A New Morning

Interior designer Lauren Schulte tells us about a new event for décor lovers coming to Forbes Theater.

The US has reached a deal with Russia, breaking from a long-standing policy of not getting oil from Russia. Political analyst Steve Roberts has more on the fallout.

It's Bills vs. Rams on Monday Night Football as Buffalo looks to improve to 4-1 with a win over another NFL heavyweight. WGR's Brad Riter looks at the top storylines.

The October 2006 surprise snow storm was devastating for trees across Western New York. Paul Maurer made it his mission to replace what was lost. He reflects on the 20 years since.

Mayor Sean Ryan is demanding Chippewa businesses adhere to city ordinances after another violent incident involving the owner of The Cowboy. Tim Walton, manager of Bottom's Up and Venu weighs in.

Hurricane Isaias is heading through the gulf, right in the path of the US' crude oil production hubs and some refineries. Denton Cinquegrana, Chief Oil Analyst with Dow Jones Energy is optimistic a bullet will be dodged.

Steve Tybor from Eight Days of Hope is readying his volunteers as the Florida panhandle braces for impact from Hurricane Isaias.