State Senate Minority Leader Rob Ortt tells WBEN he was unhappy with the lack of information initially released by the DEC and EPA regarding radiation in the Town of Niagara, but communication has improved. Ortt says lawmakers are trying to change laws to address homeowners' concerns.

ABC crime and terrorism analyst Brad Garrett has the latest on the search for Nancy Guthrie.

New York State's education commissioner is installing new oversight measures as Buffalo Schools deal with multiple issues. Board member Larry Scott reacts.

Nick Bond, American Red Cross WNY CEO tells us about the impact one donation can make as the nation faces a blood shortage.

Father David LiPuma from OLV National Shrine & Basilica talks about honoring Father Baker's legacy this weekend. Also, the Pennies to Heaven festival is this weekend.

Diane D'Arrigo from the Nuclear Information and Resource Service says it's "a very urgent situation" in the Town of Niagara as homeowners plead to be relocated following the discovery of high levels of radiation on their properties. She tells us what can be done to give residents justice.

Buffalo's Common Council has tabled a request from Bottoms Up for a special permit for 18+ college nights. Planning Board Chair James Morrell gives his take on the issues facing Chippewa.

Another Bills training camp at St. John Fisher University begins this morning. Paul Hemingway, Director of Camp Operations tells us about preparing for another camp.

The Bills are at St. John Fisher University as preparation for the season begins. Bills beat reporter for WGR Sal Capaccio gives us a rundown of camp's top storylines.

SportsLogos.net had pictures of the new grey Bills jersey 4 months before the original unveiling. Their NFL reporter Andrew Lind says the reaction from fans was expected.