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Catholic Health employees at Mercy Hospital in Buffalo voted to authorize a strike on Monday. It doesn't mean a strike is guaranteed, though. Catholic Health President & CEO Joyce Markiewicz explains where negotiations stand and what Catholic Health is proposing.

It was an unbelievable night in Orchard Park. After being dominated for 56 minutes the Bills turned it on, launching an improbable comeback from 15 points behind to win 41-40. Sideline reporter Sal Capaccio recaps all the events that led to the win.

The Amherst, Clarence and Ken-Ton Chambers of Commerce are hosting an energy forum alongside NOCO September 24th to educate business owners on the state's push towards electrification. A.J. Baynes, President & CEO of Amherst's Chamber of Commerce tells us about the concerns businesses have and why the forum is necessary.

A public hearing was held Wednesday night on New York's new energy laws which will begin rolling out January 1st. Several Republican lawmakers from NY were there, including State Senate Minority Leader Rob Ortt. He joined WBEN Thursday to explain why he feels the plan is flawed and how consumers will be impacted.

University District Councilman Rasheed Wyatt is among the lawmakers in Buffalo asking for more information from police regarding the DJ Granville investigation. Wyatt tells us about his concerns and why he believes there is a coverup happening within the department.

Countries are pulling back from sending small products to the US as a key exemption expires. Also, do you re-sell Bills tickets? There may be some good news for you. 'The Tax Lady' Esther Gulyas breaks it all down.

The nation is still coming to grips with the shooting in Minneapolis Wednesday at a Catholic school. Two children were killed and a dozen more were injured. Tarian Group Vice President and former Buffalo Police Captain Jeff Rinaldo explains what more can be done to secure schools as shootings continue to happen.

The Buffalo Diocese agreed to a $122 million settlement with two insurers, marking a victory for survivors. Attorney Steve Boyd, who represents victims, tells us about the settlement and what it means for survivors going forward.

Attorney Steve Boyd is expecting numerous lawsuits after the fatal bus crash on the 90 last Friday that killed 5 people and injured dozens more. What will those lawsuits look like and what could compensation be? Boyd gives his expertise.

The first school year under Gov. Kathy Hochul's bell-to-bell cell phone ban begins next week. School districts, including Niagara Falls have their plans in order for dealing with cell phones. Superintendent Mark Laurrie tells us what his district's policy is and why they're taking their approach.