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?

You'll be sure to fall in love when you hear about the perseverant Evelyn!

WWL Radio reporter Dave Cohen reflects on Hurricane Katrina, the damage and what it was like covering the storm.