A New Morning

Erie County is turning the former Buffalo Creek Academy into a Code Blue shelter. The shelter is right across from the Perry Homes. Buffalo Councilmember Leah Halton-Pope says there should have been more communication with residents before the decision was made.

Costco-mania is running wild Wednesday in Amherst. UB's Charles Lindsey explains why the store is king among warehouse stores.

The Catholic Diocese of Buffalo's bankruptcy continues to move along as the case returned to court Tuesday. Attorney Steve Boyd tells us about the latest developments.

Opening day for Costco in Amherst is finally here! General manager JB Swiger tells us how long the excitement will last.

ABC tech reporter Mike Dobuski tells us why Anthropic is going public despite massive losses.

Election day is a week away, and New Yorkers will decide if Governor Hochul remains in Albany or if Bruce Blakeman should take over as governor. Republican strategist Carl Calabrese looks at the numbers.

Cybersecurity is a growing issue across the world, including here in the United States. Cybersecurity expert Arun Vishwanath tells us about the biggest threats facing Americans today.

We're only one week away from midterms. Will the balance of power in DC shift? Dave Levinthal, senior editor for The Washington Sun looks at the most important races and tells us what happens if the House and Senate are split.

Buffalo's beer scene took a hit last week with the abrupt closure of Thin Man Brewery, Smoldered Society and Community Beer Works. Tim Herzog, founder of Flying Bison, explains why he wasn't surprised by the news and what challenges the industry is facing.