The total number of gun-related homicides fell considerably in 2023, but vehicle theft remains a major issue for law enforcement in Buffalo.

Attorney Steve Boyd tells us what he thinks led to Governor Hochul's veto of the Grieving Families Act. It's the 2nd time the Act has been vetoed by Hochul.

Buffalo's Jewish community is continuing their call for an apology from The Buffalo News after a cartoon that's seen as anti-Semitic was published in the paper early this week.

North Tonawanda and Tonawanda are joining forces for the first time since 2013 for a New Year celebration, bringing back the 'On the Canal' ball drop.

Buffalo Common Council President Darius Pridgen will retire at the start of the new year, starting a new era for the Council. Pridgen explains why the time was right and what's next for him.

A new survey has revealed multiple ways Americans intend to save money in 2024.

The Christmas snow storm that crippled the region last year arrived on Dec. 23rd. Buffalo Mayor Byron Brown reflects on the steps the city has taken in the year since the blizzard to improve preparation.

Brian Hayden is the Communications Director at the Buffalo History Museum. As we approach the one year anniversary of last year's blizzard, the Museum is curating an archive of photos, videos and objects from the storm.

Buffalo's Salvation Army is planning a $100 million project that will bring more affordable housing to the city and build a new community center on the city's East Side.

Cathy Creighton, former labor relations attorney and currently with Cornell in Buffalo, explains where the growth in unionization efforts among Buffalo workers started and what the future is looking like.