An increasing amount of businesses are relying on artificial intelligence to boost productivity. A new study though shows AI hasn't been as beneficial as it can be in the future for businesses. Jon Schultz, technology & AI expert and owner of ezLocator tells us how AI has served his company.

A new study from Bankrate shows bad credit scores are costing households lots of money. Bankrate's Ted Rossman tells us about now ways to build credit and how to maintain your score.

ErieNet was first unveiled in 2019 but little progress has been made since then. Erie County Legislator Lindsay Lorigo wants answers on the future of the project, which so far has cost tens of millions of dollars.

Jay Wilcox is an exhibitor at the Erie County Fair. He's built a miniature replica of the Fair that's on display in the Fair Museum. Jay tells us about the work that went into creating the jaw-dropping display.

The 185th Erie County Fair is finally here! Fair CEO Jessica Underberg tells us all about what's planned, from food, to entertainment...and even a demolition derby.

Texas Republicans want to reconfigure congressional districts to give the GOP more seats, while California and New York Dems are considering doing the same thing. What was a shakeup of congressional districts look like in NY? We asked Albany insider Jack O'Donnell from O'Donnell and Associates.

"Hard Knocks: Training Camp with the Buffalo Bills" debuts Tuesday night at 9 on HBO. Lead Director Pat Harris, a Rochester native, tells us what to expect, from drama to players whose personalities will shine through the screen.

The 61st Eden Corn Festival is here! Festival Chair Jeff Winter tells us about the 60,000 ear of corn, corn shucking competitions and more at this year's event.

A judge has issued a ruling that allows New York State's pursuit of an all-electric future for new homes to move forward. Phillip Nanula is President & CEO of Essex Homes and President of the Buffalo Niagara Builders Association. He tells us why the news is concerning, and what it may mean for existing homes throughout the state.

The City of Buffalo is asking a judge to dismiss a lawsuit that alleges the city misled the public about the presence - or lack thereof - of fluoride in the water supply. Attorney Robert Corp represents the plaintiffs. He explains where the case stands and why he's optimistic the case will move forward.