Trini Ross is leading the transition to City Hall for Mayor-elect Sean Ryan. She gives an update on the search to fill positions within Ryan's administration.

Buffalo is back on the road, and this time it's a short week as the Bills head to Houston for Thursday Night Football. Bills radio analyst and former center Eric Wood previews the game.

Governor Hochul is still in the lead, but Congresswoman Elise Stefanik is closing the gap in a hypothetical gubernatorial matchup according to a new Siena poll. Pollster Steve Greenberg dives into the data.

Dennis Elsenbeck is the Head of Energy Consulting at Phillips Lytle. He's telling businesses to be ready in case the state moves forward with its all-electric energy plan.

Demand is growing for pet food at the SPCA Serving Erie County. Gina Lattuca explains how you can give back to our four legged friends this Friday.

ABC's Jim Ryan is following the trends as Americans shop for Christmas trees.

Nintendo, PlayStation and Xbox have new competition from Valve, the company that runs the online gaming store Steam. They're now making a console of their own that bridges PC gaming and traditional "plug and play" gaming. Tech reporter Mike Dobuski tells us more.

Meredith Roberts, a standout swimmer at North Tonawanda High School, suddenly found herself in need of a new liver. Her mother, Sara, provides an update on her daughter's condition after receiving a transplant.

Mary Pruski of Save Our Buffalo Churches is part of a coalition attempting to open the Mother Cabrini Health Foundation to help pay for settlements with abuse survivors and ensure justice for parishes threatened with closure.

Washington insider Dave Levinthal takes us inside the biggest stories in the nation's capital.