside. Some members didn't show up. ABC's Steven Portnoy tells us more.
Bankrate's Jeff Ostrowski tells us about the current state of the housing market as current homeowners hang on to their low rates, locking out prospective buyers.
ABC's Jim Ryan says sewage flowing from Rio de Janeiro - one of the world's cocaine capitals - into the Brazilian coast is having an adverse effect on sharks. More studies are being done on additional species.
Former Secret Service Special Agent Don Mihalek looks at the next steps after the resignation of Director Kimberly Cheatle.
Citizens Against Wind Turbines in Lake Erie have been fighting a battle for years against placing wind turbines in the waters of Lake Erie. An incident involving an off-shore turbine in Nantucket has caught their attention and a rally will be held this afternoon. State Sen. Pat Gallivan will be there.
Todd Harrison, Director of Operations for Bills training camp at St. John Fisher takes us behind the scenes.
President Biden will speak to the nation Wednesday night at 8. Also, the Secret Service's Director has stepped down over security failures that nearly cost Donald Trump his life.
President Biden will deliver his first address since announcing he will not seek reelection. Also, flash polling shows a lead for Harris. Buff State's Peter Yacobucci joins WBEN.
Elizabeth Carey from AAA Western and Central New York tells us what she's seeing locally.
There's been exceptions to the rule, but Ken Kruly of Politics and Stuff says Vice President selections don't normally move the needle.
Microsoft says only 8.5 million computers were affected during the tech outage that shut down flights and businesses.
Republican strategist Carl Calabrese reacts to a rapidly changing race for the White House.
Ted Lina from St. Joe's talks about how Biden's debate performance ultimately led to him not seeking reelection.
A bipartisan group of lawmakers took Secret Service Director Kimberly Cheatle to task Monday over the agency's preparations prior to the rally where former President Trump nearly lost his life.
Vice President Kamala Harris rapidly gained support towards the Democratic nomination for the Presidency, securing enough delegates in just a day.
Companies are still recovering from Friday's outage. Now, scammers are taking advantage.
Former CBS White House correspondent Peter Maer says that announcing his withdrawal in a letter is not a sign of weakness, but rather a sign of covid.
Political analyst Steve Roberts reacts to President Biden leaving the race for the White House.
CBS' Stacey Lyn tells us more about the events leading up to President Biden dropping out of the race for the White House.
Democrats in Erie County and NY are rallying around VP Kamala Harris after President Biden announced he will not seek reelection.
New battle plans are being drawn-up in the race for the White House after President Biden opted to withdraw from the race.
President Biden's covid diagnosis set in motion the chain of events that led to him withdrawing from the race for the White House.
Political uncertainty has not spread to the financial sphere, says Jill Schlesinger from Jill On Money.
UK PM Keir Starmer, who just recently met with President Biden, says he fully backs Biden's decision.
Transactions involving computers can't be made at the Erie County DMV due to the global tech outage that hit this morning. He says unless it's urgent, avoid going.
Donald Trump spoke for 92 minutes Thursday night as he accepted the Republican nomination for President.
Carl Calabrese says echoes the sentiments of CNN's Van Jones that the RNC started a movement.
The NFTA's Kelly Khatib says there's been no major impacts at the airport and lines are dwindling.
Kaleida Health systems are functioning like normal as the world deals with an IT outage.
Brian Mazurowski joined us, stranded at the airport as a global outage continues to cause issues.
James Stelianou is at the Buffalo Airport as facilities across the globe deal with outages.
J.D. Vance gave his first speech since receiving the Republican VP nomination on Wednesday. Doug Sovern tells us what the response was from those in attendance.
New information has revealed that law enforcement saw Thomas Crooks as a person of interest 62 minutes before he fired his rifle at the former President. Crime and Terrorism analyst gives us his thoughts the the reported security mishaps at the rally.
WBEN's David Bellavia spoke at the Republican National Convention Wednesday night. He shared with us what the experience was like.
President Biden is reportedly considering a proposal of term limits for Supreme Court justices.
President Biden was diagnosed with Covid on Wednesday. It's bad timing for the President as Democrat Adam Schiff calls for Biden to step aside. ABC's Karen Travers tells us more.
Prominent Democrat Adam Schiff is now calling on President Biden to drop out of the race for the White House. We spoke with Peter Yacobucci, Political Science professor at Buff State about the ongoing drama around the President's campaign.
Many Americans got their first sense of what J.D. Vance is all about Wednesday night at the Republican National Convention. ABC's Steven Portnoy recaps the speech.
A new survey from Bankrate shows sharp differences among Democrats and Republicans towards the economy since President Biden took office. Mark Hamrick has more on the study.
Attendees of the Republican National Convention have been talking about President Biden possibly dropping off the Democratic ticket, says ABC's Jim Ryan.
David Bellavia will be among the speakers on Night 3 of the Republican National Convention. He's expected to take the stage around 8pm.
Canal Fest is underway in the Tonawandas. We spoke with Deb Darling about what's planned.
Rich Galmarini from the Jolly Boys, who plan the Old Home Days Festival, tells us what's planned for this year's event.
538 and ABC's Geoffrey Skelley shares the latest polling data amid an ever-evolving race for the White House.
Several former foes lined up to throw their support behind Donald Trump Tuesday at the Republican National Convention. Also, does J.D. Vance move the needle for Trump?
A row of former Trump enemies pledged their support to the Republican nominee at the second day of the RNC Tuesday. ABC's Steven Portnoy tells us more.
Mike Liwicki, former supervisory special agent with the FBI talks about various security concerns that are under scrutiny following Saturday's attempted assassination of Donald Trump.
North Tonawanda's Common Council has placed a moratorium on crypto mining operations in the city for the next two years. Mayor Austin Tylec explains what led to the decision.
Former Trump rivals like Ron DeSantis and Nikki Haley are throwing their support behind Donald Trump. ABC's Jim Ryan tells us the latest from Milwaukee.
Amazon's marquee event is starting to see competition, says ABC Tech Reporter Mike Dobuski.
Audacy has named Chris Brown as the full time voice of the Buffalo Bills, taking over for the legendary John Murphy.
Doug Sovern tells us the focus Tuesday night will be on crime, the homelessness and the border.
Former Sabres goalie Marty Biron tells us how you can get involved with this year's Give 716 initiative.
The Republican strategist says strangely, President Biden is a benefactor of the attempted assassination of Donald Trump as attention has moved away from replacing him.
Day 1 of the RNC centered around the theme of 'Make America Wealthy Again.' ABC's Steven Portnoy tells us what happened.
Donald Trump continues to dominate the headlines. Raw Story's Dave Levinthal talks the former President's Vice President pick and the ongoing Republican National Convention.
Donald Trump entered the Republican National Convention to massive applause and chants from supporters Monday night, says ABC's Jim Ryan.
Peter Ahearn says "something's missing" as the investigation into the shooting at the Trump rally in PA continues.
Both President Biden and Donald Trump have put out calls for national unity following the attempted assassination of the former President Saturday.
Former President Donald Trump says he was going to deliver a "hard" speech this Thursday at the RNC, but the tone of that speech has changed following Saturday's rally.
ABC's Jim Ryan is in Milwaukee with the latest from the Republican National Convention.
Rick Klein says Biden's performance Thursday night hasn't led to any detractors reversing course.
President Biden insisted he will not drop out of the race unless evidence shows he cannot win in November. He also defended his health. ABC's Steven Portnoy tells us more.
Opening statements were made Wednesday in Alec Baldwin's involuntary manslaughter trial. Crime and Terrorism analyst Brad Garrett clears up confusion surrounding the case.
Thanda Win and Eric Nevius are putting a spin on traditional sushi at this weekend's Taste of Buffalo.
Arkwright Highway Superintendent Lisa Waldron tells us cleanup is underway after Wednesday's tornado.
The Common Council has proposed changes to Buffalo's budget process. Also addressing the housing crisis. And what's the process of being a Biden delegate in the event he pulls out of the race? Mitch Nowakowski tells us about it all.
President Biden is set to deliver a news conference Thursday during a tumultuous time for his campaign. ABC's Steven Portnoy has more.
Democrats continue to doubt Joe Biden's viability as a Presidential candidate as big money donor George Clooney has pulled back support and questions arise over whether NY will be a battleground state. Ken Kruly from Politics and Stuff gives his thoughts on the situation.
Two tornadoes touched down in Western New York Wednesday, bringing down power lines and trees, and damaging property.
David Kelly from Carruba's Chicken Pit tells us about preparations for this year's Tast of Buffalo.
CBS' Scott MacFarlane says unity is hard to come by among Democrats when it comes to support for President Biden.
Commission chair Rev. Mark Blue says progress is being made, but the project still needs funds.
ABC's Steven Portnoy has been tracking the private meeting held by Democrat lawmakers in DC Tuesday concerning Joe Biden's candidacy.
Public panic among Democrats over President Biden's candidacy has lessened, but polls are still working against him. Raw Story's Dave Levinthal tells us more.
The remnants of Beryl hit Western New York today, with an isolated tornado threat south of the city.
Looking for an affordable phone option? ABC's Mike Dobuski tells you how to get Nothing's new $200 device.
Congressman Nick Langworthy is pushing for new restrictions on bringing dogs across the border to be pushed back. Also, his thoughts on the Democratic divide over Biden.
The Taste of Buffalo returns this weekend, and A'mano Fresh Pasta Kitchen will be one of the restaurants taking part.
Former Democratic Erie County Legislator Greg Olma thinks the situations between Trump and Biden are similar.
Despite Democrat lawmakers holding a private meeting Tuesday to discuss Biden's candidacy, ABC's Steven Portnoy says the numbers are still in the President's favor.
As Democrats continue to call for Biden to step aside, the question of how to fill his spot in the campaign is not an easy one to answer.
7 Americans have been killed by Hurricane Beryl since landfall Monday morning. ABC's Jim Ryan gives an update from Texas.
Calls within the Democratic Party for Joe Biden to step aside continue as the Democratic Convention approaches.
The Taste of Buffalo begins this weekend downtown, featuring newcomers like Pierogi Pete's.
The Democratic Party is facing numerous questions about the future of President Biden's campaign.
Albany Insider Jack O'Donnell says a President hasn't faced this much pressure since LBJ in the 1960s.
The Chair of the House Oversight Committee is asking to interview Joe Biden's doctor. ABC's Steven Portnoy has the latest on the fallout from the President's debate performance.
NVIDIA and a couple other companies are accounting for 60% of the S&P 500's production. Jill Schlesinger from Jill on Money tells us more.
Hurricane Beryl will work its way from Texas, to the Ohio Valley and eventually to Western New York as rain from the storm moves in midweek. National Weather Service meteorologist Dave Thomas tells us more.
Republican political strategist Carl Calabrese gives his thoughts on the continued fallout from last Thursday's debate.
New polls are coming out following last week's debate, but how should we read the numbers?
ABC's Molly Nagle has the latest on the fallout of President Biden's debate performance.
Ralph Wilson Park Conservancy Executive Director Katie Campos tells us about the state of the art pedestrian bridge that's coming to town, coincidentally on 716 day.
Hurricane Beryl is currently over the Yucatan Peninsula as residents in South Texas brace for its arrival, says ABC's Jim Ryan.
President Biden will be interviewed by ABC's George Stephanopoulos as he faces intense scrutiny following last Thursday's debate.
If you're setting off fireworks this week, make sure you're protecting yourself and your property.
Though not much polling has been done post-debate, the data that has been collected shows Donald Trump taking an advantage over Joe Biden. Nathaniel Rakich from 538 tells us more.
You'll need more than just proof of a rabies vaccine if you're bringing your dog across the border, says border attorney Jamie Fiegel.
President Biden says he nearly fell asleep on stage during last Thursday's debate after a busy travel period.
Democratic lawmaker John Bargnesi has proposed a bill that would install term limits for Erie County lawmakers. He tells us why.
Storms and higher temperatures will hit the Buffalo-Niagara region Wednesday afternoon. There shouldn't be any disruption to Independence Day celebrations Thursday night, though.
Joe Synakowski, a 94-year-old World War 2 vet will throw the first pitch at the Bisons game Wednesday night. Assistant GM Brad Bisping has more on what's planned for the night.
There's lots of development going on across Buffalo, from the NFTA's LaSalle station to Jefferson Avenue.
President Biden spoke to reporters Monday but did not take any questions. It was the first step in getting the President in front of the public more, says ABC's Molly Nagle.
Though there's widespread panic among Democrats, President Biden will almost certainly still be the party's nominee in November, says Levinthal.
ABC's Molly Nagle tells us more about what the Biden family discussed over the weekend.
The Sabres will enter next season without Jeff Skinner, who was bought out over the weekend. Will the Sabres be active in free agency?
Looking for a quick way to save money? You might want to reevaluate your streaming service subscriptions.
$20 million has been raised for people in need as part of the Salvation Army's Hope on Main project. Major Annette Lock tells us more about the vision for the project.
Two teenagers have been charged in the shooting death of 3-year-old Ramone Carter in Buffalo.
The 4th of July travel period isn't here yet, but airports are already seeing record amounts of travelers. Elizabeth Carey from AAA of Western & Central NY tells us about the latest data.
Mo Rocca's new book focuses on 'late bloomers' that have done remarkable things at an old age.
An emergency demolition permit that was granted to Darryl Carr was revoked just hours before a fire broke out in the Cobblestone District last Tuesday.
An Erie County Court judge revoked a demolition permit hours before properties in Buffalo's Cobblestone District caught fire last Tuesday. Also, the ATF has been asked to investigate the fire.
The Supreme Court will take up a case on states' rights to ban access to gender affirming care for minors. ABC's Steven Portnoy tells us more.
The countdown is on to debate day on CNN. Republican political strategist Carl Calabrese weighs in.
Community activists continue to call for change after a 3-year-old boy was shot and killed last Friday in Buffalo.
The first debate is just two days away. Raw Story editor-in-chief Dave Levinthal tells us what he thinks of the new rules and other storylines heading in.
Political analyst Steve Roberts previews Thursday's debate between President Biden and Donald Trump and what each side is hoping for.
Buffalo Police continues to analyze the gun found at the scene of a shooting Friday that wounded two children, one fatally. He says progress is being made thanks to the community's help.
27% of Americans have no emergency savings, while 28% say they can cover 6 months worth of expenses. We hear more from Greg McBride.
The first debate between President Biden and Donald Trump is now just days away. ABC's Steven Portnoy has the latest on their strategies.
Jill Schlesinger tells us about a dramatic increase in financial crimes against the elderly.
Four people are dead after a shooting at a supermarket in Fordyce, AK Friday. ABC's Jim Ryan has the latest.
Several properties in Buffalo's Cobblestone District were damaged in a fire on Tuesday. Mayor Brown says the city will continue its pursuit of eminent domain for the sites.
After a fire destroyed parts of 110 and 118 South Park Avenue on Tuesday, property owner Darryl Carr says he's still pursuing demolition of the site despite the city's rejection.
The first debate between President Joe Biden and Donald Trump is next Thursday, June 27th on CNN. ABC Political Director Rick Klein says both sides are already forming their battle plans.
The Ride for Roswell begins Friday evening with the Celebration of Hope. Director Andrea Gregory tells us more about this year's event.
