Sean McDermott says his team's back is against the wall as the home stretch of the season arrives. Sunday, Joe Burrow and the Bengals come to Orchard Park. Voice of the Bills Chris Brown previews the game.

The Erie County Legislature will vote today on the county budget. Meanwhile, the sale of seats at the current Highmark Stadium has started. But will the sale yield worthwhile results for the local economy? Legislator Lindsay Lorigo (R) tells us how much money the sale is expected to raise.

The Rodriguez family lost everything, including two children in a house fire last Saturday on French Street in Buffalo. Jayjay Rojas is the cousin of Jose Rodriguez. He's caring for two children that made it out of the burning house while their parents recover in the hospital. Rojas tells us about the incredible outpouring of support from the community and how you can help.

There's a plan to revitalize downtown, and it involves bringing more events to the City of Buffalo. Brian Higgins, President & CEO of Shea's is part of a group of business influencers working to make the plan a reality. Higgins tells us about it.

Buffalo started slow, but big plays from Joey Bosa and Christian Benford put the Bills ahead for good Sunday in Pittsburgh. Bills sideline reporter Sal Capaccio recaps what went right for the Bills in their 26-7 win over the Steelers, their 8th win of the season.

Thanksgiving Day marks the 130th running of the YMCA Turkey Trot. The YMCA's Paul Stockman says the excitement level is high as ever as trotters get set to take their mark.

A large-scale renovation of OLV National Shrine & Basilica is underway in Lackawanna, transforming the historic church inside and out. Father David LiPuma takes us inside restoration efforts and tells us how the shrine is remaining open even as so much work is being completed.

"Holiday Touchdown: A Bills Love Story" debuts Saturday night on Hallmark Channel at 8 o'clock. Victoria Sturman, Executive Director of the East Aurora Chamber of Commerce has seen the movie. She gives us a sneak preview of what to expect.

The need this holiday season at the City Mission goes beyond turkey and the trimmings. Volunteers and everyday household items are also needed. Volunteer & Event Manager Julia Dressler tells us how you can help those in need this season.