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.

ABC's Jim Ryan tells us about the new guidance.

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.