The Buffalo Bills are back at home Sunday as they look to sweep the Dolphins and move to 7-2 on the year. Voice of the Bills Chris Brown previews the game.

Candidates in local races are spending big money to get the upper hand. Political insider Ken Kruly shares details on the DA race and the battle for the 143rd district seat in the state assembly. Also, how much taxpayer dollars are going towards campaigns?

Looking to catch a glimpse of the supernatural on Halloween? Mike Casella from Buffalo History Tours has some recommendations and stories about Buffalo's most haunted places.

More Democrat-leaning voters have registered to vote than Republicans since 2022. There's also been an uptick in women and minorities registering. Bruce Fisher, Senior Advisor at StrategyCorp takes a deeper look at the demographics of who's getting involved.

The Bills are 6-2 after a blowout win over the Seahawks in Seattle. Buffalo also got plenty of help around the league on Sunday, with the Jets, Dolphins and Patriots all losing. Sideline reporter Sal Capaccio recaps the game and the Bills outlook for the next three weeks.

The Bills look to improve to 6-2 when they go to Seattle on Sunday. Bills radio voice Chris Brown previews the game.

Tua Tagovailoa says he plans to return to football, the Chiefs join the wide receiver sweepstakes, and the Bills are getting ready for the Seahawks. Eric Wood gives his thoughts on the latest happenings around the NFL.

There's lots of confusion surrounding Prop. 1, a NYS amendment that's on the ballot on Election Day. Jack O'Donnell from O'Donnell & Associates looks at how the amendment has evolved over time.

Redevelopment plans for the old Voelkers Lanes building may have to be reimagined after a Buffalo Common Council meeting Monday found flaws with its design. Also, a public hearing on the preservation of five Buffalo churches is being held Tuesday. Councilman Joe Golombek joins us.

Buffalo came in at #3 for most affordable homes in the country on a recent study from Forbes. Real estate broker Donna Littlefield tells us why she agrees with Forbes' assessment.