A summer favorite is back in Buffalo for its 49th year. Lisa Ludwig, Executive Director of Shakespeare in the Park tells us what's planned for this season.
Following Tuesday night's fire in Buffalo's historic Cobblestone District, the fight is on to preserve the burned out buildings. Tim Tielman has led the charge to save the buildings for several decades.
Rulings are coming on topics like abortion, rights for the homeless, and Donald Trump's Presidential immunity claims.
11 Day Power Play co-founder Amy Lesakowski tells us what's planned for this year's event.
Jeremy White is at Wanakah Country Club to play 100 holes of gold. The all day event benefits two great causes.
It'll be a tad bit cooler Thursday, but on and off storms will persist throughout the day.
Two disputed buildings in the Cobblestone district caught fire and have been deemed lost. They've been subject of an ongoing eminent domain battle for 15 years.
Juneteenth marks the end of slavery in the United States and has been called America's 2nd Independence Day.
Darryl Carr reacts to the fire that destroyed the building at 110 and 118 South Park Ave. in Buffalo. He says his development plans will go forward.
Bernice Radle, Executive Director of Preservation Buffalo Niagara says the loss of the buildings in the Cobblestone District hurt Buffalo's economy, on top of their historical significance.
President Biden is giving new legal protections to certain groups of migrants. Immigration attorney Rosanna Berardi analyzes the new rules.
There's a healthcare crisis for pets, as many are choosing to put their pets down instead of seek treatment due to rising costs. ABC's Jim Ryan tells us more.
Temperatures will be around the same as they were on Tuesday as the heat wave continues.
Jeff Gilbert, auto reporter from WWJ looks at the latest survey on the most American vehicle, based on different criteria.
There were 7 fentanyl related overdose deaths in Buffalo and Tonawanda Monday morning, raising alarms for advocates against opioid abuse. Cheryll Moore says Erie County is already showing a disturbing trend.
Heat and humidity will pick up Tuesday, with a record at risk of being broken on Wednesday.
The Senate will look at a law to ban bump stocks Tuesday, just five days after the Supreme Court reversed a decision banning the firearm accessory in the US. ABC's Steven Portnoy tells us more.
Raw Story editor-in-chief Dave Levinthal details the new pathways being introduced by President Biden for migrants seeking permanent residence in the US.
ABC's Jordana Miller explains the decision from Israel's Prime Minister and what it means for the future of the war.
Political analyst Steve Roberts takes a look at more of the top issues as election season nears.
A record-setting heat dome will be over all of Western New York this week, and the city of Buffalo is preparing for all sorts of heat-related scenarios.
There's a precedent for redeveloping shuttered churches in Buffalo, says Rick Reinhard from Niagara Consulting Group.
Reports of shark attacks on social media have caused a scare, but numbers are actually trending downwards. ABC's Jim Ryan has the latest.
A week of heat and humidity begins Monday, with heat advisories going into effect Tuesday.
Legislator Tim Meyers says being lawmaker is a round-the-clock job, and any opponents to lawmaker pay raises should have showed up to Thursday night's meeting.
The week began with a guilty verdict for Hunter Biden and closed with a visit from Trump to House Republicans. Rick Klein recaps the top stories.
ABC's Steven Portnoy says expect more rulings to come down on issues like guns and Trump's immunity status.
Our Lady of Perpetual Help in the Old First Ward is at risk of closing as the Buffalo Diocese continues to downsize operations. Parishioner and former employee at the church Roxanne Casey is fighting to keep the church alive.
The Erie County Legislature held a public hearing as part of the process of approving raises for lawmakers, but the public didn't show up. Chris Greene gives his thoughts on why there was no turnout.
Temperatures will be in the upper 80s Monday and the lower 90s during the middle of the week, with humidity on top of it.
Hunter Biden was found guilty on all three counts in his federal gun trial earlier this week. Crime and Terrorism analyst Brad Garrett discusses the fallout from the verdict.
Markus Genovese, the accused driver in a fatal DWI crash that killed an 8-year-old boy in Hamburg last weekend, will be in court for a felony hearing today. Former Erie County DA John Flynn, now with Lippes Mathias LLP, provides his expertise in previewing the case.
The Consumer Price Index held flat in May. Mark Hamrick has much more on the latest data.
Frustration is growing for US Secretary of State Antony Blinken as Hamas made changes to a widely supported ceasefire proposal Wednesday.
Hunter Biden was found guilty on all three counts in his federal gun trial Tuesday. What's next?
Attorneys for Top's shooter Payton Gendron have appealed to the court to have the death penalty thrown out, saying their client was too young when the shooting happened to be considered for capital punishment.
James Morrell, Chair of the Central Terminal Restoration Committee recently attended an event in Detroit in which the city unveiled renovations to its long vacant terminal. Morrell says lots of notes were taken as the process of renovating the Central Terminal moves forward.
Joey Chestnut has been banned from Nathan's Hot Dog eating contests after signing an endorsement deal with another hot dog brand. Joe Sahlen, owner of Sahlen's Hot Dogs, weighs in on the beef.
There could soon be over 50 churches on the market around Buffalo as the Diocese downsizes. Peter Hunt, President & CEO of HUNT Real Estate explains how the buildings can be re-used.
As the Buffalo Diocese continues to downsize, plenty of churches will soon be left empty with uncertain futures. Bernice Radle and Preservation Buffalo Niagara are trying to save those buildings.
ABC's Steven Portnoy has the latest as deliberations continue in Hunter Biden's federal gun trial.
A secret recording of two Supreme Court Justices discussing the US as a Christian nation once again has the high court's ethics under question. Raw Story editor-in-chief Dave Levinthal tells us more.
We knew the race between Biden and Trump was close, but according to Anthony Salvanto the race has become even closer.
Two incidents involving drunk drivers were reported in Lockport and Hamburg over the weekend, with a car crashing into a home and an 8-year-old boy being killed after a collision.
Albany insider Jack O'Donnell recaps the end of New York's legislative session, including the legislature's biggest accomplishments during the session.
The latest job data released by the federal government showed more growth than had been expected for the economy. What led to the increase? Jill Schlesinger tells us what contributed to that increase.
How might a "senior moment" on the campaign trail hurt President Joe Biden and presumptive Republican nominee Donald Trump ahead of November's election? ABC Political Director Rick Klein gave us his thoughts.
Buffalo currently ranks 90th in bed tax assessments. A proposed 5% tax on hotels in the city would shoot Buffalo up to number 3 and possibly hurt business.
ABC's Jim Ryan tells us about Joro spiders, which made their way to the US 10 years ago and are now migrating north.
President Biden signed an executive order this week, cutting down on the amount of asylum seekers allowed to enter the country. But curbing an influx of migrants goes a lot further than a simple executive order.
Two of Hunter Biden's ex-girlfriends took to the witness stand yesterday as his federal gun trial continues.
As more businesses ask for tips, the pressure of paying gratuity might be leading to a breaking point. Bankrate's Ted Rossman has more.
Hunter Biden's laptop was a topic of discussion during the first day of his federal gun trial, says ABC's Steven Portnoy.
David Bellavia is in France with veterans of the D-Day landings and fellow Medal of Honor winners as the world observes 80 years since the monumental invasion.
The city is looking at a hotel bed tax and parking ramp price increases to address revenue shortages. Also, should there be a universal closing time for bars in Buffalo?
Hunter Biden is facing federal gun crimes after he allegedly lied on a form while buying a firearm.
President Biden issued an executive order on immigration Tuesday that limits the amount of migrants allowed to enter the US.
A computer issue scrubbed the 2nd launch attempt a few days ago, now Boeing hopes the third time is the charm. ABC's Jim Ryan tells us more.
Sam Altman left OpenAI in November, then came back after backlash from employees. We now know more about the scandal.
It's a new era for the site of the Perry apartments as progress is being made towards building new multi-use affordable housing at the site. Brendan Mehaffy, Executive Director of the Office of Strategic Planning for Buffalo tells us about Perry and other projects downtown.
President Biden is set to limit access to migrants at the southern border. Raw Story's Dave Levinthal discusses the timing of the order.
Ticketmaster customers' info may be on the dark web following a data breach. ABC's Jim Ryan tells us more.
Donald Trump is poised to appeal the 34 guilty verdicts against him in the hush money trial. ABC's Peter Charalambous tells us what's next.
Naval Park Director of Museum Collections Shane Stephenson tells us more about what the garden will include.
A controversial new source of protein is receiving pushback at the state level, says ABC's Jim Ryan.
Penny Wolfgang says she knew its was a guilty verdict based on the relatively short deliberation.
Thane Rosenbaum has covered the Trump trial since it started. Now he gives us his thoughts as it reaches its conclusion with a guilty verdict.
Peter Charalambous was in the courtroom as Trump was found guilty on all 34 counts yesterday. He says former president Trump sat frozen as the rulings were announced.
Dr. Robert Srauss, artistic director for the chorus, says in a way, cancellation of their concert at St. Joseph's Cathedral has been beneficial for the group as support pours in.
Crime and Terrorism analyst Brad Garrett explains why the US is keeping an eye to the sky for threats.
The jury in the Trump trial enters its 2nd day of deliberations this morning in Manhattan.
National Grid is asking for a 15% rate hike as they consider big upgrades to their electric transmission system.
Jurors will review testimony and rehear legal instructions from Judge Merchan to start the day. ABC's Peter Charalambous tells us more.
The Diocese of Buffalo has announced plans to downsize amid financial issues, priest shortages and other factors.
The Diocese of Buffalo has announced plans to close down places of worship and merge multiple parishes together as they face a number of problems, including financial issues and a dwindling number of priests.
Albany Insider Jack O'Donnell tells us more about proposed legislation in New York that would protect children from social media algorithms.
Bankrate's Mark Hamrick tells us more about new data surrounding unexpected home costs.
The jury in Trump's 'hush money' trial will return to the court room at around 10 this morning before beginning discussions on a verdict, says ABC's Peter Charalambous.
Literacy Buffalo Niagara provides free tutoring in Erie and Niagara counties. Tara Schafer tells us what's motivated her over her 10 years with the nonprofit.
The voice of the UB Bulls Paul Peck tells us what smaller athletic programs locally are thinking as universities will now be allowed to pay athletes a salary.
Donald Trump did not pick up the nomination of the Libertarian Party, even getting booed at the party's National Convention. ABC's Steven Portnoy tells us more about why Trump showed up at the convention.
As Donald Trump's hush money trial approaches its end, Raw Story's Dave Levinthal looks at whether the prosecution has succeeded and what the political fallout could be for Trump.
The Justice Department has filed a lawsuit against the parent company of Ticketmaster alleging they have a monopoly on the live event business.
Many will be starting - or expanding - their gardens this weekend with an extra day off. Chris Zeisz from Russell's Tree and Shrub farm has some tips.
Crime and Terrorism analyst Brad Garrett says law enforcement in the US is preparing for the worst when it comes to political violence ahead of November's election.
Concert season the waterfront's brand new concert venue begins this Memorial Day weekend. Waterfront GM Lauren Ford tells us more about what's coming this season.
Buffalo's Common Council unanimously approved changed to Mayor Brown's proposed budget Wednesday night.
ABC's Jim Ryan has the latest data on what's expected to be another record setting travel period.
The International Motor Press Association held its Spring Break event this week, providing a look at what the auto industry looks like today.
Hamburg's School budget has passed following months of opposition. Superintendent Michael Cornell shares his thoughts with us.
Jurors in Trump's hush money trial will get a break before the trial enters its closing stages. ABC's Peter Charalambous tells us what's next.
Pharmacy owner Don Arthur says a "middle man" is responsible for so many local pharmacies closing.
Attorney John Elmore represents families of victims in the 5/14 Tops shooting. He tells us more about a possible insanity claim by the defense.
Neuralink is asking for volunteers with quadriplegia to receive one of their mini computers that helps with limb movement, says ABC's Jim Ryan.
Congressman Tim Kennedy says he's calling on the Federal Railroad Administration to conduct an investigation into the tragic train crash in North Tonawanda that killed three people last Friday.
An 18-year-old that critically injured a Cheektowaga police officer last year after striking him with a stolen vehicle has been deemed a youthful offender in Monroe County.
The city of Buffalo is still working to address its lifeguard shortage as summer approaches.
The judge in Trump's hush money trial had to clear the court room to admonish a witness Monday.
Donald Trump's hush money trial is reaching its conclusion. But has it influenced voters at all? Raw Story's Dave Levinthal tells us.
The Football Broadcasters Roundtable brings together broadcasting legends to share stories of their careers.
With Biden and Trump confirmed to be heading to the debate stage, is there any room for a 3rd candidate to get on stage? Political analyst Steve Roberts tells us what he thinks.
The Dow reached 40k last Friday, but how can that happen with inflation remaining so high?
This year's PGA Championship was overshadowed by the arrest of Scottie Scheffler following what's believed to be a miscommunication between he and a police officer.
Donald Trump's hush money trial is coming to an end and a verdict might be reached as soon as Thursday says ABC's Peter Charalambous.
Buffalo Niagara Film Commissioner Tim Clark discusses the exciting new film studio - Great Point Studios - that's now open on Niagara Street.
Bandits play-by-play man John Gurtler previews the start of this year's NLL Finals as the Bandits go for their 2nd straight championship.
Biden and Trump have agreed to debate twice leading up to the election. Rick Klein tells us what he expects from a revamped format.
Michael Cohen was grilled by defense lawyers in cross-examination Thursday. ABC's Peter Charalambous tells us what's left for the case.
Tough decisions had to be made by Buffalo Public Schools in crafting next year's budget as a number of staffers will be let go. School Board member Larry Scott talks about the process of crafting the budget.
Law enforcement in Dallas will roll out a new AI tool to find suspected criminals within the next 6 months. ABC's Jim Ryan tells us more.
A New York Times study has found that 47 million Americans walk by an incident where gun violence recently occurred.
We now know when Trump and Biden will debate each other, with the first taking place in June. UB's Shawn Donahue looks at how it all came together so quick.
The Bills schedule is out. What are the biggest surprises? What's the toughest stretch? Sal Capaccio gives his thoughts.
Council member Scanlon says everything from taxes, to fluoride to money for education is at the top of Buffalo residents' minds.
New data released Wednesday showed some good news for the economy as consumer prices have improved since March.
Michael Cohen will take the witness stand again today as Trump's defense is expected to try and poke holes in his testimony, says ABC's Peter Charalambous.
The Bills' 2024 schedule will be revealed tonight at 8, and that means fans will soon start their party and travel arrangements for the season.
A diverse group of 8 TikTok creators are suing the government over the possible ban of the app. ABC's Steven Portnoy has the details.
Citizens for Regional Transit is working with students from UB in hopes to expanding metro rail travel.
There will be no special election in Amherst regarding an $11 million bond for Amherst's MusicalFare project after the town decided to rescind the bond.
A meeting will be held in Buffalo tonight to discuss the expansion of light rail travel in Buffalo. Michael Nigrin opposes the project.
The Bills 2024 schedule drops tonight, and Elizabeth Carey says AAA is ready to accommodate traveling fans.
The materials that give your new car that signature smell have been found to be a cancer risk. ABC's Jim Ryan tells us more.
