The tax filing deadline for most of us is today, April 15. 'The Tax Lady' Esther Gulyas tells us her office is swamped as people try to file at the last minute. She has tips if you're one of those late filers.

The Sabres are division champions for the first time since 2010 after beating Chicago 5-1 Monday night. It caps off a remarkable worst-to-first story. WGR's Paul Hamilton recaps the season and looks ahead to the playoffs.

It's a great day for the City of Buffalo as tech company Ingram Micro moves its local operations downtown. The company's North America President Bill Brandel tells us what went into the decision to move more than 1,200 employees to the heart of the city.

Oil and gas prices started dropping this week following news that the US and Iran agreed to a two week ceasefire. Anyone hoping to see a quick drop in gas prices though may be disappointed. Patrick De Haan, head of Petroleum Analysis at Gas Buddy explains why.

The deadline to file your taxes is April 15th. Do you have everything in order? 'The Tax Lady' Esther Gulyas is here to make sure you do.

The City of Tonawanda is using a machine that recycles asphalt into material that can be used to fill potholes. It could be a game-changer for roads everywhere. Public Works Superintendent David Fronczak tells us how the machine works.

Artemis II’s lunar flyby, which lasted seven hours Monday, is the highlight so far of the nearly 10-day test flight that will end with a splashdown in the Pacific on Friday. The journey has been special to watch for Tim Collins of the Buffalo Astronomical Association.

Dyngus Day celebrations in Western New York don't begin and end in Buffalo's old Polonia neighborhoods. They've spread far across the area as more people look to get in on the fun. Matt Parish tells us about the changes to this year's parade.

"Unbelievable," said Buffalo School teacher Marc Bruno, to new information that a 17-year-old Buffalo student, who tried to bring an unloaded gun into School 197, on East Delavan Avenue this week, had been arrested just over two weeks ago on felony charges. Bruno tells us what changes he thinks need to be made.

Immigration attorney Rosanna Berardi says there likely won't be a criminal indictment in the death of blind refugee Nurul Amin Shah Alam, who was found dead in Buffalo in February after being dropped off at a closed Tim Hortons by Customs and Border Protection agents. Berardi has expert analysis on the case, and what the realistic outcomes are.