The worst of yesterday's lake effect is over, and we now have some totals. Meteorologist Andy Parker looks back at what the storm brought.

The Grieving Families Act is back in front of Gov. Kathy Hochul. The bill entitles loved ones to compensation if a family member dies. Attorney John Elmore, who represents families of victims in the Tops shooting, tells us if the 3rd time will be the charm.

Western New York will finally get a reprieve from lake effect, with about an inch coming down per hour now further south. NWS Meteorologist Liz Jurkowski says the band could dissipate by day's end.

We're learning more about Luigi Mangione, the suspected shooter of the United Healthcare CEO. Crime and Terrorism analyst Brad Garrett has the latest.

The Bills head to Detroit to take on the 12-1 Lions this Sunday. Could it be a Super Bowl preview? Bills radio analyst Eric Wood thinks so.

Mike Ginestre explains why school was cancelled in areas that didn't receive heavy snow.

Nick Giammusso of VIPTix tells us how many tickets will be available and when you should buy.

DWI and Traffic attorney Arthur Pressman explains why there will be no charges against a driver that struck and killed a woman in a Walmart parking lot in September.

Pastor Chad Rieselman from Lumber City Church tells us about an initiative that seeks to help underserves families.

Lake effect will continue throughout the day Thursday. Meteorologist Andy Parker tells us where the snow will be most intense and who's getting it.