John Flynn recalls the moments he first learned of the shooting at Tops on Jefferson Avenue. Now with the shooter facing the death penalty, Flynn explains how long the process can take.
Mayor Brown recalls the events of May 14th, 2022 and how the city has come together during that time.
The Biden administration plans to increase tariffs on Chinese EVs by 100%. Jeff Gilbert from WWJ tells us how the auto industry is reacting.
ABC's Peter Charalambous says Cohen's testimony has been the most dramatic yet, but will it convince the jury?
Dave Levinthal, editor-in-chief at Raw Story takes a closer look at the newest numbers and more in Washington.
Slow Ride Buffalo's season is just getting underway with their 2nd ride of the season being held tonight.
Is Biden handling his campaign correctly? Also, a look at the most important battleground states.
Finalists for the Commission's tribute to 5/14 victims will be announced at today's Commission meeting.
Workers are wanted for the big 33 tunnel project that will begin construction this year. Sam Radford tells us about the requirements for the job.
Students are graduating all across the US, but what does the job market look like for them? Jill Schlesinger from Jill On Money tells us.
Donald Trump's former 'fixer' takes the stand Monday. He's the star witness in Trump's hush money trial. ABC's Peter Charalambous tells us what to expect.
As two Family Dollars in Buffalo close, Fillmore District councilman Mitch Nowakowski addresses concerns about affordable grocery stores in the city.
Trump's hush money trial continues to dominate the headlines. Also, it's still primary season!
Hunter Biden's attempt to delay a trial for federal gun charges was denied, says ABC's Steven Portnoy.
A new Pew Research Center study shows 85% of teens play video games. Melinda DuBois from Mental Health Advocates of WNY examines the dangers of kids playing video games online.
Stormy Daniels, the adult film star that Donald Trump allegedly paid to keep quiet about an affair, completed her testimony yesterday in Trump's hush money trial. ABC's Peter Charalambous tells us what's next.
How do you negotiate with a terrorist organization that attacked your country? Crime and Terrorism analyst Brad Garrett gives his analysis.
As John Murphy steps away from the Bills broadcast booth, Howard Simon shares memories of his longtime colleague.
As legendary Bills play-by-play man John Murphy steps away from the broadcast booth, Eric Wood recalls the last few years calling the action for Bills games alongside Murph.
John Murphy was the voice of the Buffalo Bills for a generation of fans. Now, he's stepping away.
Delta-8 is getting more attention from states due to its unregulated nature and mystery of what is in certain products. ABC's Jim Ryan tells us more.
Erie County Legislator Lindsay discusses a proposal in the County Legislature that would establish a database tracking how tax dollars are spent.
Israel is weighing the international repercussions that could come with a further push into Rafah. ABC's Jordana Miller tells us more.
Commencement ceremonies are approaching as schools may be left reconsidering policies come summer break.
The former LaSalle Park, now known as Ralph Wilson Park, will undergo a major renovation. Katie Campos from the Ralph Wilson Park Conservancy tells us more.
The algorithm that TikTok uses to curate videos for users needs approval from the Chinese government to be sold, says ABC's Mike Dobuski.
Buffalo residents called on the city's Common Council to pass a resolution for a ceasefire in the Middle East.
Officials from the Middle East will meet in Cairo today to discuss a ceasefire in the Israel-Hamas war. ABC's Jordana Miller tells us about it.
Tech reporter Mike Dobuski tells us what's expected at today's Apple event, including a revamped iPad.
A faulty valve foiled the launch of Boeing's new manned spacecraft Monday night says ABC's Jim Ryan.
This year's 11 Day Power Play starts June 20th! Founders Mike and Amy Lesakowski have all the details.
Americans widely approve of a ban, but TikTok users feel differently. ABC's Steven Portnoy tells us more.
ABC's Jordana Miller has the latest developments from the war in the Middle East overnight.
Mayor Brown says police are making progress in their investigation thanks to video from the community.
With just six months to go until the Presidential election, new poll data shows Trump and Biden are virtually tied.
A referendum vote on Amherst's proposed MusicalFare building will be held in the coming months after petitioning from residents.
Terrence Robinson won't be on the Democratic ballot for the 141st Assembly District, but he's still going to continue the fight in the name of restoring Humboldt Parkway.
Protests at college campuses nationwide have drawn the attention of politicians in DC. President Biden addressed the unrest on Thursday.
Police have just started to take action at college campuses in recent days as violence picks up between pro-Israel and pro-Palestine protestors.
Lindy Ruff is back in town and he's already started working with players and coaches ahead of his first season back behind the bench.
After unveiling a budget that will raise taxes in the city by 9%, Mayor Brown says the city of Buffalo is in the strongest spot it's ever been in financially.
The judge in Donald Trump's hush money case will hold a hearing today regarding additional gag order violations.
Mayor Byron Brown unveiled his budget for FY 24-25 on Wednesday, and it features an eye-popping 9% tax increase. Mitch Nowakowski reacts.
ABC's Tom Rivers tells us about a drastic new measure France is taking to try and keep kids safe.
Rob Goldberg provides insight into the demonstrations at college campuses across the US that in some cases have seen Jewish students persecuted.
ABC's Jordana Miller says the US is upping the pressure on Hamas to sign a new ceasefire agreement.
Donald Trump has been held in contempt of court after violating numerous gag orders in his hush money trial. ABC's Peter Charalambous tells us the latest.
Police at multiple campuses across the US have started breaking up protests of the Israel-Hamas war. Former Canisius President John Hurley gives his thoughts on the demonstrations.
West Seneca Supervisor Gary Dickson came up short in Tuesday's special election against state senator Tim Kennedy.
The Biden administration is set to reclassify marijuana from a Schedule 1 drug to Schedule 3, officially deeming it a less dangerous drug than heroin or LSD.
The Fed's Open Market Committee will meet today, but no changes to interest rates are expected.
Monroe County District Attorney Sandra Doorley has to navigate the political and legal fallout of her viral confrontation with a police officer.
There's controversy over a plan to put a clear definition on antisemitism. ABC's Steven Portnoy explains.
Though data shows the war between Israel and Hamas is not at the top of young voters' minds, Raw Story's Dave Levinthal says vocal protests at the right place and time could make it a big issues in November.
Will the discontent on college campuses over the war in the Middle Ease influence the results of November's election?
The Bills went for quantity at the NFL Draft as they attempt to fill holes left by departed players.
Make-A-Wish's impact spreads from Buffalo all the way around the globe. Ben Marchione tells us about the work the organization does.
ABC's Tom Rivers explains the latest ceasefire deal that is being discussed which could see 20 more hostages freed from Hamas captivity.
It might be weird to think about, but is your financial planner looking out for your best interest?
The Bills GM was working the phones Thursday night, trading out of the first round entirely.
If Donald Trump is incarcerated for violating a gag order, what would that look like? Brad Garrett tells us.
Steve Broderick says he voted against a ban on short-term rentals in the Town of Lewiston and would have preferred to see them regulated.
The Bills will make their selection in the 11 o'clock hour according to Sal. Or will they trade up?
David Pecker was once again on the witness stand. We have more from inside the Manhattan courthouse.
Niagara Falls made nearly $15 million from hotels alone during the weekend of the Total Solar Eclipse.
Starbucks workers in Memphis are taking their case to the Supreme Court. They were fired after announcing they were intending to form a union.
Rabbi Alex Lazarus Klein is a Columbia alum. He says he does not think students are being deliberately antiemetic, but it does create a hostile environment.
A fight over the sale of a PlayStation led to a student being stabbed at Lafayette High School in Buffalo. Riverside teacher Marc Bruno discusses what more needs to be done to protect students.
ABC's Mike Dobuski explains why TikTok is once again at risk of being banned in the US.
The rights of the homeless are up for debate in the Supreme Court. ABC's Steven Portnoy tells us more.
Raw Story editor-in-chief Dave Levinthal says there's growing concern over protests of the Israel-Hamas war on college campuses. Also, the latest on Trump's hush money trial.
Trump's defense team opened their statements by telling the jury that his actions regarding alleged hush money payments were not a crime and the former president did not intend to commit a crime. The first witness also spoke.
Siena pollster Steve Greenberg analyzes the school's latest poll that tackles several issues.
The Bills announced on Friday that a minority stake of the team is for sale. Also, its's Draft week!
It's a big day for Buffalo Niagara Waterkeeper as they continue to focus on cleaning up the region's waterways.
ABC's Mike Dobuski tells us about the renewed efforts to ban TikTok in the US following the passing of an aid bill for Ukraine and Israel.
Former AP correspondent Terry Anderson, who was taken hostage in 1985 in Lebanon, has passed away at 76. Tim Wenger recalls the media frenzy when Anderson was released.
The jurors have been chose and opening arguments will be made in New York on Monday in Donald Trump's hush money trial.
Wally has overcome a rough upbringing and wants to spend the rest of his life with you!
How might Trump's hush money trial affect his campaign? Also, the jurors have been seated.
Luke Combs plays back to back shows at Highmark Stadium Friday and Saturday night. "The Hammer" is ready to accommodate concert-goers.
Tony Cavallaro says he has not received any information from the DEC on where Albert is or his condition.
Record high winter temperatures have caused an early spike in the tick population in Western New York.
Early voting for the NY-26 special election begins on Saturday. Gary Dickson gives an update on his campaign.
A handshake agreement has been reached for a new state budget, but an uncertain approval timeline is leaving many school districts in limbo when it comes to finances.
Terrence Robinson has long opposed the idea of putting a cap over a stretch of the 33. Now he's taking the issue to the campaign trail.
A handshake agreement has been reached on a new state budget. What are the most important issues the deal addresses?
Kevyn Adams spoke to the media Tuesday after the firing of Sabres coach Don Granato, expressing his frustration with how the season went.
Israel's allies are cautioning against a widescale response to Iran after this past weekend's attacks.
Project Play is starting a new program for kids who want to play softball and baseball.
It was a season marked by inconsistent play and missed opportunities as the Sabres head home in April for the 13th straight year.
John Flynn, now with Lippes Mathia, says he'll be shocked if 12 jurors are found during the 2 week search.
It's been a challenge to find unbiased jurors in Donald Trump's hush money trial in New York.
West Seneca Schools named a new superintendent on Monday ahead of a vote on a new budget for the district that could see 47.5 workers laid off.
A growing amount of close calls between planes on runways is causing the FAA to test a new surveillance system, says Jim Ryan.
Donald Trump recently stated he would not support a nationwide ban on abortion if elected in November. Those comments have sparked a wider discussion on abortion across the US.
It's tax deadline day and Jim Ryan says there's a lot of people waiting until the last minute to file.
It's possible Iran's attack on Israel could prompt Republicans to agree to provide aid to Ukraine as part of an aid package for Israel.
What's the best way to utilize your tax return? Michael Angelucci from Level Financial Advisors has some tips.
The US and its European and Middle East allies helped Israel fend off an Iranian missile attack on Saturday.
Attorney Paul Cambria provided legal analysis during the OJ trial to WBEN as it unfolded.
Keith Radford says OJ Simpson before and after his 1995 murder trial were two different people.
ABC Political Director Rick Klein looks back at the week that was in American politics.
Brian Meyer traveled to Los Angeles to cover OJ Simpson's 1995 murder trial. He reflects on the media frenzy surrounding the case.
The BBB is warning of a new robocall scam that begins with a voice asking "can you hear me?" Jim Ryan explains how you can avoid getting tricked.
Local law enforcement made extra preparations prior to Monday's eclipse despite a lower than expected turnout.
Martin Derkowitz is one of three troopers who saved multiple pets from a burning home in Lockport on Sunday.
Don't expect a rate cut anytime soon as the Fed remains uncomfortable about inflation numbers.
ABC's Steven Portnoy discusses the former President's latest comments regarding abortion.
Buffalo Hostel Board President Katherine Pessecow reacts to the displacement of several residents after Buffalo inspectors shut off electricity to Hostel Buffalo Niagara.
Luke Combs will play back to back shows at Highmark Stadium next Friday and Saturday. Liz Mantel says it's one of those shows that will pull people in from other cities.
Come 2025, Medicare recipients will have their yearly prescription payments capped at $2,000.
The latest Consumer Price Index releases today. Michael Angelucci from Level Financial Advisors explains what the numbers mean.
The latest student loan forgiveness program from President Biden is once again cause for conversation.
With layoffs looming for staff at West Seneca schools, Chris Galley says it wouldn't be justified.
A new version of Scrabble that intends to make the game easier to play and less competitive is drawing criticism.
Music apps are getting in on the AI revolution as Spotify is now using AI to make playlists just based on a specific vibe. ABC's Mike Dobuski tells us more.
Don't throw those glasses out just yet! Joy Testa Cinquino from the Buffalo and Erie County Public Library says they can still be used to help others around the globe.
Niagara Falls was one of the biggest gathering points in the country for Monday's eclipse.
Visit Buffalo Niagara President & CEO Pat Kaler says people came from all over to take in the eclipse.
The forecast along the path of totality in Texas called for similar conditions to what we had locally. How did it pan out?
It's expected to be one of the busiest days in Buffalo's history as the solar eclipse passes overhead.
Educators have been at work teaching schoolkids about the science behind the total solar eclipse.
The Buffalo Police Department will have one of its largest deployments in recent memory today as crowds gather for the eclipse.
Andy Parker says even though there will be clouds that obstruct the sun, the experience of the eclipse will be something you'll never forget.
Eclipse viewers further south in Texas will be dealing with some cloud cover as the eclipse approaches.
"Not ideal conditions" is how National Weather Service meteorologist Tony Ansuini describes the eclipse viewing forecast.
Buffalo Police are ready for widespread gatherings all across the city during the eclipse.
What will people want to do after sitting around for a while waiting for the eclipse? EAT!
New York's presidential primary went under the radar as the suspense of the race fades. Also, the No Label party opts not to run.
The last time a total solar eclipse swept over Buffalo was 1925. Many of the same questions that were asked then are still being asked today.
A warm front will move in prior to Monday's eclipse, says NWS meteorologist Steve Welch.
Crime and Terrorism analyst Brad Garrett wonders if Israel has followed the rules of engagement in their war with Hamas as workers from an aid organization were killed by a military attack.
Greenville, South Carolina was in the path of totality in 2017. What kind of disruptions did they see?
A Massachusetts man suffering from end-stage kidney failure is the first living person to receive a pig kidney following a groundbreaking operation.
Bankrate's Ted Rossman says a "you only live once" attitude is causing credit card debt to balloon across the US.
ABC's Jordana Miller says there's "horror" among Israelis over the accidental killing of World Central Kitchen workers in Gaza.
We'll see a little snow Thursday but any wintry weather is expected to taper off by Monday.
The State's Department of Transportation is deploying extra equipment to the area in preparation of increased traffic.
There were no surprises during Tuesday's presidential primary. Also, what's the hold up with the state budget?
Tim Collins says excitement is picking up for the eclipse as road signs are deployed and meteorologists make their predictions.
Immediate Care has been preparing for a potential increase in illnesses and injuries as crowds gather to view the eclipse.
Google settled a major lawsuit yesterday over a private browsing mode in Google Chrome.
The forecast for next Monday looks pleasant at the moment, but cloud cover remains uncertain.
