Buffalo Central Terminal will undergo a 10-year redevelopment project totaling $300 million. James Morrell, Chair of the Central Terminal Restoration Corporation tells us what will be new at the Buffalo landmark when the project is finished.

Dartmouth College recently brought back SATs as a requirement for admission. Could we see more colleges and universities follow suit?

Several DPW crews were working hard over the weekend to patch up potholes created by January's snow storms. Commissioner Nate Marton tells us how much progress was made and what areas are most difficult to repair.

New FAFSA rules were supposed to make the financial aid filing process easier for prospective students, but Jeff Boron says those rules have only caused more headaches.

Brian Higgins will leave office at the end of Friday, bringing an end to a term in the House that lasted through parts of three decades.

The winter thaw has brought with it plenty of potholes across Western New York. West Seneca Highway Superintendent Brian Adams and Clarence Highway Superintendent Jamie Dussing discuss how their towns are dealing with the roadway nuisances.

Preparations continue for the Buffalo Auto Show as the top car manufacturers bring their latest models to the Buffalo Convention Center.

Pat Kaler, President & CEO at Visit Buffalo Niagara says hotels in WNY are already selling out as the eclipse is just 70 days away. Also, where can you observe the event?

Erie County District Attorney John Flynn announced Thursday that he will leave office, with his last day being March 31st. Flynn tells us what's next professionally.