Assistant General Manager of the Buffalo Bisons, Brad Bisbing, talks about the Spring Gaurantee and what's new in the Sahlens Field ballpark.

Karen Travers talks about the DOGE cuts to the Department of Health and Human Services.

23 and Me is filing for bankruptcy, raising the question of what happens when a company that collects DNA from customers closes down. Legal analyst Paul Cambria gives his insight.

The debate continues over whether classified material was discussed by government intelligence officials in a Signal group chat. ABC's Molly Nagle has the latest from Washington.

Jeff Gilbert, auto industry reporter with WWJ in Detroit, says there's caution within the industry after President Trump announced 25% tariffs on cars and parts not made in the US.

Stock prices for the top car manufacturers in the US dropped on Wednesday when President Trump announced auto tariffs. President Trump says the tariffs will create $100 billion in revenue for the US. Mike Angelucci takes a look at the potential impact on the markets.