Is there anything at stake in Tuesday's presidential primaries? Also, how much do they cost?
ABC's Steven Portnoy has more on Donald Trump posting bond in his civil fraud case on Monday.
New York's presidential primaries take place on Tuesday, but there's not much at stake.
Soaking rains arrive today and Wednesday before shifting to wet snow. Also, what we know about the eclipse forecast.
Lee Weitz describes the intersection of the eclipse and spring break travel the "perfect storm" for the Airport.
Gmail launched 20 years ago today, changing the way we use email and store date. What does the future of email and data storage look like?
Tax refunds are coming in for many Americans. Jill Schlesinger has tips on how to be smart with your refund.
It will be a cozy Dyngus Day with temps in the low to mid-50s, but unsettled weather arrives later this week.
It's the earliest Opening Day in history for the Bisons. GM Anthony Sprague tells us all about what's new at the ballpark.
Disgraced crypto mogul Sam Bankman-Fried has been sentenced to 25 years in prison on fraud charges following the collapse of FTX.
The No Labels Movement is having difficulties launching its bid for 2024, leaving many to wonder if a third option for US elections is a pipe dream.
Father David LiPuma of Our Lady of Victory Basilica in Lackawanna talks about the true meaning of Easter.
It's the busiest weekend of the year at the Broadway Market. Linda Lund owns Babcia's Pierogi. She says around 350,000 pierogi are ready to go for the weekend.
Dyngus Day is next Monday, and Eddy Dobosiewicz says the holiday isn't being overshadowed by Easter or the Eclipse.
One of the biggest surprises out of the New York International Auto Show awards was Hyundai winning Best Design over Ferrari.
It's Erie County DA John Flynn's final day in office as he gets set to return to private practice.
It's the busiest time of the year for Platter's Chocolate as Easter baskets are ready for filling.
The cargo ship that crashed in to Baltimore's Key Bridge Tuesday was carrying hazardous materials, including lithium ion batteries and corrosives.
Brian Meyer is a former reporter for WBEN and The Buffalo News. He reflects on an incident in 1986 where a barge struck the Peace Bridge and the salvage operation that followed.
School districts along the line of totality for April 8th's eclipse will be closing for the day in many cities.
The NFL's new kickoff rule will change more than just how the game looks. It will also change how rosters are constructed.
Derricke Dennis is in Baltimore where recovery efforts are ongoing following the collapse of the Key Bridge.
The Common Council's Education Committee will meet this afternoon to discuss how to curve violence in Buffalo schools.
Jessica Bauer Walker is President of the Buffalo Schools Parent and Students Community Healthworker Association, shares her concerns over growing violence in Buffalo Schools.
An investigation is ongoing into the collapse of Baltimore's Francis Scott Key Bridge this morning.
Shohei Ohtani read a statement yesterday maintaining that he has never bet on sports following the dismissal of his interpreter over theft allegations tied to gambling.
The collapse of Baltimore's Francis Scott Key Bridge could lead to an increased focus on infrastructure in the US.
Bills beat reporter for WGR Sports Radio 550 Sal Capaccio says the door may be open for Tre White to return in the future, even if it's not this season. Also, what's a hip drop tackle?
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu will not send a delegation to Washington in protest of a UN vote on a ceasefire.
Jack O'Donnell of O'Donnell & Associates says there's still an awful lot to get done before New York's budget is passed.
Fights continue to be an issue in city schools like Riverside, and now concerns over the violence are growing after a video showed students fighting in a hallway.
A new lawsuit against Apple from the Biden Administration alleges the company uses their hardware and software ecosystem to build a monopoly.
President Biden announced student loan forgiveness for public sector workers on Thursday. Who's included?
A winter weather advisory is posted for Erie County from 5 Friday afternoon to 8 Saturday morning as a fresh snow fall sweeps over Buffalo.
Internet trolls are posing new threats to children online by tricking them into relationships and forcing them into self-harm and other dehumanizing acts.
The once-in-a-lifetime Total Solar Eclipse has created a great opportunity for local businesses to make new merchandise.
Automakers are receiving more time to develop tech that cuts down on greenhouse emissions.
Robert Corp represents Buffalo families calling for the return of fluoride to Buffalo's water. The lawsuit alleges dental damages of $160 million for residents of Buffalo.
Weight loss drugs like Ozempic are increasing in popularity. Steve Giroux tells us what demand is looking like at his pharmacies.
A new law that allows police in Texas to arrest migrants suspected of entering the US illegally continues to face holdups.
A State Justice ruled that a lawsuit that seeks to hold social media companies accountable for the Tops shooter's acts can move forward.
The city of Buffalo is growing closer to obtaining properties in the Cobblestone District that are owned by Darryl Carr.
What's changing following the settlement of a lawsuit against the National Association of Realtors?
The Supreme Court appeared to side with the Biden administration Monday regarding free speech on social media.
Former President Donald Trump failed to post bond in an effort to protect his business assets.
The Supreme Court continues to block a Texas law that would allow police to arrested migrants who are suspected to have entered the country illegally.
Snow will continue today and tomorrow with larger bursts Wednesday accompanied by 30-40 mph winds.
Former Erie County deputy clerk Alexander McDougall has been charged after stealing over $200,000 from the Clerk's Office. John Flynn tells us about the investigation.
Social media apps like TikTok are contributing to 'money dysmorphia' for many people largely due to what they see online.
Donald Trump used the word 'bloodbath' when referring to auto industry tariffs at a speech in Ohio. The Biden campaign is pushing back.
A lawsuit that accused the National Association of Realtors and other larger brokerage firms of conspiring to inflate home costs has been settled, and it means big changes for home buyers starting in July.
The World's Shortest St. Patrick's Day Parade lasts just 98 steps from the OLV National Shrine & Basilica to City Hall.
Sen. Chuck Schumer finds himself in the middle of several developments in the nation's capital.
ABC's Steven Portnoy details Sen. Schumer's speech to the Senate calling for new elections in Israel.
TikTok is at risk of being banned in the United States over security concerns tied to the app's Chinese ownership.
A big weekend of parades is ahead in Buffalo! Valley Community Association Executive Director Denise Pikuzinski tells us what's happening at the Old First Ward this weekend.
The Bills have lost some key pieces in free agency like Jordan Poyer and Leonard Floyd, but they've offset those losses by re-signing other important parts of the team.
A bill to ban TikTok heads to the Senate next after the House voted to ban the app Wednesday.
Republicans and Democrats in the House overwhelmingly voted to ban TikTok from the US Wednesday unless the app's China-based owners sell.
Babcia's Pierogi is a Broadway Market staple. Owner Linda Lund is getting set for the Market's busiest time of the year.
ABC's Jim Ryan analyzes a new list that shows what vehicles are stolen the most in the US. The top spot might surprise you.
Attorney Robert Hur was grilled by Democrats and Republicans Tuesday regarding his report on President Biden's health.
Many school districts are facing budget issues, especially Hamburg which has been forced to layoff 20 staff members.
West Seneca Supervisor Gary Dickson was part of the board that decided on whether Erie County lawmakers should receive pay raises.
The Erie County Citizen Salary Review Commission has submitted their recommendation for pay raises for Erie County lawmakers. Also, what's happening with the County's bond resolution?
Michael Cornell addresses the District's decision to layoff 20 teachers, faculty and staff following a packed school board meeting Tuesday.
ABC's Jim Ryan says there's been another twist in Uvalde, TX as parents of students at Robb Elementary look for answers as to why police officers are being held accountable.
TikTok is facing a ban in the United States over concerns that the Chinese government can use the app to collect date from users.
Banks are making it tough for developers to secure financing for development projects across the region.
A press conference will be held later this month to update progress on the 5/14 Memorial Commission's plans for a tribute to those killed in the Tops shooting.
ABC Law Enforcement reporter Luke Barr has more on a Senate briefing on Monday held by the nation's top intelligence agencies.
Donald Trump and Joe Biden can clinch their parties' nominations during Tuesday's primaries. But what issues will they be discussing in the lead-up to November? Also, TikTok's future is in question.
Law enforcement is trying to crack down on counterfeit goods, but many consumers don't care if the product is real or not.
Steve Roberts says there's unhappiness in both parties, but the election will remain close up until November.
Oppenheimer dominated the Academy Awards Sunday night, and John Cena had a show-stealing moment when presenting an award.
Home reassessment plans have created confusion throughout Amherst. Former Assessor David Marrano dives in to what reassessment includes.
A vote on whether to ban TikTok in the US will be held in the House this week. But former president Donald Trump could be the x-factor in the vote.
National Weather Service Meteorologist Dave Thomas says the snow that's fallen around the Buffalo Metro will likely all melt on Monday as temperatures reach the 40s. We'll eventually be back in the 50s and 60 this week.
Cobra isn't a snake, he's a dog that actually resembles more of a hyena with a goofy and loving personality!
The Variety Kids Telethon will be held March 9th and 10th with 80% of the money going to Oishei Children's Hospital and 20% going to other children's charities.
Jim Dailey tells us about this year's celebration which will honor Bills play-by-play man John Murphy.
There's lot's of confusion among Amherst residents over reassessment notices that have been sent to homeowners.
The amount of people in Western New York for April 8th's eclipse will be akin to the amount of people in town for a Super Bowl.
Rick Klein says President Biden was more "feisty and energized" than he has been in a while during his State of the Union address Thursday.
The President's State of the Union address Thursday featured division across the aisle as Biden addressed Trump and important election issues like immigration and abortion.
Tim Collins from the Buffalo Eclipse Consortium and the 7th Magnitude Podcast has been traveling along the centerline preparing residents and businesses for April 8th's eclipse.
National Weather Service Meteorologist Dave Thomas says the majority of the snow will fall south of Buffalo.
The threat of Chinese cyberattacks on US infrastructure appears to be more pervasive, though all the answers aren't available yet.
The Sabres traded Casey Mittelstadt to the Avalanche on Wednesday. Are there more moves coming?
Wayne Aldinger from Aldinger Farms in Alden says he's concerned over the warm temps that have been over WNY.
Construction has been delayed again at Heritage Point. Buffalo Council Member Mitch Nowakowski says the project's development is integral to the growth of the city.
President Biden will discuss his administration's accomplishments in front of a divided Congress Thursday night.
The Erie County Citizen Salary Review Commission has made its recommendation on raises for elected officials.
Many fans say the roster moves made by the Bills mark the end of an era for the team. In many ways it is, but Sal Capaccio says no successful team has gone without changes.
Jonathan Sanger worked on "Cabrini", the film that was largely shot in Buffalo and releases on Friday. He says Buffalo is more attractive than ever for film makers.
Nikki Haley will drop out of the race for the Republican nomination Wednesday morning following a Super Tuesday rout.
Nikki Haley is dropping out of the race for the Republican nomination. Early reports say she won't immediately endorse Donald Trump.
Season ticket holders will soon be able to visit the Bills Stadium Experience at the Walker Center in Williamsville. John Cimperman of Barnstorm Sports + Entertainment has experience with similar projects.
Attorney Peter Allen Weinmann from Wolfgang & Weinmann specializes in challenging tax assessments. His firm has heard lots of complaints from Amherst residents over reassessment efforts in the town.
15 states will hold their primaries today as the nation marches closer to a Biden-Trump rematch.
Apple's dream of developing a car is likely done as resources are diverted to other projects.
The Supreme Court ruled unanimously in favor of Donald Trump Monday, allowing him to be placed back on the ballot in Colorado.
Tim Tielman is retiring, leaving his role as Director of the Campaign for Greater Buffalo. He reflects on his time in that role and his memories of preserving Buffalo's architectural history.
The Supreme Court decided unanimously on Monday that it is not the right of states to remove Presidential candidates from ballots. It was the first time they ruled on Section 3 of the 14th Amendment.
April 8th's Total Solar Eclipse will move diagonally across Texas before arrive in WNY.
Monday's unseasonal warmth will carry on into Tuesday with temperatures again hitting 70.
The Supreme Court is expected to make a ruling on whether Donald Trump will remain disqualified from Colorado ballots around 10 a. m. Monday morning.
The Town of Amherst has started sending assessment notices to residents. What's the impact on home owners?
Nikki Haley picked up a win in the DC Republican primary, but the win has done little to quell expectations of a Trump rout on Super Tuesday.
More people are moving back in with their parents according to new data from Pew Research Center.
The Shamrock Run is one of the nation's largest races, and this year's race happens tomorrow.
Buffalo firefighter Jason Arno lost his life one year ago battling a blaze on Main Street. A remembrance ceremony will be held in Buffalo Friday morning.
Hope Rises, a local non-profit, is working with the Firefighter Arno Memorial Foundation to remember the fallen Buffalo firefighter.
Both President Biden and Donald Trump visited the southern border on Thursday as they pick up efforts to sway voters.
The Supreme Court is reviewing whether bump stocks, the gun modification that played a part in the 2017 Las Vegas shooting, can be legally banned by the federal government.
With Mitch McConnell announcing he will step down from his leadership role in the Senate, Carl Calabrese says the former President might try and influence who takes over the role.
Governor Kathy Hochul has shared he support for legal dispensaries while calling for a crackdown on illegal vape shops.
Bills Beat Reporter Sal Capaccio says of all the data collected at the NFL Scouting Combine, it's the information that's gathered off the field that's most important for NFL teams.
AAA Insurance Manager Dave Kirst outlines what vehicles are included in a class action lawsuit that could give their owners compensation.
The Supreme Court will rule on whether Donald Trump is immune from prosecution for his alleged role in the January 6th Capitol riot.
President Biden is set to visit the southern border Thursday to meet with Border Patrol agents, law enforcement and local leaders on the flow of migrants.
If you plan on going for a walk, make sure you do it before the afternoon as you might get caught in rapidly changing weather conditions.
The Bills are up against the cap, but they're getting a little relief from a league-wide increase.
4Chan is one of the social media companies being sued for their alleged role in providing a platform for the Tops shooting. Attorney Kristen Elmore Garcia explains the judge's decision.
Wendy's will be trying a new pricing model where menu items are more expensive during peak hours of the day.
A cold front will move into Western New York Wednesday afternoon bringing high winds and sinking temperatures. It won't last long though.
Barcelona, Spain hosts the annual Mobile World Congress tech show. Among the items being shown off is a transparent laptop.
The WNY Law Enforcement Helpline provides support for officers that are dealing with trauma resulting from being involved in a shooting.
It's the first day of the NFL Combine and with every team in town, discussions are expected to get underway on everything from trades to rule changes.
A public meeting will be held Monday night at Creekside Banquet Center regarding the proposal to move USPS mail processing out of Buffalo.
The Supreme Court is deciding whether states can regulate social media companies and how they enforce their terms of service.
Don't expect much entertainment in New York's primary this year. Also, it's primary day in Michigan.
Fatal accidents involving pedestrians have increased since the start of the pandemic. It's a lingering effect of decreased traffic enforcement.
WNY Foster Closet helps foster families provide clothes to children who often come to their new homes with nothing.
The NFL Combine begins in Indianapolis this week and all of the league's decision makers will be in attendance.
Donald Trump secured a victory in Nikki Haley's home state of South Carolina. Also, Trump might face challenges from Independents in November.
