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A plan to build new, multi-use apartment buildings on Marine Drive will go in front of Buffalo's Planning Board today for possible approvals.
A government shutdown is just five days away, and a big part of it is the influx of lawmakers that are focused more on "performing" according to Political Analyst Steve Roberts.
Ralph Mohr looks at expanded mail-in voting laws that Governor Hochul signed into law this week and how they might change elections.
Iconic Buffalo restaurant Chef's turns 100 tomorrow. Owner Lou Billittier reflects on the restaurants legacy so far in Buffalo.
Buffalo Common Council member Joe Golombek goes over all that was discussed at Tuesday's Common Council meeting, including a request for details on Buffalo's snow preparedness plan, a vote on school bus arm cameras and a request for an audit of city employees on administrative leave.
The City of Buffalo's first deadline for this year's snow plan is November 1st, but David Rivera feels that date should be changed. Hear more from Rivera on the Council's request for more information on the snow plan and also a vote on installing cameras on the stop sign arm of school buses.
Jeff Gilbert is an auto reporter with WWJ in Detroit. He discusses the status of the UAW strike and whether there is potential for workers at plants around Buffalo to walk out.
Lauren Fix looks at how a wide-scale strike by the UAW might effect the economy.
An alleged racist comment from Bills owner Terry Pegula is being presented as evidence of a hostile work environment by a former NFL.com writer.
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