The Bills want to host the NFL Draft, and Orchard Park's Chamber of Commerce wants it to happen, too. Don Lorentz talks about what bringing the event to town would mean for Orchard Park.

A new Gallup poll has found that only 31% of Americans are engaged on the job. ABC's Jim Ryan tells us more.

Crime and Terrorism analyst Brad Garrett tells us about the gang presence in the US, where they are and the threat they pose.

Twelve states are suing the Trump administration, arguing the trade policy “has upended the constitutional order and brought chaos to the American economy." ABC's Peter Charalambous tells us more.

Where - and when - will the Bills pick in Thursday night's NFL Draft? WGR's Sal Capaccio gives his analysis.

Erie County will revitalize the former Westwood Golf Course with an investment of nearly $7 million. Supervisor Brian Kulpa tells us how the deal came together.

Bishop Michael Fisher tells us how the Buffalo Diocese plans to move forward after reaching a settlement with abuse survivors. Also, why is former Bishop Richard Malone still in good standing?

The government says they will begin collecting student loans that are in default starting May 5th. Jeff Boron from SendYourKidsToCollege.org tells us more about how the process will go.

Immigration attorney Rosanna Berardi tells us about the legal actions students are taking to get their visas back.