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Today marks World Wish Day for the Make-A-Wish foundation. Ben Marchione is Regional Director of Make-A-Wish. He joined WBEN to talk about the importance of your contribution to making someone's dream a reality.
A new survey from AARP shows that 25% of Americans over 50 years-old think they'll never retire. But what exactly defines retirement? Michael Angelucci explains.
The Bills are currently sitting at the 28th spot in the first round of the NFL Draft, but a trade could change that. What's the biggest position of need? Who are the top players? How late will you need to stay up?! WGR's Sal Capaccio has all you need to know.
Niagara Falls hotels alone brought in nearly $15 million for the city, says Visit Buffalo Niagara President & CEO Patrick Kaler. Kaler says he doesn't know what he was expecting numbers-wise, but it's no doubt a positive.
The Sabres are reuniting with Lindy Ruff who will take over as the team's head coach for a 2nd time next season. WGR's Paul Hamilton tells us what he thinks of the hire and if it bodes well for the Sabres.
Buffalo Niagara Waterkeeper's mission for 35 years has been keeping the region's waterways clear of pollution. Executive Director Jill Jedlicka says even though there's other problems in the world, it's still important to keep our environment clean.
Saturday marks 4/20 and Dank 716 owner Aaron Van Camp is ready for the crowds that come with the unofficial holiday.
Early voting for the special election in NY-26 opens on Saturday. Gary Dickson, West Seneca Town Supervisor and Republican candidate for the Congressional seat, joined WBEN to talk about the challenges of the campaign and the unusual April election.
New York's new budget has been agreed upon informally and still needs to be officially passed, but the agreement comes as many school districts wait for data to plan their budgets. Also, how will the budgets address the state's migrant crisis?
West Seneca Schools will vote on a budget tonight that could bring about the termination of 47.5 positions in the district.
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