Dave and Kelsey run through live interviews about two major news stories: The $50 million expansion of Shea's Buffalo and nearby spaces and a federal appeals court ruling that allows gun manufacturers and sellers in New York State to be held liable, thanks to a state law.
Part One: Brian Higgins, the CEO of Shea's Buffalo, joins us on News 4 at 5:30 to provide details on the biggest renovation project at the historic theater in decades. Plans call for a new entrance, elevators and more that will help move the crowds in the crown jewel of the city's theater district, plus a new roof, $5 million for Shea's 710 Theater and millions of dollars in other work to improve the district.
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Part Two: Buffalo attorney John Elmore, who represents multiple families of victims of the Tops mass shooting, talks about a recent ruling in federal appeals court. Elmore tells us how the ruling allows attorneys in New York to hold gun manufacturers and firearm and equipment sellers to be held liable in civil lawsuits.
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By WIVBDave and Kelsey run through live interviews about two major news stories: The $50 million expansion of Shea's Buffalo and nearby spaces and a federal appeals court ruling that allows gun manufacturers and sellers in New York State to be held liable, thanks to a state law.
Part One: Brian Higgins, the CEO of Shea's Buffalo, joins us on News 4 at 5:30 to provide details on the biggest renovation project at the historic theater in decades. Plans call for a new entrance, elevators and more that will help move the crowds in the crown jewel of the city's theater district, plus a new roof, $5 million for Shea's 710 Theater and millions of dollars in other work to improve the district.
Donate to the Elevate campaign
Part Two: Buffalo attorney John Elmore, who represents multiple families of victims of the Tops mass shooting, talks about a recent ruling in federal appeals court. Elmore tells us how the ruling allows attorneys in New York to hold gun manufacturers and firearm and equipment sellers to be held liable in civil lawsuits.