Subpoenas are being issued for officers in Uvalde, TX over their reaction to the Robb Elementary shooting.
AT&T says the outage that affected customers on Thursday was caused by a software glitch. Also, the US is back on the moon!
The South Carolina GOP primary is tomorrow. Also, the US prepares sanctions for Russia.
The US and European Union will be issuing around 500 additional sanctions against Russia as international backlash continues following the death of Alexei Navalny.
Cabrini, the period piece filmed in Buffalo has been given a release date of March 8th.
Gary Dickson will campaign against State Senator TIm Kennedy to take over the empty seat in the House representing NY-26.
President Biden is reportedly considering new border restrictions which could potentially bar migrants from seeking asylum if they enter the US illegally.
Oxford Pennant is featuring Buffalo businesses as part of their "Best Seat in the Universe" contest.
The Buffalo Naval and Military Park will host an eclipse viewing event aboard the USS Little Rock in April.
Nikki Haley continues to position herself as an alternative despite the odds being against her in the South Carolina Primary.
Tim Collins from the Buffalo Eclipse Consortium talks about growing traffic concerns over the eclipse.
Today marks one month since the Bills' loss to Kansas City which prompted a wave of donations to the local cat adoption shelter.
The Sabres playoff chances are close to being finished as they sit 12 points out of the playoffs with 27 games to play.
Jimmy Carter has been receiving hospice care for a year as of Monday. Kelley Clem hopes the former President is changing the perception of hospice.
Erie County Democrats have been making news with candidate endorsements for upcoming elections, but Republicans in the county have been relatively quiet.
Former President Donald Trump on social media Monday compared himself to deceased Russian opposition leader Alexei Navalny, who died last week in prison.
Congress is once again on vacation as a shutdown looms. Also, Biden to meet with Mike Johnson, and what are Nikki Haley's chances going forward?
Russia has taken complete control of the Ukrainian city of Avdiivka. This happening as Putin faces international backlash over the death of opposition leader Alexei Navalny.
Several significant moments in the history of the Presidency have taken place in Buffalo.
The proposal to put a cap on a stretch of the 33 continues to receive opposition from local advocates.
Relief from frigid temperatures is coming later this week, with a warming trend beginning on Tuesday.
Russian opposition leader Alexei Navalny was reported dead today by Russian authorities. Also, the latest on Russia's plans to put nuclear weapons in space.
A nine person panel is reviewing the salaries of Erie County lawmakers to determine if legislators should receive a pay raise.
Erie County Legislator April Baskin received the Democratic endorsement for Tim Kennedy's 63rd State Senate seat on Thursday.
Amherst's Planning Board recommended the town move forward with rezoning for the site of the Boulevard Mall. Also, the latest on Costco.
Executive Director for Buffalo's Office of Strategic Planning Brendan Mehaffy discusses the City's approval of the Perry Projects redevelopment project.
The shooting in Kansas City has many thinking about security at a massive event coming to Buffalo.
Erie County Legislator John Mills explains why he is against a raise for he and his colleagues.
Today will be wintry but not as snowy as Thursday. A warmup is expected in the middle of next week.
There's been lots of talk about Donald Trump and President Biden's age leading up to the election. Also, the South Carolina primary is next up.
Reaction continues to pour in following yesterday's shooting at the Chiefs' Super Bowl parade.
Jeff Rinaldo of Vista Security Group says shootings at massive events like the Chiefs' Super Bowl parade are a "police officer's worst nightmare."
Sources tell ABC that Russia intends to put nuclear weapons in space in an effort to take out satellites.
Seasonal Affective Disorder is affecting many people across the globe. Now, a shooting in Kansas City could compound those feelings of depression and even trigger PTSD for some people.
A border bill remains a source of contention in DC. Also, looking at aid for Ukraine and Israel.
Calvary Episcopal in Williamsville is offering Ashes to Go for observers that don't have time to stop into church on Ash Wednesday.
Erie County Democrats will make an endorsement for Tim Kennedy's State Senate seat, which will be vacated if he wins April 30th's special election.
It doesn't happen often, but Valentine's Day is coinciding with the start of Lent. Father Paul Seil talks about ways you can plan your day.
One of the big advertisers during the Super Bowl was Temu, an Amazon-like online retailer that sells products at ultra cheap prices. But can the site be trusted?
A special election will be held April 30th to name former Rep. Brian Higgins' replacement in the House.
The Senate passed a funding bill for Ukraine and Israel Tuesday morning. Does it have a chance of getting through the House?
President Biden and Donald Trump face questions about their age as they approach a Presidential rematch.
There's some unforeseen factors you may have to consider when buying your Valentine's Day gift.
The President's personal attorney is now pushing back against Special Council Robert Hur's report to the Supreme Court.
This year's Super Bowl came with all the glitz and glam that's expected of the nation's biggest sporting event.
Alex Stone is in Las Vegas, where the party at Allegiant Stadium went on for hours following the game.
New data shows what the average age is for couples to get married. Also, are couples combining their money or keeping it separate?
Snow will return to Western New York this week after a brief respite late last week and over the weekend.
Alex Stone tells us how things are looking in Las Vegas. Also, how much does it cost to get in?
Special Counsel Robert Hur questioned the President's mental acuity in a report to the Justice Department Thursday, suggesting he not be charged for his handling of classified documents.
Special Counsel Robert Hur said Thursday that President Biden should not be charged for how he handled classified documents, saying a jury would find the President a "sympathetic, well-meaning elderly man with a poor memory."
We're just two days away from the Super Bowl! Hear about what's going on in Las Vegas leading up to the game.
The FCC says voice-changing AI cannot be used in political ads, citing a 30 year old law allowing people to opt out from receiving political robocalls.
ESPN, FOX and Warner Brothers Discovery are teaming up to launch a new sports streaming platform. But what does it include?
A developer has been named that will restore Buffalo's Central Terminal over the next 10 years.
We're just 60 days away from the total solar eclipse in Western New York! Tim Collins tells us how you can best observe the eclipse.
For the first time in its history the Supreme Court will rule on whether Section 3 of the 14th Amendment applies to the Presidency.
A new report shows that Americans are carrying record high credit card debt. What's causing it?
A new study shows that shoppers are leaving the self-checkout line and going back to traditional checkout lanes.
The possibilities seem endless for food that can give you a buzz now that a Chicago company has made wing sauce with THC.
Brian Eldridge of Courier College Prep tells us whether SAT scores might soon become a requirement for more schools after Dartmouth reinstated them for incoming students.
There's a lot that goes into supplying and maintaining body cameras for police departments. Jeff Rinaldo discusses the cost of retaining footage and what factors determine whether a police department uses bodycams.
Mayor Byron Brown is heading to Albany today, joining other mayors as part of the annual state budget process.
Terry Connors explains why no charges have been brought against the parents of Tops shooter Payton Gendron as the mother of a Michigan school shooter faces charges.
If the Senate's immigration bill can't advance any further, then what other legislation won't be able to get through?
Despite support from Mitch McConnell and the Border Patrol union the immigration bill in DC appears to be doomed.
The palace announced yesterday that King Charles III has been diagnosed with cancer just 18 months after taking the throne.
Crews were hard at work over the weekend filling potholes in Buffalo. Nate Marton says they made good progress.
A bipartisan bill that includes changes to border policy is facing an uphill battle from both sides of the aisle. Also, Nikki Haley appears on SNL. Will it change anything?
The Grammys featured a memorable duet and Billy Joel's first new song in three decades.
What do the first days of filing season look like? Esther Gulyas says it's a lot of families and younger filers.
Fear of a more widespread war is growing after the US conducted strikes against targets in Iraq, Syria and Yemen.
How serious are the rumblings of Nikki Haley being asked to leave the race? And the text of a border deal will reportedly be released this weekend.
Jeff Boron from SendYourKidsToCollege.org says be patient while waiting out FAFSA delays.
The mother of a Michigan school shooter was on the witness stand yesterday as she faces charges of involuntary manslaughter charges related to her son's crimes.
Social media CEOs were forced to answer to parents and lawmakers on Capitol Hill Wednesday over the affect their platforms have on children.
The State Department has put out a travel advisory for tourists bound for the Bahamas as violent crime is on the rise.
Friday is Brian Higgins' final day in the House of Representatives as he steps down to become the President of Shea's Performing Arts Center.
Brad Garrett discusses yesterday's hearing on Capitol Hill where social media CEOs heard criticism from parents of children that took their own life following social media use.
The US has identified the group responsible for Sunday's attacks on US soldiers in Jordan.
President Biden says he knows how the US will respond to militants that killed three US soldiers in a drone attack.
A Jackie Robinson statue that was stolen in Wichita has been found. Police are confident they'll find the perpetrators.
Paul Cambria gives his perspective on why Amazon is changing their policy towards police departments obtaining Ring camera footage.
Amazon has discontinued its service that allows police departments to request footage from doorbell cams.
New information has been revealed regarding a fatal attack against a US base in Jordan.
Congress is again at odds over impeachment articles for the Homeland Security Secretary and immigration policy.
Analysts within the gambling industry say rising numbers in betting is reflective of growing consumer confidence.
Donald Trump is asking Republicans not to pass the border deal even though it's in its final stages.
P.U.N.T. Pediatric Cancer Collaborative Executive Director Gwen Mysiak tells us how the foundation gives back to the community.
Interest in April's Eclipse is already nearing a peak as hotel rooms are booked and preparations are made all across WNY.
The eclipse is in April but it's not too soon to start preparing for some lesser thought-of side-effects of the once in a lifetime event.
House Republicans unveiled two articles of impeachment against Homeland Security Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas, alleging he refused to enforce immigration law.
Filing season is here and Jill Schlesinger has tips on how to get the most out of your return.
Nick Langworthy discusses efforts to keep natural gas as an energy source in NY and the proposed move of Buffalo mail processing plant to Rochester.
New Hampshire is in the books. Rick Klein talks about the primary results and more happenings in DC.
Parts of Erie and Niagara counties, including Buffalo are under a Flood Warning until 1:15 Friday afternoon.
Erie County District Attorney John Flynn will leave office on March 31st to return to private practice. He reflects on what his office achieved during his two terms.
Ice jams remain in the Buffalo River and Cazenovia Creek as downpours fall across Buffalo.
OLV Charities received a $1.25 Million grant from Lilly Endowment to develop a new parenting initiative.
The outpouring of support for Bills kicker Tyler Bass continues as Ten Lives Club is closing in on $300k in donations in Bass' name.
Snow on roofs will continue to melt over the next few days and there's important steps to take to avoid damage to your home.
Airlines have received manuals for the problematic Boeing planes, allowing crews to perform repairs when needed.
Dense Fog and Flood Watches have been issued for Erie County as the big meltdown continues from this month's snowstorms.
No AI system is perfect, which is why companies like Microsoft and Google are still working on ways to refine their products.
Donald Trump secured the victory yesterday in the New Hampshire primary, taking a commanding lead in the race for the Republican nomination.
The 5/14 Memorial Commission held a meeting yesterday to share the final results of the public survey regarding a memorial for victims and survivors of the Tops shooting.
Donald Trump is closing in on the Republican nomination after winning New Hampshire, establishing a commanding lead.
There will no doubt be changes to the Bills' roster this offseason. But how much of that turnover will affect the Bills 'championship window'?
Members of the Bills spoke on Monday following their bitter end to the season on Sunday.
Another contentious Amherst Town Board meeting took place yesterday as residents voiced their opposition to an 11.4% tax hike in this year's budget. Also, a challenge to the Amherst Central Park project.
Moderates and independents could be the key for Nikki Haley gaining a victory in New Hampshire.
New Hampshire is a small state with potentially big implications for whoever wins its primary.
Federal agents will be allowed to cut wires that could pose a danger to migrants coming to the US following a decision from the Supreme Court Monday.
Ron DeSantis pulled out of the race for the GOP nomination in 2024 just two days before the New Hampshire primary. What did he do wrong?
The race for the Republican nomination in 2024 received a shakeup on Sunday as Ron DeSantis dropped out of the race.
The S&P 500 reached a new high last week and a majority of adults are invested in the stock market.
A grand jury has been empaneled in Uvalde, TX as criminal charges may be filed against law enforcement involved in the response to the Uvalde shooting.
Will Taylor Swift be in town for the Bills game? Will there be a ban on Taylor Swift songs in-stadium? Find out!
'The Hammer' says his lot will be good to go when Bills fans head to the game this Sunday.
It's becoming a playoff tradition: Bills vs. Chiefs takes place again on Sunday night with a trip to the AFC Championship on the line.
The City of Buffalo is using a new method of clearing snow that requires a good deal of cooperation with the public.
Crews have been working tirelessly to clean up Erie County after two straight winter storms.
The lake effect band that tormented Erie County all week is finally gone. So what's next?
The Erie County Federation of Snowmobile Clubs has yet to receive any communication from the county regarding snow assistance.
The city of Buffalo will continue to cleanup snow from this week's lake effect storm throughout Thursday.
The Lake Effect warning will end tonight as the north and south towns prepare for a few more inches of snow.
The south towns got slammed overnight with 1-2 feet of snow. Hear what the outlook is for today and when the snow will leave.
Donald Trump was victorious in Iowa Monday night, taking the first steps towards the Republican nomination for the 2024 election.
How much longer will Trump's rivals stay in the race for the 2024 Republican nomination after his victory in Iowa?
The Bills have a chance to exorcise their '13 seconds' demons this Sunday against the Chiefs.
Matt Gutman talks about his new book "No Time To Panic" about his success in conquering anxiety.
Larry Scott voices his support for cameras on the exterior of buses. Also, more on new protocols for sporting events at Buffalo schools following fights.
A former NFL.com writer has made allegations of racism against Bills and Sabres owner Terry Pegula.
A new Siena poll was released yesterday showing support for work and citizenship access for migrants.
The popularity of fantasy sports can change how sports lovers root for teams across all major leagues.
The standoff between Disney and Charter, the parent company of Spectrum Cable, is going into day number 7. It goes much deeper than just money.
Chris Brown will call the Bills season opener on Monday. He previews the matchup against Aaron Rodgers' Jets.
Hawaii is urging tourists to come back as Maui recovers from last month's devastating wildfires.
The Fed is still chasing their 2% target rate for inflation. Sarah Foster says there has been progress.
Tomorrow is the first day of school for many students at Buffalo Public Schools. District Superintendent Dr. Tonja Williams tells us what's new this year.
Federal prosecutors are seeking an indictment of Hunter Biden before the end of the month.
There's been little movement in negotiations between the County and local snowmobile clubs regarding a working relationship during winter storms.
A Town Board meeting was held last night in Amherst where residents sounded off on the migrant crisis.
Michael Cornell discusses the start of the school year in the Hamburg School District, including the importance of mental health.
A brand new elementary school has opened in Tonawanda, with three elementary schools now being condensed into one new building.
The Buffalo & Erie County Library is getting ready for the start of the school year and taking measures to curve disruptions at the downtown library.
Going to school can be a stressful experience everyday for students K-12. Dr. Michael Cummings from ECMC discusses the challenges that children face preparing for the new year.
President Joe Biden gave a speech to workers on Labor Day akin to a campaign stump, reinforcing his support for labor.
