Jill Jedlicka is the Executive Director of Buffalo Niagara Waterkeeper, a group which recently received $10 million in federal funds to put towards the restoration of the Upper Scajaquada creek.

Renovations are coming to the Eternal Flame Trail at Chestnut Ridge, to the tune of $134,000. Erie County Parks Commissioner Troy Schinzel has all the details on the project.

Ed Drantch gives extensive details on what the scene is like in Warren County amidst the manhunt for Michael Burham. Drantch also tells us about his visit to the jail Burham escaped from, and how the Sheriff's Department feels following the escape.

The Queen of Heaven Carnival in West Seneca kicks off a weekend of festivals in and around Buffalo.

There's an increase in the presence of ticks in Erie County as summer begins. Rebecca Roll of Lyme WNY talks the dangers of the insect, as well as where they can be found.

Kathy Sautter tells us all about this year's food options at one of the top food fests in the nation.

As folks prepare for the 4th of July Matt Shaw talks firework safety protocol, also more on how many displays Skylighters have lined up.

Mayor Brown says he will reintroduce the request for a loan from Braymiller Market to Buffalo's Common Council following the latter's denial of the initial request earlier this week.

State senator Rob Ortt is among state lawmakers seeking to appoint a specific agency to oversee attractions like the Lockport Cave Tour.

Mayor Brown gives his thoughts on Tuesday's primary results.