School has been cancelled, protesters are demanding ICE leave, and Gov. Tim Walz is readying the National Guard after an ICE agent shot and killed a woman in Minneapolis Wednesday. ABC's Armando Garcia has the latest.

Bankrate's Ted Rossman is optimistic that interest rates will fall in 2026. He explains why.

Buffalo Public Schools has opted not to close two schools at the end of the school year and will instead work on a 'Plan B'. Board member Larry Scott reacts to the decision.

The CDC has changed guidelines for child immunizations, but New York State says they will not follow those guidelines. Dr. Steven Lana from Delaware Pediatrics says parents at his practice are concerned.

Republican strategist Carl Calabrese gives his thoughts on the US' military action in Venezuela, continued calls to take control of Greenland, Bruce Blakeman's chances against Gov. Hochul and more.

The Bills will go on the road in the Wild Card round for the first time since 2019 when they take on the Jaguars in Jacksonville Sunday. Mike Dempsey from 1010XL in Jacksonville tells us about Buffalo's opponent.

Cybersecurity expert Arun Vishwanath tells us more about the technology in use at downstate Wegmans stores that collects customer data and whether that data is completely accurate or flawed.

Tonya J. Powers takes us inside the courtroom after Nicolás Maduro's arraignment.

A new documentary from ESPN chronicles the history of Highmark Stadium. Chris Berman and ESPN produce Jennifer Chafitz tell us what is being lost as the Bills move on from their old home.

The CDC has announced changes to the childhood immunization schedule. ABC's Mary Kekatos explains the changes.