The Senate returns from recess today with the potential of a government shutdown looming. Also, auto workers getting ready for a potential strike.
Heat indexes will reach the mid-90s across parts of Western New York through today and tomorrow.
Technology is seemingly getting more complicated everyday. Mike Dobuski looks at where some of the biggest advancements are being made across the tech world.
Jack O'Donnell looks at whether the numerous challenges that Mark Poloncarz faced in August will affect his election chances.
It was an eventful week for top figures in the GOP as Donald Trump has plead not guilty in Georgia and questions have popped up again over Mitch McConnell's health.
Former President Trump has entered a not guilty plea in Georgia, avoiding a televised arraignment.
Companies across the US are using Labor Day as a benchmark for return to office policies.
Cybercriminals are impersonating others online and tricking people into clicking on links that steal your data.
Former Western New Yorker Martha Meegan talks about the preparations she and her neighbors made for Hurricane Idalia.
The National Buffalo Wing Festival takes place this weekend at Highmark Stadium in Orchard Park.
Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell froze again yesterday during a press briefing. It's the 2nd such incident to occur in recent months.
Eight Days of Hope is working on a plan to get volunteers down to Florida to assist in cleanup efforts following Hurricane Idalia.
Andy Parker shares what stands out about this hurricane and what effect it will have on Florida.
Nick Allen is the Brand Manager at Gainesville's WSKY where his team is waiting for the arrival of Idalia.
A public meeting was held in Cheektowaga yesterday where residents expressed their concerns over the migrant crisis.
The price for a pack of cigarettes is going up $1 Friday as part of a state policy meant to curve cigarette use.
Rosanna Berardi looks at the legal process for migrants. Also, how long could this population be in Western New York?
March 4th, 2024 is the date that has been set for the start of Donald Trump's trial in Fulton County, GA, the day bfore "Super Tuesday."
Donald Trump continues to use his mugshot that was taken last week in Georgia to his advantage, plastering it on campaign fundraising material.
Despite a plethora of legal problems, Donald Trump continues to be the favorite for the 2024 Republican nomination. 'I long ago lost the ability to be surprised by Donald Trump,' Steven Portnoy says.
A hotel on Genesee Street that has been housing migrants for several weeks was evacuated Sunday night after a sprinkler system malfunctioned. Brian Nowak comments on their status. Also, the latest on the Dingens Street hotel.
The Bills will have to cut their roster down to 53 players by tomorrow at 4p.m. Sal Capaccio previews what the Bills roster will look like at the end of Tuesday.
John Mika is the founder of The Teacher's Desk, an organization that assists teachers in securing classroom supplies. What exactly do they do? The group lets teachers shop for free to help students in need. They give away about $8 million in school supplies every year. They give away everything from toothpaste to pencils and books. Get more information on www.theteachersdesk.org
There are hearings today in two separate cases against Donald Trump as arguments are presented in the Georgia indictment and January 6th case.
Economists the world over were watching last Friday's Fed meeting at Jackson Hole, Wyoming with an eye on inflation numbers.
Bullying is on the rise both at school and online as the school year begins across the country.
Carl Calabrese looks at the police report that named Mark Poloncarz in a domestic incident and how it may effect the coming election.
The Bills play their final preseason game tomorrow and there is still plenty that has to be decided before the regular season begins.
The former president's team already has plans to use his mug shot in campaign materials.
Donald Trump had his mug shot taken yesterday. Steven Portnoy details what's next for all of the defendants in the case in Fulton County, GA.
Ken Kruly of Politics and Other Stuff analyzes the allegations made yesterday against Mark Poloncarz. Also, who's responsible for the migrant crisis?
Several local companies contributed to the success of NASA's recent Artemis I operation.
Congressman Nick Langworthy talks about the migrant crisis as it relates to the country as a whole.
Several employees are at risk of seeing their employees go on strike, including in the shipping and auto industries.
The first GOP presidential debate takes place tonight, while Donald Trump will provide counter programming via an interview with Tucker Carlson.
Cheektowaga Town Supervisor Diane Benczkowski said yesterday that the County informed her migrants being housed at the Dingens hotel will be relocated to a hotel in Amherst. Amherst Supervisor Brian Kulpa though says that's not the full story.
Debate season gets started tonight with the first GOP presidential debate taking place.
A former Mar-a-Lago employee has changed his story and is set to co-operate with investigators in the stolen documents case against Donald Trump.
The first debate for GOP presidential hopefuls takes place tonight, but the front-runner will be absent.
The state of Texas argues that the floating buoys in the Rio Grande should stay in the water and are a legitimate way to deter illegal immigration.
A new Siena poll shows an overwhelming majority of New Yorkers believe the influx of migrants to the state is a serious problem.
The United States is seeing sustained levels of violence and vandalism stemming from online rhetoric.
Dr. Bonita Durand comments on the end of a housing agreement with Jericho Road for 44 migrants. Also, students move in to dorms today.
Dr. Myron Glick from Jericho Road Community Health Center details what led to Buffalo State University's decision to remove 44 migrants from on-campus housing. Also, where are those individuals staying now?
Former President Donald Trump will turn himself in at Fulton County jail in Georgia this week in the case alleging he tried to overturn the election.
The clock is ticking for individuals who want to join a lawsuit against Facebook regarding data leaks.
Steve Roberts looks ahead to Wednesday when GOP presidential candidates take the debate stage for the first time.
There has been a noticeable increase in applications for CPR and AED training since the cardiac arrest of Bills player Damar Hamlin.
Michael Cornell looks at preparations being made across multiple school districts for the coming school year.
Brian Kulpa has the latest on where the Costco project stands as it moves through final planning stages.
Airlines are putting their foot down on customers who purchase low-price, multi-legged flights with the intention of getting off at a stopover in an effort to save money.
Gina Lattuca from the SPCA Serving Erie County tells us all about this week's newshound.
It's the final 3 days of the Erie County Fair. Fair manager Jessica Underberg tells us what you should do if you're looking to visit one more time.
The first GOP Presidential debate takes place next Wednesday. Geoffrey Skelley tells us what to expect.
Chris Brown remembers the great Rick Jeanneret. Also, what to watch for during tomorrow's 2nd preseason game.
A memo has leaked that shows how the DeSantis campaign seeks to attack Vivek Ramaswamy, a fellow GOP Presidential candidate who is rising in the polls.
Some grand jurors in the Georgia case against Donald Trump have received threats after their identities were revealed.
Alex Stone provides an update from Maui where the emergency services chief has resigned following the island's failure to activate emergency sirens.
Target has slashed profit expectations for its stores over concerns regarding the economy.
Brad Garrett explains how RICO laws are being applied to the case against Donald Trump in Georgia.
A new state law requires insurance carriers to automatically enroll clients into a supplemental spousal insurance coverage package.
Larry Scott discusses the city's preparation for the coming school year as well as changes such as the three bell system.
Alex Stone reports from Maui where aid continues to come in to help with recovery from wildfires.
Madden 24 officially releases tomorrow and it's the first time a player from a Buffalo team is featured on the cover of a major sports title.
Longtime area concert promoter Donnie Tomasulo takes a look at whether Luke Combs can sell enough tickets over two nights to make his duo of shows in Orchard Park a success.
Carl Calabrese analyzes the indictment of Donald Trump and 18 others in Georgia and what it means for his campaign.
Dr. Myron Glick gives his thoughts on the migrant program in Erie County. Also, insight on migrant students attending local schools.
Alex Stone reports live from Maui where bodies continue to be recovered following last week's wildfires.
Luke Combs is coming to Highmark Stadium for back to back shows next April. Liz Mantel tells us whether Combs can sellout the stadium on both nights.
A new Gallup poll shows 97% of American adults carry a cell phone with them wherever they go.
Terry Connors of Connors LLP explains how this indictment is different from the others.
8 Days of Hope is working on a plan to get volunteer to Maui to assist those affected by the wildfires.
Matthew Covert discusses the state of travel to Hawaii as the state recovers from last week's wildfires.
Officials in Maui say there was not enough time to enact the Emergency Alert System as wildfires spread rapidly across the island.
A grand jury in Georgia indicted the former president and 18 confidants yesterday on charges of attempting to overturn election results.
Several airlines are working together with Google to limit negative effects from contrails, the clouds of vapor that trail behind airplanes.
Alex Stone describes the scene in Maui following devastating wildfires that swept across the island last week.
As communities across the US face issues with housing migrants, political analyst Steve Roberts explains what steps can be taken by the government to improve the situation.
Jay O'Brien has the latest on what the federal government is doing to assist in Hawaii. Also, will President Biden visit?
The US Geological Survey is conducting research on the influence of noise from research vessels on fish populations in Lake Erie.
A restraining order will remain in effect for the next two weeks on the approval of new licenses for marijuana dispensaries in New York State.
With students heading back to college over the next two weeks, Jill Schlesinger has advice for students that are receiving financial support from their family.
New data shows the amount of women that drink alcohol is catching up to the amount of men that drink alcohol.
The Bills start the preseason tomorrow and fans are getting ready for new traffic patterns and parking procedures.
A federal judge will hear the case this morning of whether Donald Trump will be able to discuss evidence from the January 6th case. ABC's Steven Portnoy With More on Trump's lawyers and attempts to reign him in.
Rick Klein recaps the week in politics. ABC News Political Director Rick Klein recaps this week in politics including the latest in Donald Trump's trial and the Hunter Biden case
The scene on the island of Maui has been described as looking like a warzone as wildfires continue to devastate the Hawaiian island. ABC's Alex Stone reveals the latest on the devastation in Maui.
FeedMore WNY will hold its inaugural Party at the Pier next Friday to raise money for the hungry in Buffalo.
Ghost guns are once again being focused on by the federal government after the Supreme Court reinstated regulations earlier this week.
Governor Kathy Hochul introduced a new cybersecurity plan yesterday that will assist localities across the state with their security systems.
The process for prosecuting migrants that commit crimes is a long one, with criminal and immigration agencies involved.
President Biden signed an executive order yesterday that restricts Americans from investing in certain sectors of China's tech industry, including AI.
The three year pause on student loan repayments is coming to an end, leaving many to wonder how they will resume paying.
Zoom has changed their terms of service to allow the company to use user recordings to train their artificial intelligence algorithms.
The Buffalo Police Department has seen some positive signs since employing helicopters and unmarked cars to halt vehicle thefts.
Zoom is asking employees to come back to the office to work, but getting employees to do so won't be so easy.
A migrant being housed in a Cheektowaga hotel was arrested yesterday on three charges, including rape. Cheektowaga Councilmember Brian Nowak reacts to the incident which is drawing questions towards the county's asylum policy.
The Erie County Fair opens this morning at 11 featuring the usual assortment of fun activities and food options.
The Supreme Court voted yesterday to bring back regulations on 'ghost guns', which are firearms without serial numbers.
A lawsuit filed by four veterans alleging unfair prioritization in the issuance of licenses for weed shops has led to a temporary restraining order on the entire process.
Popular YouTube Mr. Beast is suing the company that makes his "Mr. Beast Burger", which is part of the "ghost restaurant" trend on online food ordering apps.
Scammers are posing as airlines to take advantage of customers experiencing flight delays.
Canterra Cannabis is WNY's first marijuana delivery service, offering an Amazon-like experience for customers.
New statistics released by the Erie County Opioid Task Force shows the county is on a record pace for opioid related deaths.
Donald Trump's legal team is arguing that the former President's post on social media about "coming after" his political opponents doesn't pertain to the January 6th case.
Questions are now being asked about whether former President Donald Trump's claims about the 2020 election are protected free speech or not.
As kids get set to head back to school health experts are warning parents to get their children back into an academic state of mind, and that includes earlier bed times and less time on the phone.
Donald Trump faces 78 charges cross 3 different cases. Steve Roberts provides a look inside how Trump's defense team will approach the charges.
The start of the Fall semester is three week's away. Trocaire College President Dr. Bassam Deeb talks about preparations among staff.
Brian Kulpa discusses his town's after-action report regarding response to the Christmas blizzard. Also, the latest on Costco coming to Amherst.
Prosecutors in the January 6th case are seeking a protective order that will prevent the former President from publicly discussing evidence.
The Fed continues to increase interest rates in an effort to curtail inflation, but when does it end?
The cost of a traditional funeral totals $7,800 according to data collected in 2021. The high costs are making families seek other methods for honoring loved ones.
Gina Lattuca from the SPCA Serving Erie County tells us all about this week's Newshound!
Taylor Swift announced 6 Toronto dates for her Eras Tour next Fall. There's already a demand even in Buffalo.
WGR's Sal Capaccio tells fans what to expect if they're attending today's practice at Highmark Stadium.
Donald Trump plead not guilty yesterday at the federal court building in D.C. to charges that he attempted to subvert democracy and overturn the 2020 election.
Former President Donald Trump plead not guilty yesterday to charges that he plotted to subvert democracy.
The Bills return to Highmark Stadium today for a blue vs. red practice, marking the first event at the stadium since groundbreaking on the Bills' future home.
It took more than a decade, but a lightbulb ban introduced by Barack Obama has finally been put into effect. Though not all bulbs are effected by the ban.
Security has been increased in the nation's capital ahead of today's arraignment of Donald Trump in the January 6th case.
The Eden Corn Fest begins today and festival President Jeff Winter tells us what to expect at this year's celebration.
Jack O'Donnell looks at how Donald Trump's status among voters will be affected by his legal issues.
A spike in leprosy cases is being recorded across the United States, with Florida seeing the most cases.
Amelia Thomson-DeVeaux explains whether the most recent Trump indictment will actually have an impact in the polls.
The Niagara Aquarium has been named the preferred developer on multiple parcels of land where additions to the existing aquarium campus will be made.
Carl Calabrese provides a Republican perspective on yesterday's indictment of former President Trump.
The Town of Tonawanda joined a national lawsuit yesterday with other municipalities aimed at holding Kia and Hyundai accountable for the increase in car thefts across the country.
Every cigarette in Canada will now feature ominous messages warning about the dangers of tobacco use.
Donald Trump was indicted yesterday in the case accusing him of trying to overturn the results of the 2020 election.
The Biden administration is testing a new income-based student loan forgiveness program.
The Natonal Comedy Center in Jamestown celebrates its 5th anniversary today before this week's Lucille Ball Comedy Fest gets started.
Staff shortages caused by the relocation of border agents to the southern border are causing delays from the US to Canada.
Devon Archer, a former business associate of Hunter Biden met with lawmakers yesterday to testify about his dealings with the President's son.
Donald Trump's legal issues continue to grow, but the former President is using the charges to rally his base.
The discussion of the age of some American politicians is gaining more attention after recent "senior moments" from D.C. lawmakers. Steve Roberts looks at whether the increased talk is enough to make age an issue in 2024.
A new legal defense fund is being formed to help cover former President Trump's legal fees.
Gas prices jumped significantly in WNY since last week. Also, the AAA is offering Buffalo Bills travel packages.
Matthew McConaughey's Greenlights Grant Initiative is seeking to make schools safer for students.
President Biden has yet to discuss the status of his son Hunter's trial over tax payments.
Buffalo's East Side will receive high-speed fiber internet courtesy of a project by Greenlight Networks.
