The Winter Olympics are here, and curling is one sport we're watching. Danielle Buchbinder from the Buffalo Curling Club says the sport typically sees a spark in popularity locally once the games come around.

This January was the coldest we've had in 10 years, says National Fuel VP Brian Welsch. He tells us why that will cause an increase in your heating bill.

New York State's Department of Transportation is holding its latest listening session on the future of the 33 in Amherst Thursday. It's part of a continued effort to reach out to residents of Buffalo's suburbs. The DOT's Ryan Whalen tells us more.

Could small modular nuclear reactors be the answer to a growing demand for power? ABC's Jim Ryan tells us.

An extreme cold watch has been posted for all of WNY from Friday night through Sunday morning. NWS meteorologist Heather Kenyon has the forecast.

iPhone users are noticing issues with the phone's latest software update, including app crashes and battery drain. Garret Cleversley from MacSolutions Plus tells us more.

Democrat Jeremy Zellner was victorious in the race for the 61st State Senate seat Tuesday night. Republican strategist Carl Calabrese reacts to Zellner's win and more.

Democrat Jeremy Zellner won the special election in NY's 61st State Senate district Tuesday night. He'll be sworn in today in Albany. Zellner tells us what he will focus on in state government.

Buffalo councilman Joe Golombek was surprised to hear Mayor Sean Ryan tout the city's snow removal success, telling WBEN he was disappointed over the last week and a half. Also, a response to developer Doug Jemal saying he is the mayor's "savior."

A potential ransom note has been discovered as authorities continue to search for Nancy Guthrie. ABC's Jim Ryan has the latest.