The Bills made a splash Tuesday when they announced the return of red helmets for one game this coming season. We asked COO Pete Guelli how the idea came together, what else is on the way in terms of uniforms, stadium progress and much more.

An LGBTQ advocacy group is asking the city of Buffalo to pull back on police patrols in Allentown. Mayor Chris Scanlon ordered patrols be increased after the murder of two beloved Allentown artists. Councilman Mitch Nowakowski, who represents Allentown, reacts to the complaint and tells us what he plans to do.

More than 2,000 volunteers from 39 states and 3 countries are in Buffalo's Niagara District this week fixing the homes of 100 families. Founder Steve Tybor tells us about this year's outreach.

Buffalo Common Councilmember Rasheed Wyatt is calling for the establishment of a Police Civilian Review Board. He says payments from police misconduct are part of the reason Buffalo is facing a financial crisis. Plus, the top stories of the day.

Two weeks after backing away from plans to build a soccer stadium in South Buffalo, Peter Marlette, Jr. and Buffalo Pro Soccer are considering other options, including a site in downtown Buffalo. The group is holding a town hall tonight for supporters. Marlette tells us what's being discussed and more about the sport's bright future in Buffalo.

Old Home Days is back all week in Williamsville! Herb Leising, Vice Chair of the Jolly Boys of Williamsville tells us what's planned.

Canal Fest is a full go in the Tonawandas! Event secretary Debbie Darling tells us all about the week long celebration.

The deadline for parishes to opt in to the Buffalo Diocese's $150 million settlement with abuse victims is Tuesday. Will parishes pay? We asked Nandor Forgach, an outspoken parishioner at St. Benedict in Eggertsville.

Longtime Buffalo concert promoter Don Tomasulo says Paul McCartney's concert at KeyBank Center in November won't be just another show, it'll be "an event." Tomasulo explains why and tells us what he expects when it comes to ticket sales and how quickly they'll go.

The IRS has ruled that churches can endorse political candidates. Is it a bridge too far? Buffalo Fire Chaplain Fr. Paul Seil looks at the ruling's implications for different congregations.