A public meeting will be held in Cheektowaga Tuesday evening to discuss the proposal to move mail processing out of Buffalo to Rochester. Frank Resetarits is President of the local American Postal Workers Union. He expects around 500 people to be in attendance.

The NFL Combine will be held this week in Indianapolis and all the NFL big wigs are there. Sal Capaccio tells us what to look out for throughout the week.

Buffalo Niagara Film Office Commissioner Tim Clark says Cabrini showcases Western New York in a way that advertising simply can't do. Movie goers will spot plenty of familiar locations when the see the movie March 8th.

Erie County Republicans gave their endorsement to West Seneca Supervisor Gary Dickson in the race for NY-26. Republican Strategist Carl Calabrese has high praise for the selection.

Traffic is becoming a bigger concern as April 8th's total solar eclipse approaches. Tim Collins from the Buffalo Eclipse Consortium gave WBEN an update on how the group is preparing for the eclipse.

Monday marked 100 days in hospice care for former President Jimmy Carter. Kelley Clem, Vice President Clinical Education & Patient Advocacy for Hospice and Palliative Care Buffalo says Carter's story gives hope that the perception of hospice care will change for the better.

The City of Buffalo is intertwined with Presidential history, whether it's Presidents who called Buffalo home, or even assassinations. Brian Hayden from The Buffalo History Museum tells us what the Museum has on display this week.

Western New York continues to see new developments pop up. The redevelopment of the Boulevard Mall site is one of those exciting projects. Amherst Supervisor Brian Kulpa shares the latest on the project. Also, some news on Costco.

For many in Buffalo, the Kansas City shooting could trigger the opening of old wounds. Dr. Michael Cummings from UB's Jacobs School of Medicine talks about the traumas people in certain communities may experience following shootings. Also, how to treat Seasonal Affective Disorder.

It doesn't happen often, but Valentine's Day is colliding with the first day of Lent on Wednesday. Father Paul Seil from UB's Newman Center discusses ways you can celebrate both.