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GObike Buffalo is conducting a survey regarding potential bike paths in Niagara County. Kevin Heffernan explains how you can get involved.

President Biden closed out Night 1 of the Democratic National Convention with a fiery speech. Carl Calabrese gives his thoughts on the first night of the convention.

A $500 million project that will see the city of Buffalo replace 40,000 water lines is in its beginning stages. The best part? There's no cost for residents. Buffalo Water Board Chair OJ McFoy tells us how the city plans to fund the project and how you can contribute.

Homeowners are restructuring their loans. Just last week there was a 35% increase in home loan refinancing from the week prior. Peter Hunt, President & CEO of HUNT Real Estate explains the sudden change.

Brendan Mehaffy, Executive Director of the Office of Strategic Planning for Buffalo says Peter Marlette has made a great case for bringing a USL soccer team to Buffalo. With that team would come a new stadium. Mehaffy tells us about those talks and more, including the Cobblestone District and new purchases by Doug Jemal.

The Buffalo Naval Park has achieved its funding goal of $21 million to complete extensive rehabilitation work on the USS The Sullivans and the USS Croaker. Paul Marzello, Park President & CEO explains the multi-step project.

Darryl Carr, the owner of Cobblestone District properties that were badly damaged in a fire two months ago, has filed a lawsuit against the City of Buffalo that puts a pause on emergency preservation efforts. Carr says he wants the issue resolved by the time hockey season comes around. He shared the latest on the situation with us.

The Bills return to Highmark Stadium Saturday afternoon for their first preseason game against the Chicago Bears. The starters will play a quarter, give or take. Chris Brown, the new voice of the Bills previews the game and tells us what to expect as players battle for position and the roster takes shape.

Buffalo Common Council President Chris Scanlon talks about the city putting a pause on its tax on entertainment venues for running shows. Also, rumors are swirling that Mayor Byron Brown might leave office before the end of his term. What has Scanlon heard?