Now that Mayor Brown's contract has been approved by the Western Regional OTB's board, all that's left is for the Mayor to get his gaming license. Ryan Whalen, Political Reporter for Spectrum News says that's well on its way to happening. He has the latest on what's going on at City Hall.

The Bills will try and stay undefeated when they take on the Ravens Sunday night. How will the team play after handling the Jags so easily? We talked with Eric Wood ahead of the game.

Kevin Beckman, VP of Health, Homes and Crisis Interventions with BestSelf says simply asking "how are you doing?" can go a long way in checking on loved ones.

The Bills improved to 3-0 with a 47-10 dismantling of the Jaguars on Monday Night Football. Bills sideline reporter Sal Capaccio recaps a night of firsts for the Bills roster.

Recent car-bike crashes have led to North Tonawanda officials launching a study into redesigning Twin Cities Memorial Highway. Michael Finn from the Greater Buffalo Niagara Regional Transportation Council tells us what can be done to improve safety on the roadway. He says confusion defines the highway.

Buffalo's Common Council will discuss the possibility of allowing open containers in the city next week. A reversal of current laws would allow for the public consumption of alcohol. Chris Ring, co-owner of The Rec Room on Chippewa tells us how a change to open container rules might affect his business.

Former Sabres owner Tom Golisano announced a historic charitable donation of $360 million to non-profits across Buffalo, Rochester and Syracuse Tuesday. Joseph Ruffolo, President & CEO of Niagara Falls Memorial Medical Center shared his reaction to the news with us. The hospital received $10 million as part of Golisano's gift.

As inflation rises, wages in the US are left trying to catch up. Bankrate's Sarah Foster tells us about the latest data.

The Buffalo Diocese has announced the closure of nearly 80 churches. So what happens with all that real estate? Peter Hunt, Chairman and CEO of HUNT Real Estate gives his insight.

Why were two students who were involved in a previous stabbing with each other allowed to go back to McKinley High School together? Also, a Buffalo teenager gets charged with a misdemeanor for posting a threat to a kindergarten classroom in an online chatroom. Former Erie County DA John Flynn weighed in on both.