Buffalo All Local

Today Susan is off and Brian discusses what the significance of AOC coming to Buffalo is as well as previewing Sunday's matchup between the Bills and Chargers.

Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez is in Buffalo Thursday to meet with Sean Ryan and organize inactive voters. Is there another reason she's here though, beyond what's on her agenda? Republican political strategist Carl Calabrese tells us what he thinks.

With six weeks to go until election day, new polling shows Governor Hochul holds a 9 point lead over Republican challenger Bruce Blakeman. Siena Research pollster Steve Greenberg dives deeper into the numbers.

It's officially fall in Western New York! Meteorologist Andy Parker tells us when we should expect to see different colors popping up, what the air will feel like, and whether the Pacific El Nino will have any impact on us.

Can data centers be mutually beneficial? A recommendation from New York State believes so. Town of Tonawanda Supervisor John Flynn tells us how Governor Hochul's Community Investment Framework can shape the town's view on data centers.

Borderland Festival is back this weekend in East Aurora at Knox Farm State Park. Headliners include Alabama Shakes, Jack White and Lord Huron. Festival co-founder Jen Brazill tells us all about the three day festival.

The Bills will open up Highmark Stadium Thursday night against the Detroit Lions, a rematch from 2024 when Buffalo and Detroit combined for 90 points in a Bills win. WGR's Sal Capaccio gets us ready for game time.

The Buffalo Police Benevolent Association is beginning contract negotiations with the city after going 443 days without an agreement. PBA President John Davidson joined WBEN to talk about those discussions and why a new deal is needed.

Buffalo Common Council member Joe Golombek is proposing a two-year data center and cryptomining moratorium in the City of Buffalo. That proposal will be in front of city lawmakers Tuesday afternoon. Golombek spoke with Joe Beamer about why the pause is necessary.

The Bills went to Houston Sunday and left with their first win there in 20 years, 36-31 over the Texans. Bills beat reporter for WGR Sal Capaccio breaks down how the Bills were able to counter one of the league's best defenses to get to 1-0.