WGR's Brian Koziol, pregame and postgame host for Sabres games, talks Game 6 of the Sabres vs Bruins playoff series and gives his thoughts on what the team needs to do to advance to the next round.

National Weather Service Meteorologist Tony Ansuini talks about the cold weather that is going to stick around for May

Crime and Terror Analyst Brad Garrett talks about the shooting from the White House Correspondents' dinner and the shooter's potential motivations.

O'Donnell & Associates Jack O'Donnell discusses the budget extensions that are coming out of Albany and what that means for the people of New York State.

Council Member Mitch Nowakowski gives an update on the former Adam's Mark Hotel and their finances. Nowakowski also gives his thoughts on new BPD Commissioner.

WEEI Bruins Reporter Scott McLaughlin gives his takes on the Sabres-Bruins series and what he likes seeing from the Bruins.

May 1st is the deadline to nominate companies for this year's Business Ethics Awards. Past winner Jeannette Kreher with Kreher Family Farms and Buffalo Niagara Business Ethics Association Treasurer Alison Romanowski tell us about the prestige of the award.

Buffalo's Common Council voted 5-4 Tuesday to confirm Erika Shields' appointment to Police Commissioner. University District Councilman Rasheed Wyatt explains why he voted yes.

The Sabres couldn't put away the Bruins Tuesday night, losing 2-1 in overtime at home. WGR's Paul Hamilton recaps the game.

Niagara Falls City School District Superintendent Mark Laurrie says students are following the rules and parents are cooperating as Year 1 of the state's bell-to-bell cell phone ban nears its end.