A New Morning

Brad Wales from the Eastside Parkways Coalition tells us about a new study his group has commissioned about the potential economic impact of restoring Humboldt Parkway.

Hackers were able to break in to an FBI database containing information of employees, former employees, and even people who have applied for jobs with the agency. Crime and Terrorism analyst Brad Garrett tells us more.

Is AOC's Buffalo trip part of a bigger plan for the New York congresswoman? Republican political strategist Carl Calabrese tells us what that plan could be.

Two police chases in West Seneca in September ended with fatal crashes. Supervisor Gary Dickson says it's common sense to stop when you see flashing lights.

Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez is in Buffalo Thursday. Bruce Fisher has a long history of working on campaigns. He tells us why a politician from downstate might want to come to Buffalo.

Governor Hochul holds a 9 point lead over Bruce Blakeman in the latest poll of likely voters by Siena Research. Siena's Steve Greenberg dives into the numbers.

A two-year pause on data centers appears on track to pass in Buffalo. Meanwhile, Mayor Ryan's snow plan is late, but how important is it? We asked councilmember Leah Halton-Pope.

The Fed may influence mortgage rates, but it doesn't control them. Mark Hamrick of The Hamrick Brief explains how both numbers don't always move together. Also, more Americans are working, but pay isn't keeping up with inflation.

The Sabres' A-team dominated Tuesday night against Columbus, but Buffalo lost two of its top defensemen to injury during the game. WGR's Paul Hamilton talks the preseason so far and takes a look at the roster.

Visit Buffalo is renewing its "O Canada" campaign in an effort to get potential tourists from southern Ontario to come back over the border. President & CEO Patrick Kaler tells us about the campaign and shares the latest tourism numbers.