The Bills' new stadium is getting closer to completion everyday. Paul Brown talks about the massive scale of the project. Also, what other major construction projects are happening around town?

An incentive for electric vehicle owners is going away next Tuesday, and car makers are offering big deals on EVs leading up to that day. Jeff Gilbert, auto reporter for WWJ in Detroit tells us more.

Buffalo mayoral candidate James Gardner spoke Tuesday about crime in the city of Buffalo, which is a key focus of his platform. He tells us how his administration will tackle crime in the city if elected.

Niagara Falls Mayor Rob Restaino explains where the process of finding a new operator stands.

Legal analyst Thane Rosenbaum explains the nuances of free speech for public-facing employees like teachers.

NOCO and several local chambers of commerce are hosting a public forum this morning on the future of energy in New York State. The forum will provide insight on where costs are heading and help businesses learn the facts about changing energy laws, along with tax breaks and incentives. NOCO President and COO Michael Casciano tells us more.

Millions of AT&T customers can claim their share of $177 million after a pair of data breaches in 2024. ABC's Jim Ryan has the story.

OpenAI and Nvidia are teaming up to establish data centers that will support the development of generative AI. Also, what's the new iPhone like? Tech reporter Mike Dobuski tells us.

Bishop Michael Fisher and other leaders within the Catholic Diocese of Buffalo will visit the Vatican in the coming weeks. Mary Pruski with Save Our Buffalo Churches agrees with canon lawyer Philip Gray that the visit is unusual.

Bishop Michael Fisher and other leaders within the Catholic Diocese of Buffalo have been called to Rome. Phillip Gray says it's an unusual visit.