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Lee Wetiz, Director of Aviation at the Buffalo Airport describes the intersection of eclipse and spring break travelers as a "perfect storm" for the Buffalo Airport. He says the Airport is ready to handle the influx of travelers as Eclipse day approaches.
America's pastime returns to Buffalo Friday afternoon for the earliest Opening Day in Sahlen Field's history. What's new at the ballpark? Bisons GM Anthony Sprague tells us all about it.
The collapse of Baltimore's Key Bridge following a collision from a cargo ship has many thinking about the safety of bridges across the country. Former WBEN and longtime Buffalo News reporter Brian Meyer reflects on one of the strangest stories he covered, when a barge hit the Peace Bridge. Though it doesn't compare to the destruction in Baltimore, the incident still holds a place in Buffalo lore.
Jessica Bauer Walker is President of the Buffalo Schools Parent and Students Community Healthworker Association. She believes suspending kids from school for fighting only continue the cycle of aggressive behavior in schools. That's why she works with schoolkids to decrease violence during class time.
A new Gallup poll shows that church attendance is dropping across the United States. Pastor Jerry Gillis from the Chapel at Crosspoint believes the church might have to look within for change.
Andy Parker says if we're going on historical records, there's about a 20% chance of snow during April 8th's eclipse. Also, what's in store for Andy's eclipse special Friday night?!
Mayor Byron Brown discusses the city's efforts to secure more funding in the state's budget for municipalities across NY. Also, construction is underway on fluoride systems for Buffalo's water supply. And what's going on with the Cobblestone District?
Shea's President & CEO Brian Higgins is excited for his first season at Shea's, which revealed this year's lineup of shows Tuesday night.
Kristen Elmore Garcia represents families of 5/14 victims, who recently received good news from a state judge that a lawsuit against social media companies alleging culpability in the shooting will not be dismissed. She explains why the judge's decision is so important for securing justice for the families.
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