A New Morning

Crime and Terrorism analyst Brad Garrett tells us more.

Fillmore District councilman Mitch Nowakowski talks about the future of a marquee waterfront property. Also, can the City and Senecas come together?

What should Orchard Park be looking at when developing around Highmark Stadium? Don Lorentz, Executive Director of Orchard Park's Chamber of Commerce gives his insight.

Buffalo School Board member Larry Scott explains how the district has found itself needing to close multiple schools. Also, what happens if the plan isn't approved?

There's a good amount of "green lights" for the US economy right now, but also a few yellows and reds. Mark Hamrick of The Hamrick Brief on Substack tells us more.

The Sabres are off to a winning start after coming back to beat the Minnesota Wild in overtime Tuesday. WGR's Paul Hamilton recaps the game.

Christa Pike is conscious and speaking after a failed execution in Tennessee last week. ABC's Peter Charalambous has the latest.

A letter with the Orchard Park seal went out to the owners of the popular RV lot near Highmark Stadium warning them RVs must be removed from the lot because of a code enforcement. It's since led to mass confusion among campers. Supervisor Joe Liberti tells us what's happening.

Eight Buffalo schools are facing closure due to declining enrollment, operating costs and staffing reasons, including Riverside High School. Teacher Marc Bruno says the district's plan is flawed.