The 5/14 Memorial Commission will hold a press conference later this month to share progress on the Commission's tribute to victims of the Tops shooting.

David Marrano is a former Assessor for the Town of Amherst. With confusion abundant over reassessment notices being sent to residents of Amherst and other towns, Marrano clarifies the assessment process, why it's done and what actually happens.

The 62nd Annual Variety Kids telethon airs this weekend, benefiting Oishei Children's Hospital and other local kids charities. Paul Cambria explains how you can get involved.

Mitch Nowakowski wants a forensic audit of the Erie County Clerk's Office, saying there's numerous problems with the office. Also, the importance of Heritage Point construction and how it influences Buffalo's future.

"Cabrini", the film that was largely shot in Buffalo released on Friday. A screening was held for cast and crew Tuesday night. Oscar-winning producer Jonathan Sanger tells us about the making of the film and Buffalo's promise as a movie-making hub.

Buffalo's own Dave Levinthal previews the primaries set to take place on Super Tuesday as the nation braces for a Trump-Biden rematch.

Peter Hunt, Chairman & CEO of HUNT Real Estate says his initial reaction to Amherst reassessing homes is that residents will receive a big tax bill.

The NFTA has received $3 million in funding to conduct initial studies into a new initiative that will make public transport along Bailey Avenue quicker. James Morrell tells us what's coming with the project.

Dave Kirst from AAA of Western and Central outlines how you can receive compensation if you own a Kia following a recent lawsuit settlement.

Western New Yorkers are bracing for the full arsenal of Mother Nature throughout Wednesday as temperatures fall from the high 50s to the low 30s with snow and high wind blowing in.