All Kai Dennis wants is someone to curl up with on the couch while watching a Sabres or Bills game, or a movie!

The Bills hope to move to 8-2 when they face a Colts team that has struggled with their identity this season.

How spot-on or wrong were the polls? Nathaniel Rakich tells us.

Grant Loomis says the closure of Sumitomo Rubber is a "gut punch" that will adversely affect the local economy. He talks about the state of manufacturing in WNY.

Some shoppers are being driven by a sense of nostalgia and going out to get their gifts for the holidays. ABC's Jim Ryan tells us more.

The Sumitomo Rubber plant operated in Bill Conrad's Assembly district. He says his staff is leaving no stone unturned in the search for answers about the plant's closure.

Russia appears to be upping its efforts to punish Ukraine's allies. Crime and Terrorism analyst Brad Garrett tells us more.

Was Wednesday's stock market bump similar to past trends or an outlier? Bankrate's Mark Hamrick takes a look.

The Bills head to Indianapolis with hopes of improving to 8-2. Bills radio analyst Eric Wood previews the game.

The federal cases against Donald Trump will be wrapped up soon. A precedent dating back to the Nixon administration says a president can't be prosecuted while in office. ABC's Steven Portnoy tells us more.