A New Morning

The Sabres are back at KeyBank Center Wednesday night before embarking on another road trip. WGR's Paul Hamilton checks in on the return of Rasmus Dahlin, the team's penchant for falling behind by two goals, and the latest on Connor Hellebuyck speculation.

Home sales were down 7.3% in September. Is that drop-off temporary or a sign of a shift? Mark Hamrick of The Hamrick Brief on Substack tells us.

Marc Bruno, an outspoken teacher at Buffalo's Riverside High School, doesn't expect board members to vote on a proposal to close schools within the district Wednesday. He tells us why.

A brazen heist in California shows how lucrative the black market for collectibles is. ABC's Jim Ryan has the story.

ABC tech reporter Mike Dobuski tells us more.

Assemblyman Bill Conrad says fellow lawmakers are beginning to push back against electrification in New York State.

Buffalo school board member Erik Bohen says he isn't sure what he will be voting on Wednesday as the district's school closure plan continues to be revised.

Record turnout is expected in some key midterm races just two weeks from today. Dave Levinthal, senior editor for The Washington Sun tells us how things are shaping up.

President & CEO of the Buffalo Naval Park Brian Luallen joins Brian and Susan to discuss moving two ships from the park that are in need of repairs.

Political Analyst Steve Roberts joins Susan and Brian to look ahead at the mid-term elections which will be happening in less than a month.