716 Week in Review with Mike Baggerman

Tonawanda Coke gets sentenced in a federal court (4:15). Governor Cuomo finally answers questions about issues in Buffalo (30:10). Niagara Falls gets some relief in the ongoing casino revenue dispute (43:15). NY-27 ads (1:04:40). Follow Mike on Twitter @MikeBaggerman

The Race to Replace is over because Congressman Chris Collins is running for re-election. Tonawanda Coke is found guilty of violating its probation. Different analysis in the videotape of the officer-involved shooting. Valentino Dixon is a free man. Follow us on Twitter @Newsradio930 and Mike @MikeBaggerman

Protests and a state investigation into the Diocese of Buffalo. Buffalo Police shoot and kill Rafael "Pito" Rivera on the west side. When to expect an announcement on NY-27 with Nick Langworthy. Tonawanda Coke is back in court. Follow WBEN on Twitter @Newsradio930 and Mike @MikeBaggerman.

Highlighting Tonawanda Coke's "controlled fire" from Monday night, just hours ahead of their appearance in a federal courtroom. We also recap a return to the Capitol for Congressman Chris Collins and new developments with the Catholic Church.

A busy week with recaps of the top news stories including Bishop Richard Malone's statement on Sunday where he does not step down, followed by outrage from area politicians. State Senator Michael Ranzenhofer, dubbed as the favorite to get the spot on the ballot in NY-27, takes his name out of the running for Congress. An arrest was made in the July 2 slayings on Grape Street and we recap the bickering between Governor Cuomo and Cynthia Nixon. Follow Mike on Twitter @MikeBaggerman

This week's edition of the podcast includes the latest in the "Race to Replace", with county GOP leaders conducting interviews with the nine remaining candidates for the GOP spot on the ballot for NY-27. We also dive into the latest news on the clergy sex abuse scandal. Also, former Buffalo Bills lineman Richie Incognito is in trouble again, this time after an alleged incident at a funeral home in Arizona. Follow Mike on Twitter @MikeBaggerman

More fallout for Congressman Chris Collins as he announces the suspension of his 2018 re-election campaign. Everyone goes "All In" for NY-27...but can it be legally done? Everything is covered in this week's edition of 716 Week in Review. Follow Mike on Twitter @MikeBaggerman

Congressman Chris Collins was indicted by a federal grand jury of insider trading and lying to the FBI. We dive right into it with the press conference from US Attorney Geoffrey Berman, who announced the indictment, then get Congressman Collins' response at the widely-panned statement on Wednesday evening. Legal, political, and insider trading analysis follows. Rate, review, and subscribe to the podcast on iTunes and follow Mike on Twitter @MikeBaggerman

This week we recap the tragic story of Conor Long, who died in a fall at Zoar Valley on Sunday. City of Lackawanna Police are investigating a drive-by shooting that resulted in a massive manhunt on Tuesday night. Plus, the National Comedy Center in Jamestown is open and Governor Cuomo takes the next step in the potential legalization of marijuana in New York. All that, and more, on this week's edition of 716 Week in Review. Follow Mike on Twitter @MikeBaggerman

It's been a busy week in Western New York with breaking news on Thursday about a supervisor for the Buffalo Sewer authority who was suspended following a massive cocaine deal. Elsewhere, a 94-year-old man at Mary Agnes Manor opened fire inside the assisted living center, the Niagara Falls Water Board gives an update on its progress since last year's disgusting discharge in the Niagara River, a daycare facility in Buffalo suspended by New York State after a two-year-old was found unresponsive, and the Buffalo Bills kick off training camp at St. John Fisher College! Follow Mike on Twitter @MikeBaggerman