WBFO Brief

The Board Chair at Nardin is pushing back against recent criticisms, New York is closer to having a new chief judge, and housing rights advocates want more protection for renters.

Two WNY congressmen will be making a plea for flight safety, and members of the Nardin Academy Board of Trustees are calling for the resignation of the Board Chair and school president.

Hear the key points from yesterday's State of the County address, the delayed state budget is expected to contain raises for DSPs, and we have Theater Talk!

NYS will receive $112 million as part of a settlement with Juul Labs, and there's already controversy with Gov. Hochul's new chief judge nominee.

Police investigate a death at biliionaire Jeffery Gundlach's home, NYS is stockpiling abortion medication, and this week is Black Maternal Health Week.

Gov. Hochul nominates a second chief judge, the state budget is being delayed again, and a man living in Toronto faces charges for smuggling migrants across the border.

An anti-death penalty advocate is speaking out against Gov. Hochul's push to roll back bail reform, and the governor and attorney general are condemning a decision to rescind FDA approval of an abortion pill.

The state's proposed budget for disability services has brought concerns to self-advocates, a local Mennonite church is celebrating 100 years, and Theater Talk!

Senate Majority Leader Schumer calls on the FBI to address the recent surge in swatting incidents, and it may be some time before New York has a chief judge replacement.

The new Buffalo Bills stadium agreement will go under review, and lawmakers are still divided on bail reform laws.