Elliot Morris and his team at 538 have projected who will be the first "drop outs" for the 2024 Republican Presidential nomination.
Special Counsel Jack Smith named a 3rd co-defendant in the classified documents case against Donald Trump.
Today will likely be the hottest day of the summer for Western New York as the heat index will hit around 90 in area suburbs.
Car manufacturers will team up to increase the amount of EV charging stations across the US.
U.S. Senate Republican Leader Mitch McConnell caused a scare yesterday after he froze mid-sentence when talking to the media in DC.
A new study shows women are more likely to be hindered by artificial intelligence in the workforce.
911 call centers across the US are facing staff shortages as employees cite burnout and having to deal with faulty technology.
Mayor Byron Brown gives his thoughts on the USA Today investigation into last year's Christmas weekend blizzard. Also, his take on the delayed Braymiller vote.
David Robinson explains his findings over several months of looking at government correspondence and alleged communication breakdowns during the Christmas blizzard.
Donald Trump still holds the lead over the rest of the field among GOP voters for the 2024 Primary.
Bills sideline reporter Sal Capaccio previews training camp which gets underway today at St. John Fisher University.
The Council was poised to voted on a loan for Braymiller market and other Buffalo businesses, but continued concerns have delayed the vote for the time being.
More dog bites have been reported at the White House as President Biden's dog Commander allegedly bit several people, including a Secret Service agent.
Andy Parker has more on what to expect as temperatures will approach the mid-90s later this week.
The region will be hit by some of the warmest temperatures of the summer beginning today and going through Friday.
The inspection sticker on your vehicle is about to get a makeover. Bob Gugino of Bison Automotive explains what the new stickers will look like.
Senator Borrello has introduced legislation that would allow municipalities to make their own laws on marijuana use in public spaces.
Bills training camp starts tomorrow, but preparations start well ahead of time at St. John Fisher University.
Elon Musk has made it clear he has an affinity for the letter X. Mike Dobuski has more on Musk's frequent use of the letter in the branding of his companies.
The first GOP debate for the 2024 election takes place August 23. Dave Levinthal looks at who will be involved. Also, is a third indictment on the way for Donald Trump?
Vintage Barbie dolls are seeing a spike in value after the release of the Barbie movie.
A date has been set for a trial in May of next year in the classified documents case against former President Donald Trump.
Jim Stelianou is once again participating in the Empire State Ride, an event which raises money for cancer victims over the course of a week-long state wide bike ride.
Buffalo ranks third in the nation in rate of car thefts according to a new study by the Council on Criminal Justice.
You don't need to win the lottery to improve your financial situation. Jill Schlesinger has tips on how to create a financial windfall all on your own. Also, it's a big week for the Fed.
Unless the state of Texas removes the buoys and razor wire installed at the border by today at 2, the Department of Justice will file suit.
Cait Daly from the SPCA Serving Erie County joins Brian Mazurowski with this week's WBEN News Hound, and more...
From Trump's legal troubles to "Bidenomics", there's plenty to talk about in the way of politics this week.
President Biden is expected to speak today about the risks and rewards of artificial intelligence.
The All Domain Anomaly Resolution Office will hold a meeting next week related to "UAPs", also known as UFOs.
Dennis Vacco of Lippes Matthias LLP discusses the latest on the investigation into former president Trump regarding his efforts to overturn the 2020 election.
A $500 million redevelopment project of the Eastern Hills mall will begin next January.
The Adult Survivors Act has been cited in a lawsuit against Bishop Darius Pridgen, who allegedly assaulted a parishioner at Buffalo's True Bethel Baptist Church.
Uniland Development has started issuing eviction notices to tenants at Eastern Hills Mall as Clarence prepares for the largest private project in the history of WNY.
A major solar panel company has gone bankrupt, leaving solar energy users with no power and lots of bills.
Aleece Burgio of Colligan Law has the latest on sticker shops and the future of other cannabis related businesses in Western New York.
The Council's finance committee took comments yesterday from local business owners on how they feel about a potential loan for the Braymiller Market.
Reverend Mark Blue discusses the current status of a potential memorial for victims of the 5/14 Tops shooting as well as community feedback.
Reports of inhumane treatment of migrants arriving in Texas have worked their way up Governor Greg Abbott's administration.
The SPCA Serving Erie County says it is facing a capacity crisis as animal cruelty cases rise.
Randy Hoak talks about the plans for Hamburg's water tower, including the long talked about idea of painting the tower to resemble a hamburger.
Dank, the first legal marijuana dispensary in Western New York, opens this afternoon at 4:20pm. Aaron Van Camp gives his thoughts.
The State Department says it is working to address passport shortages, but the headaches for those looking to travel abroad this summer persist.
Quarterly fundraising numbers have been released for the 2024 Presidential campaign. Dave Levinthal of Raw Story tells us more about what the numbers show.
Sriracha sauce has found its way to eBay where it is being sold for more than the regular retail price of $5.
President Biden has proposed a new loan forgiveness program, though it is a little more confusing than the prior proposal.
Dray Clark provides an update live from Warren, PA where the search for Michael Burham continues.
Actors and writers in Hollywood are striking together, a move that will delay the production of many movies and shows.
A wall of tethered buoys has been placed in the Rio Grande in an attempt to curb illegal immigration.
Brad Garrett gives his thoughts on the Burham escape, including if he thinks it was an inside job.
A new lawsuit has been filed against the City of Buffalo regarding the restoration of fluoride to the city's tap water.
Terry Connors has joined a lawsuit spearheaded by attorney Ben Crump aimed at holding social media companies accountable for the Tops shooting.
Buffalo and Niagara Falls are in the line of totality for next year's solar eclipse, and campsites are already making accommodations for travelers looking to observe the event.
Rich Galmarini is a member of the Jolly Boys and chairman of the Old Home Days festival in Williamsville.
Jill Jedlicka shares what her organization is doing in conjunction with the US Army Corps of Engineers to fix the upper Scajaquada Creek.
Jeff Rinaldo provides insight into the kind of technology being used in the hunt for Michael Burham and how it can help law enforcement agencies on the ground.
Ines de La Cuetara reports on this year's NATO Summit in Lithuania where Ukraine President Volodymyr Zelenskyy spoke with reporters.
The Porter Cup, one of golf's top amateur tournaments, starts this morning at Niagara Falls Country Club.
Jim Ryan has the latest on an FDA probe into snacks that contain THC and whose packaging is meant to resemble popular brands.
Amidst the search for Michael Burham, Don Purdy tells us about another fugitive hunt that took place 50 years ago in New York.
Turkey has reversed course on their objection to Sweden joining NATO. ABC's Ines de La Cuetara has the details.
Ed Drantch is in Warren, PA where fugitive Michael Burham is believed to still be in hiding.
Congress will hold a meeting today with leaders from both LIV Golf and the PGA regarding concerns over merger plans between the two leagues.
President Biden is in Lithuania for a conference with NATO leaders. Dave Levinthal talks about what it would mean if Russia extends their war beyond Ukraine.
Steve Roberts looks at what he thinks the fallout of the Supreme Court's recent decisions will be.
Ed Drantch reports live from Warren, PA where he walked around the jail Michael Burham escaped from.
Ethan Kibbe is in Pennsylvania with the latest on the chase for a Jamestown man that escaped from a Warren County, PA jail last week.
Karen Travers is traveling with President Biden as he heads to Lithuania for a meeting with the leaders of NATO.
Brad Garrett talks about how mass shootings in the US can be prevented, including observing children's behavior early in life.
Rick Klein recaps the week in politics, including the overturning of President Biden's student loan forgiveness plan.
The Queen of Heaven Carnival gets underway tonight and runs through Sunday in West Seneca.
A recent study found that tap water contains chemicals that will stay in your body for a while. Buffalo residents shouldn't be concerned, though.
Nick Mussolini talks Avenue 29, a vegan option available at this year's taste of Buffalo.
The war of words between Elon Musk and Mark Zuckerberg continues as Zuckerberg, the founder of Facebook, has launched a Twitter competitor.
As the population of ticks rises in Erie County, Rebecca Roll of Lyme WNY fills us in on the dangers the insect presents.
Christmas Tree Stores will soon be closing up shop. Peter Hunt discusses what it means for the current retail environment as well as who will be filling the empty buildings.
The Pentagon is tightening "need to know" protocols among employees following a recent leak of classified documents on Discord.
Jordana Miller is live in Jerusalem with more on the damage caused by an Israeli raid on a Palestinian camp.
A heat wave is sweeping across WNY today with a heat advisory going into effect later for multiple counties.
Tops is the presenting sponsor of the Taste of Buffalo and Kathy Sautter tells us all about the food options available at the event.
Steve Tybor talks about the work he will be doing with Eight Days of Hope in Lovejoy which starts July 15th.
A Federal judge in Louisiana has ruled the Biden administration violated the first amendment by urging social media platforms to remove certain posts during the pandemic.
Paul Cambria details this morning's sentencing of Kente Bell, who on March 29th attempted to kill multiple Buffalo police officers.
Elon Musk has made numerous changes to Twitter since last weekend, including limiting who can view tweets.
Dave Levinthal provides insight on a Louisiana judge's ruling limiting the government's ability to contact social media companies. Also, the future of student loans.
Israeli forces conducted a counterterrorism raid on a Jenin refugee camp, finding numerous weapons before withdrawing within 24 hours.
Tonawanda Town Supervisor Joe Emminger has all you need to know about the town's celebration tonight at Kenney Field.
Beth Mamot tells us all about the food and entertainment options at this weekend's event.
Jill Schlesinger of Jill on Money with tips on getting back on track with paying student loans.
Mayor Byron Brown discusses the efforts to save the Braymiller Market following the denial of a request for a half million dollar loan.
The Supreme Court made a landmark decision regarding affirmative action yesterday and are set to rule on student loan forgiveness today.
Jeff Boron of Send Your Kids To College thinks this decision is just the tip of the iceberg.
The Supreme Court made a decision on Affirmative Action yesterday that will change the way schools admit students.
It's one of the busiest travel weekends in years across the US with travelers taking road trips and vacations abroad.
Carl Calabrese shares what stood out to him on primary day, also a look ahead to November.
Following the Lockport Cave boat tragedy, Rob Ortt is part of a group of lawmakers seeking regulations for attractions like the Lockport Cave.
Thousands of flights have been canceled since last weekend. ABC's Sam Sweeney tells us why.
Leah Halton Pope looks ahead at what she will do if elected to replace Darius Pridgen in the Ellicott District.
A new Siena poll shows voters are not in favor of housing migrants from New York City in SUNY dorms.
Zeneta Everhart defeated India Walton in yesterday's Democratic primary for the Masten District seat on Buffalo's city council.
Paul Hamilton previews tonight's NHL Draft and gives some thoughts on what to expect this offseason.
There's more marijuana being grown in the US than can be sold at legal dispensaries, so where is it all going?
Ken Kruly of Politics and Other Stuff gives his thoughts on what he thinks are the most important races on primary day.
Ines de la Cuetara has more on the tension between the Wagner group and Putin's regime.
Dave Levinthal discusses the latest on the attempted revolt by the Wagner group in Russia. Also, his thoughts on today's Erie County primaries.
NASA is conducting a year long study in which 4 volunteers live in a simulated Martian habitat. Jim Ryan has more.
Analysis of Trump on Fox News; the rest of the GOP Presidential field and Blinken's China trip
Putting on three performances of "The Barber of Seville" on separate nights later this month
He serves as President of the National Association of Letter Carriers Branch # 3 Buffalo/WNY
Steve Roberts previews the individuals set to announce their candidacy for the 2024 GOP presidential nomination such as Mike Pence and Chris Christie.
A new type of canine flu that is similar to what humans experience is effecting dogs. ABC's Jim Ryan talks all the side effects.
John Cimperman has experience in stadium development. He shares his thoughts on the groundbreaking for the new Bills stadium.
OP Town Supervisor Gene Majchrzak discusses the possibility of further development around the new Bills stadium.
Apple is expected to reveal new products today at a developer conference, including the company's first VR headset.
Joran van der Sloot will be extradited to the United States on counts of fraud. van der Sloot was the prime suspect in the 2005 disappearance of Natalee Holloway.
Carl Calabrese gives his thoughts on whether the agreement between President Biden and Speaker McCarthy will pass.
Mark Hamrick of BankRate.com says its not over until its over when it comes to a debt ceiling deal.
Karen Travers says there is still work to be done to pass the agreement on a new debt ceiling.
The President and House Speaker Kevin McCarthy have reached an agreement in principal regarding the debt ceiling.
There has been a 4.3% increase in positive marijuana tests among employees since last year. Jim Ryan has more on what employers are doing to combat the increase.
Dr Schwartz not tossing around that usage lightly, as pollen production is still peaking at a time it normally wanes
Steve Roberts discusses the likely announcement in the coming days from Florida Governor Ron DeSantis on whether he will run for President.
Jeff Boron of www.SendYourKidsToCollege.org on what the declared end of COVID means for student loan forgiveness.
ABC's Aaron Katersky was in Buffalo Sunday for the Remembrance ceremony held for victims of the 5/14 shooting.
Jill Schlesinger checks in on the state of the economy as questions loom over a debt-ceiling deal.
Jobless claims are on the rise and there's still a standstill regarding the debt ceiling.
Reverend Mark Blue discusses his role in the community's healing efforts as the one year anniversary of the Tops shooting approaches.
Tops President John Persons discusses how the company had attempted to help the community heal since the racist mass shooting at the Jefferson Avenue location last year.
Elizabeth Schulze details the ongoing debt ceiling negotiations which have now been delayed until next week.
An increase in asylum seekers is being observed at the Southern border just hours after final COVID vaccine restrictions have been lifted, allowing access to the US.
Joran van der Sloot, the prime suspect in the death of Natalee Holloway, is being extradited to the United States for alleged fraud.
Pat Casilio discusses the idea of possibly adding a Garbage District to the town of Clarence.
Anne Flaherty discusses an over-the-counter hormonal birth control pill that has gained unanimous approval from an FDA panel.
Congressman Brian Higgins checks in with his thoughts on the end of COVID vaccine requirements to enter the US. Also, what more needs to be done to prevent another shooting like we saw on 5/14/23 in Buffalo?
Jeff Rinaldo of Vista Security talks an increased demand for security as the anniversary of the Tops shooting approaches.
With the Bills playing in London this October there is a lot that fans have to prepare for before they travel overseas.
Jim Ryan discusses what the lifting of border restrictions means and how it effects migrants coming from the southern border.
Had been accused of ripping from Marvin Gaye's "Let's Get It On" for his hit “Thinking Out Loud”
Stems from the Theranos case and a 30-year old woman who scammed JP Morgan for millions
Also touches on renewed calls for an assault weapons ban; possibility of a DeSantis Presidential bid
Serious injuries and some deaths have occurred; most cases linked to EzriCare and Delsam Pharma eye drops, made by India-based Global Pharma Healthcare
Jurors asked for clarification about political aspects of the sentence; has potential for similar conflicts in Tops shooter penalty phase
Esther Gulyas discusses the IRS advising people to wait to file tax until new guidance is released.
Jason Alumbaugh gives a brief on a weather system traveling towards the Great Lakes region.
