Assembly Woman Monica Wallace has authored a letter co-signed by 30 other assembly members to NHTSA asking the federal agency to recall Kia and Hyundai vehicles made between the years 2011 and 2022 that are missing an anti-theft component.

Vouchers issued to residents of New York City that are meant to pay for housing are now allowed to be used statewide. State Senator Rob Ortt says it can cause a ripple effect throughout Erie County.

With the Bills playing in London this week there is a particular group of fans native to England that bleed the team's colors just like those in Western New York. Charlie Nelson shares his story of Bills fandom and what he will be doing this Sunday when the Bills play in his hometown.

The start of a new month also brings about the resumption of student loan payments after three years of borrowers not having to pay. Jeff Boron says it could mean trouble for the "spending generation."

Former Bills center and current radio color analyst Eric Wood outlines what the Bills need to do if they want to beat the 3-0 Miami Dolphins in Orchard Park on Sunday.

Hamburg Schools Superintendent Michael Cornell gives his opinion on what has caused the increase in fights at high school football games.

The 2nd Republican debate between candidates vying for the party's nomination in 2024 takes place tonight, once again without Donald Trump. Carl Calabrese takes a look at who needs to perform tonight in Trump's absence.

A plan to build new, multi-use apartment buildings on Marine Drive will go in front of Buffalo's Planning Board today for possible approvals.

A government shutdown is just five days away, and a big part of it is the influx of lawmakers that are focused more on "performing" according to Political Analyst Steve Roberts.

Ralph Mohr looks at expanded mail-in voting laws that Governor Hochul signed into law this week and how they might change elections.