Automated work zone speed cameras have already been seen in construction areas across Western New York, and tickets are being sent out to motorists. So, what do drivers need to know? NYSDOT spokesperson Ryan Whalen joins WBEN to explain what you can and can't get away with when driving past one of the cameras.

Recent meteor streaks across the Eastern U.S. are drawing a lot of interest and even more questions. A fireball streaking across the sky last Wednesday morning startled residents across Western New York. Is it related to other meteor strikes across the country? We asked Tim Collins of the Buffalo Astronomical Association.

Brain and Susan discuss the details from the Buffalo Police Officer being shot from Tuesday's shooting and talk about the first cruise docking this year in Buffalo.

Thursday night will be a landmark moment for the City of Buffalo as a cruise ship docks at the waterfront for the first time in decades. The American Patriot will bring 130 passengers to town as they tour Niagara Falls and other local landmarks. Visit Buffalo President & CEO Patrick Kaler tells us what else is on the agenda.

A Buffalo Police officer was shot multiple times while responding to a call on the city's East Side on Tuesday, just days after an officer was stabbed on Broadway near Liddell Street in another officer-involved shooting. Buffalo PBA President John Davidson reacts to the season's violent start.

Buffalo's Common Council will vote on a budget today, but whether Mayor Ryan's proposed $681 million budget or an amended version is enacted is still to be decided. North District Councilman Joe Golombek tells us where negotiations are at and what he plans to ask for Tuesday afternoon.

The Buffalo Naval Park will be hosting events all Memorial Day Weekend honoring the nation's fallen heroes. Brian Luallen, park President & CEO tells us what's planned through Monday.

Buffalo's School Board unanimously passed a $1.4 billion budget for next school year Wednesday night. The budget includes a multi-million dollar investment in special education, though it also calls for the closure of multiple schools. Board member Larry Scott shared his reaction with WBEN.

Districts in Western New York with open school board seats are just a few out of many across the state facing the same problem. David Albert from the New York State School Boards Association says it's a concern every year. What's causing the shortage? David tells us.

It was an all too familiar end for Buffalo sports fans Monday night - an overtime loss to knock the Sabres out of the playoffs. It brought a remarkable season to a screeching halt. Sabres beat reporter for WGR Paul Hamilton recaps the game.