Brian talks about the extreme heat warning as well as the heat advisory that is posted all over WNY and dives into tips that can keep you hydrated and safe for both you and your pets.

Brian sits in solo today as Susan is off to talk about the extreme heat WNY will be experiencing up until the 4th of July.

Susan and Brian today discuss the extreme heat WNY is looking to have just days before the 4th of July and also talk about lead in water lines.

Today Brian and Susan discuss the extreme heat for the week as it is expected to cool down a little before celebrating America's 250th. They also talk about the first beams going up for the apartments on Marine Drive.

More than 6,000 riders will participate in this weekend's Ride for Roswell with the goal of raising $6.6 million for cancer research and Roswell Park. Roswell President & CEO Dr. Candace Johnson tells us about this year's event.

Players have left, and players have come in. That's only scratching the surface of what's been a busy start to the team's offseason. WGR's Brian Koziol reacts to the losses of Bo Byram and Alex Tuch and previews Friday's NHL Draft, which takes place at KeyBank Center.

Republican strategist Carl Calabrese says Jeremy Zellner's loss in Tuesday's primary is 'a stinging loss and embarrassment'. What happens next for Zellner, and what does the direction of the Democratic party look like? Calabrese gives his take.

It's been three years in the making. The Bills cut the ribbon at Highmark Stadium Tuesday morning. Steve Renalli, President of the Erie County Stadium Corporation joined WBEN in the lead up to the event to share his excitement.

Tuesday morning marks another milestone for Highmark Stadium as the Bills cut the ribbon on their new home. Bills & Sabres President of Business Operations Pete Guelli tells us what he is most excited for at the stadium. Also, will fans be able to get a glimpse inside without having to go to a game? Guelli also has the latest on KeyBank Center renovations and the possibility of an outdoor Sabres game at the stadium.

Buffalo Mayor Sean Ryan announced new community programs at the city's public pools beginning this summer, ranging from free swimming lessons to senior swims. Deputy Mayor Maria Whyte tells us what else is planned.