Also discusses 2024 Presidential politics and police reform in the wake of the Tye Nichols incident
President Biden, former President Trump and former Vice President Pence all found in possession of papers deemed as classified
Discussion centers on how pollsters might tackle issues related to state moving away from gas reliance
His view on Stefon Diggs - he and Josh Allen "like brothers;" will have disagreements but still get along
Provides insight on the latest in the Idaho University killings and the Massachusetts missing wife case
Also delves into "early bird" bookers for the Bills potential AFC Championship game in Atlanta
"Peoples, Places and Things" being presented at 710 Shea's this weekend as his treat to the community
From Dent Neurologic Institute; feels there is a chance Hamlin could recover and play again
Also touches on state change to all-electric and re-opening for the Ohio Street lift bridge
Those recommendations include four charges against former President Trump and his associates
Buffalo's 32-29 win puts them back in the playoffs; 5th time in 6 years under Sean McDermott
Southern Erie, Wyoming, Chautauqua and Cattaraugus counties under LES Warning until mid-day Monday
Drug helps slow cognitive decline in a great number of test subjects; reduces levels of a protein associated with the disease - but NOT a cure
Explains why he was so graphic in describing the shooter's actions leading up to and on May 14th
-Winter Storm Watch runs from Thursday night through Sunday night; FEET of snow projected over the course of the watch period
President of the Buffalo and Niagara Building Trades Councils outlines how many workers are needed and from what parts of the building trades
Dr Matuszak is not treating Allen himself, but speaks to what he's seen in other instances that are similar
Both making call to put limits on posting/viewing of social media videos from mass shooters
Paul Stasiak shares his thoughts on a new bill from Governor Hochul aimed at slowing catalytic converter theft.
John DiSciullo gives his insight into the dispute that prevented Fios subscribers from seeing Sunday's Bills game.
Health care giant Cigna is being sued for allegedly stealing tens of millions of dollars from a Medicare plan.
The January 6th Committee has issued a subpoena to former president Trump to testify regarding his role in the Capitol insurrection.
Frustration is building regarding Buffalo's snow removal plan as wintry weather approaches.
Jill Schlesinger explains the Social Security increase coming for senior citizens and how it will effect your paycheck.
As the holidays approach, ABC's Jim Ryan looks at the economic forecast for retailers amidst rising inflation.
Board approves pilot program to pay parents who "bus" their own kids; BTF with a contract demand
Lauren Moloney Ford has all you need to know about the roller rink that is taking over Canalside.
Rick Klein goes over the back and forth between Attorney General Merrick Garland and former President Donald Trump regarding the release of the search warrant.
Aaron Katersky explains the situation yesterday in Cincinnati that saw an armed man attempt to enter an FBI building.
The ban on demolishing the Great Northern Grain Elevator lifts today, and some are saying it will take a "legal miracle" to save the building from being knocked down.
After looking like tensions were dropping earlier this week China has issued new threats to Taiwan.
Brad Garrett details what goes into an operation like this and why it should not be classified as a raid.
Paul Cambria explains what it means to "take the Fifth" in court and what the approach could mean for Donald Trump in his case with NY Attorney General Tish James.
Donald Trump chose to plead the fifth on Wednesday as part of a probe by NY Attorney General Tish James. Aaron Katersky recaps the deposition.
Registration for this year's YMCA Turkey Trot begins today. YMCA Buffalo Niagara Communications Director Mike Baggerman previews the event.
Jim Ryan discusses the increased safety measures school are taking across the country for the new school year following the Uvalde shooting.
Its a busy week of events at Highmark Stadium and Donny Tomasulo takes us through what is bringing concert goers to the shows this week.
Debbie Hayes provides an update on talks between Kaleida Health and workers as a day of picketing approaches.
The Erie County Fair opens today and Jessica Underberg has all the info you need before heading to the 12 day event.
Jay O'Brien explains when we may start seeing the effects of the new CHIPs Act across the country.
Justin Booth discusses the increase of bike lanes around WNY. Also, all you need to know about this year's SkyRide.
John Cohen explains the US intelligence system and whether China or terrorism is a bigger threat to the country.
Restaurant owner Mark Ebeling details what the week will look like for his restaurant with two concerts and a Bills game just up the street at Highmark Stadium.
Joe Emminger shares everything you need to know about the roundabouts coming to the town of Tonawanda.
Amherst Town Supervisor Brian Kulpa provides updates on the plans for the Boulevard Mall and funding for a park at the site of the old Westwood Country Club.
Ines de La Cuetara provides an update on the shelling of a Ukrainian power plant that has been called "suicidal" by the international community.
Steve Roberts looks at the outlook of Democrats going into midterm season and how recent victories may influence their chances this fall.
Michael Cornell talks about the expectations for Covid restrictions for the coming school year.
Jay O'Brien explains what is included in the Inflation Reduction Act as well as the likelihood of the bill getting through the House as-is.
Mark Laurrie provides an update on what his district has heard regarding Covid guidance for schools as well as an update on bus driver shortages for the district.
Ines de La Cuetara shares the latest on shelling from Ukrainian and Russian forces around a Ukrainian power plant.
Also speaks again to national leadership void for both major parties; save a few candidates for 2024
Acknowledges that other "victims" were at - or worked at - Tops that day; key was hearing what community had to say
Also delves into reluctance of GOP and Democrats to replay 2022 Presidential election in 2024
27-count indictment brought against shooter; alleges he committed hate crimes in killing of 10 and wounding of 3 others
First step is educating the public and requesting they stop feeding them; more lethal options are down the list of remedies
Heidi Conschafter, the owner of Unbridled Cafe and Kathy Sautter from Tops gives us a previewing of the weekends Taste of Buffalo.
The Sabres had 3 selections in Round One of the 2022 NHL Draft, Brayton Wilson talks about the selections, and what the Sabres may be looking for on day two of the Draft.
Abortion, Gun Laws, Inflation, and everything else going on in Washington DC this week discussed with ABC Deputy Political Director Averi Harper.
Aaron Katersky joins the show to discuss if new federal gun laws would've stopped the Highland Shooting.
Randy and Tom are joined by Tonawanda Mayor John White to discuss yesterdays announcement on a federally-funded 1.2 million dollar project that will implement a new warning system and detour route to eliminate the frequently occurring truck hits at the CSX rail bridge over Young Street.
Tom Rivers joins the show to discuss the breaking story out of Japan of the Assassination of Former Japan Prime Minister Shinzo Abe, and yesterdays resignation of UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson.
Also addresses when legally people can step in and perhaps halt such individuals from acting out
Steve Roberts discusses the impact the reversal of Roe v. Wade will have in the coming elections and the rest of politics.
Aaron Katersky discusses fears of violence from the far-left and far-right following the reversal of Roe v. Wade.
Attorney Paul Cambria says there is a consistency issue within the SCOTUS following last week's pair of landmark rulings.
Dennis Vacco examines the Supreme Court's reason for the Roe v. Wade reversal and how it may influence other landmark cases.
Michelle Casey details what services Planned Parenthood will provide to individuals from out of state seeking an abortion in New York.
Jill Schlesinger of Jill on Money shares advice on what you can do to spend or save your money in today's economy.
ABC's Jim Ryan with the latest on Uvalde shooting as well as where the investigation is heading.
Discussion of ticket sales now vs. back in the day; notion of one act filling a stadium
Pocket park under construction at Niagara Falls Blvd and Kenmore; Costco update; new ballfields at former gun club site; improvements starting at Audubon golf course; Station 12
Non-perishable goods, diapers, toilet paper, other personal care items most needed, as are shelf-stable fruits and vegetables, beverages and snack items
Among GOP candidates - Carl Paladino has already declared; Nick Langworthy is presumed to be declaring soon for NY-23
Timing of announcement comes as talk increases about need for nearby neighborhoods in the city
Move by Biden Administration to overturn Trump Administration closing of border to immigrants blocked by judge last week
5-14 Survivors Fund set up to support the victims and their families of Saturday shooting
Would usually shop at Jefferson Avenue Tops Saturday afternoon, but tended to another errand instead
Rick Klein discusses the ongoing fight to uphold Roe v. Wade, protection for Supreme Court Justices and the latest on fighting in Ukraine.
Brad Garrett on the upcoming investigation to find who leaked the Supreme Court's preliminary Roe v. Wade decision.
Dr. Amesh Adalja of Johns Hopkins Center for Health Security discusses the latest on Covid testing.
Ken Kruly of PoliticsAndStuff.com details the coming special election following Tom Reed's resignation.
Three states, including New York, set record quarterly casino revenue despite soaring inflation. ABC's Jim Ryan explains why.
Clara Moran shares information on Hope Day, where Catholic Charities will match all donations made to the organization.
Steve Ranalli is the President at Erie Canal Harbor Development Corporation and he shares what you can look forward at the outer harbor this summer.
Director of the Financial Markets Lab at Niagara University Ed Hutton explains the state of inflation in the US and when it may end.
Art Wheaton of Cornell University explains why more workers are joining unions and how union labor can sway investors.
Elizabeth Carey discusses the death of American tourists at a Bahamas resort and the resulting skepticism over traveling.
Chief Oil Analyst for the Oil Price Information Service Denton Cinquegrana details rising gas prices across the US.
Following the protest outside Justice Brett Kavanaugh's house this weekend there is an increased push for more protection for members of the Supreme Court.
The Senate will vote on codifying Roe v. Wade, but its chances of passing look slim according to Dave Levinthal.
The manhunt for ex-jail official Vicky White and the inmate she helped escape, Casey White, concluded on Monday.
-Discussion of effectiveness; tenor of talks between Starbucks and Starbucks Workers United
Part of ice boom broke free in 2019; winding up near the brink of the Bridal Veil Falls
Sienna College pollster Steve Greenberg analyzes the results of a statewide poll on the new Bills stadium which shows sharp divisions in different regions of New York.
Political analyst Steve Roberts discusses continued mask confusion amid differing CDC and state guidelines.
President and CEO of the Buffalo & Erie County Naval & Military Park Paul Marzello provides an update on where repair efforts on the USS The Sullivans stand.
Aaron Katersky details the ongoing battle for Mariupol as well as Secretary of State Antony Blinken and US Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin's visit to Ukraine.
Canalside season is starting and GM Lauren Moloney-Ford details what is new at the waterfront.
Phillip Pandolfo of the National Weather Service fills us in on the cold front coming to Buffalo in the middle of the week.
Gina Lattuca introduces Newshound Al Poochino! See pictures of him @YourSPCA on Twitter.
Caleb Silver goes into detail about Elon Musk's efforts to try and purchase Twitter, as well as a potential emergency option Twitter can take to prevent Musk from owning the majority of the company's stock.
Rick Klein looks further into the conflict between the Walt Disney company and the state of Florida, as well as what it says about the state of politics in America.
Aaron Katersky describes the situation in Mariupol, the eastern Ukrainian city that is under siege by Russian forces.
Buffalo teachers are currently working on an expired union contract. BTF president Phil Rumore details the current situation regarding a new contract and the process of developing a new one.
Jim Ryan details the ongoing conflict between Disney and the state of Florida, where state government stripped Disney of its special district status.
Paul Marzello, President & CEO of the Buffalo and Erie County Naval & Military park provides an update on the situation involving the USS The Sullivans.
Netflix saw a steep decline on the market Wednesday which is raising questions about the streaming service's value. Ed Hutton from Niagara University's Financial Markets Lab and he details what the decline may be all about.
Doug Funke is leading an effort to expand Buffalo's Metro Rail to UB's North campus in Amherst. He details where discussions currently stand.
Niagara Falls Mayor Rob Restaino details his approach to improving the quality of life of Niagara Falls residents, including offering assistance in renovating homes.
Following the ruling from a judge on the CDC's power, President Biden is trying to appeal, reasoning that public health decisions should not be left to judges. Aaron Katersky from ABC has more.
Albany Insider Jack O'Donnell discusses confusion over mask mandates on public transport in New York State. Also, an update on court hearings over redistricting.
Asking for public help; also discusses charges against man in March 14th incident on Hertel Ave.
Why state of emergency powers were extended and impact of that decision; also asked about the Andrew Cuomo comeback
Brad Garrett joins Brian and Susan with details on a US special forces assault that killed a top ISIS leader, and more analysis on the situation at the Russia-Ukraine border.
Buffalo Mayor Byron Brown joins Brian and Susan with an update on snow removal in Buffalo as a winter storm rolls through the area.
President of the Erie-Niagara Superintendents Association Michael Cornell is part of a letter written by dozens of Western New York school superintendents to Governor Hochul calling for an end to mask wearing in schools.
Dr. Stephen Turkovich is the Chief Medical Officer at Oishei Children's Hospital. He shares his thoughts on a Covid vaccine for children and the effects it could have on the situation with schools.
Amherst Highway Superintendent Pat Lucey joins Brian and Susan to detail the town's snow removal efforts.
Conor Finnegan joins Brian and Susan with new developments on the conflict between Russia and Ukraine, including the deployment of US troops to the region.
Brian Kulpa joins Brian and Susan detailing storm conditions in Amherst this morning, as well as the future of snow removal from sidewalks.
ABC's Jim Ryan joins Brian and Susan from Texas, where an ice storm has knocked out power to 50 thousand homes.
Dave Thomas provides an update on what to expect from the winter storm hitting the area as the day goes on.
Buffalo Common Council member Rasheed Wyatt weighs in on what the city needs to do better to combat winter storms.
Dr. Simone Wildes joins Brian and Susan with insight on Covid testing and a possible new Pfizer vaccine for children under five years old.
With another winter storm approaching, Buffalo Common Council member Joe Golombek joins Brian and Susan to look at the city's response to high amounts of snowfall.
Former Dolphins head coach Brian Flores is suing the NFL for alleged racial discrimination in the league's hiring process, raising questions about the league's "Rooney Rule".
Don Arthur, owner of Brighton/Eggert Pharmacy, joins Brian and Susan to look at why "line up" Covid testing is on the decline.
Dave Thomas joins Brian and Susan with details on what to expect from the Winter Storm heading for Buffalo from Wednesday evening through Friday morning.
Controversy is rising over President Biden's preference for the next Supreme Court Justice. Also, Covid scandals are breaking out across the country and internationally over violations by law makers.
Becky Wydysh is the Chairwoman of the Niagara County Legislature. With pressure increasing on Mark Poloncarz to give up his emergency powers, legislator Wydysh shares how her county has handled the pandemic without the use of emergency powers.
Erie County legislator Lisa Chimera shares her input on the proposal from county legislators to end Mark Poloncarz's emergency powers.
Joe Lorigo is one of several Erie County legislators supporting a proposal to take away county executive Mark Poloncarz's emergency powers stemming from the Covid pandemic.
Dave Levinthal joins Brian and Susan with details on congressional redistricting efforts which may effect parts of New York State.
Texas is expecting a winter storm of their own this week, and it will be the first big test of the state's weatherization improvements since last year's storm that shutdown parts of the state.
UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson is facing criticism for holding parties despite Covid lockdowns across the United Kingdom. ABC's Tom Rivers joins Brian and Susan live from London with more on the scandal.
National Weather Service meteorologist Jason Alumbaugh joins Brian and Susan with details on a winter storm watch active through Friday that can bring 9 inches of snow to the region.