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Peter Hunt, Chairman & CEO of HUNT Real Estate says his initial reaction to Amherst reassessing homes is that residents will receive a big tax bill.

The NFTA has received $3 million in funding to conduct initial studies into a new initiative that will make public transport along Bailey Avenue quicker. James Morrell tells us what's coming with the project.

Dave Kirst from AAA of Western and Central outlines how you can receive compensation if you own a Kia following a recent lawsuit settlement.

Western New Yorkers are bracing for the full arsenal of Mother Nature throughout Wednesday as temperatures fall from the high 50s to the low 30s with snow and high wind blowing in.

A public meeting will be held in Cheektowaga Tuesday evening to discuss the proposal to move mail processing out of Buffalo to Rochester. Frank Resetarits is President of the local American Postal Workers Union. He expects around 500 people to be in attendance.

The NFL Combine will be held this week in Indianapolis and all the NFL big wigs are there. Sal Capaccio tells us what to look out for throughout the week.

Buffalo Niagara Film Office Commissioner Tim Clark says Cabrini showcases Western New York in a way that advertising simply can't do. Movie goers will spot plenty of familiar locations when the see the movie March 8th.

Erie County Republicans gave their endorsement to West Seneca Supervisor Gary Dickson in the race for NY-26. Republican Strategist Carl Calabrese has high praise for the selection.

Traffic is becoming a bigger concern as April 8th's total solar eclipse approaches. Tim Collins from the Buffalo Eclipse Consortium gave WBEN an update on how the group is preparing for the eclipse.

Monday marked 100 days in hospice care for former President Jimmy Carter. Kelley Clem, Vice President Clinical Education & Patient Advocacy for Hospice and Palliative Care Buffalo says Carter's story gives hope that the perception of hospice care will change for the better.