Eight Days of Hope's annual Buffalo outreach begins Saturday in Buffalo's south district. Steve Tybor tells us how many volunteers are coming and the work they're doing.

National Weather Service Meteorologist Heather Kenyon has the forecast.

Crime and Terrorism analyst Brad Garrett describes why policing "teen takeovers" is easier said than done.

Councilman Rasheed Wyatt held a community event with Police Commissioner Erika Shields where residents expressed concerns about crime. Also, what does the city think about the resignation of Buffalo's school superintendent?

Dr. Joe Chow, Medical Director for WNY Immediate Care, tells us about the dangers posed by wildfire smoke.

State Senator Rob Ortt discusses problems facing NY's power grid. Also, is a pause on new data center construction the right move?

National Weather Service meteorologist Heather Kenyon tells us what to expect Thursday as smoke from Canadian wildfires lingers over WNY.

It's National Hot Dog Day! Joe Sahlen talks about it. Also, details on an open house at Sahlen Field.

What's the root of the leadership problem in Buffalo Public Schools? Former BOE member Larry Quinn gives a scathing review.

Buffalo Police released bodycam footage of an incident from Saturday night on Chippewa showing Deputy Commissioner Craig Macy shoving a woman to the ground while responding to a fight. Former BPD Captain Jeff Rinaldo gives his thoughts on what happened.