A New Morning

The Bills head to Minnesota Monday night in a clash of two 6-1 teams. Matthew Coller of Purple Insider has the scout on Buffalo's opponent.

Pokémon cards and Care Bears highlight the most recent class of inductees into the National Toy Hall of Fame. Curator Mirek Stolee tells us about the qualification process.

An AI selloff wiped away Wednesday's gains on Wall Street. Michael Angelucci from Level Financial Advisors tells us what it means.

There's one race in WNY that still hasn't been decided. Erie County Republican Elections Commissioner Ralph Mohr tells us why.

Crime and Terrorism analyst Brad Garrett looks at the ramifications of the midterms on law enforcement.

UB Political Science professor Jacob Neiheisel examines the midterm fallout.

What caused Wednesday's gains on the stock market? Michael Angelucci from Level Financial Advisors explains.

Buffalo School board members are taking a trip to a conference in Scottsdale, AZ with a price tag of $15,000. This is happening as schools in the district face the possibility of closing. It's drawn the ire of board member Larry Scott.

Erie County Comptroller Kevin Hardwick says Tuesday's Blue Tsunami was the "best case scenario" for Democrats, but says the party needs to keep focusing on the future. Also, will he run for County Executive?

It's been a longtime coming, but several businesses are finally set to open at Amherst's Station Twelve shopping plaza. Brian Sciera, Senior Vice President of Leasing at WS Development joined WBEN to talk about it.

Republican political strategist Carl Calabrese gives his thoughts on how Democrats will govern after winning control of the House and Senate.

Jimmy Vielkind, Deputy Managing Editor at the Albany Times Union, tells us what Governor Hochul's win means for New York State moving forward.

Will President Trump be open to working with Democrats once they're installed in the House and Senate? We asked Bruce Fisher, Senior Advisor at StrategyCorp.

Voters in Amherst approved a term limit "reset" Tuesday night. Supervisor Shawn Lavin tells us what's changing.

ABC tech reporter Mike Dobuski has the latest on a concerning trend of cyberattacks targeting food across Europe.

Jeremy Zellner gives his take on local elections.

Erie County Republican Chair Michael Kracker is feeling optimistic about Republicans' chances in WNY. He joined WBEN as voters head to the polls.

Election Day is here, and Washington Sun senior editor Dave Levinthal tells us some of the most important races may be decided by just hundreds of votes. Dave has a complete midterm roundup.

ABC's Jim Ryan has the latest.

Mission Give Where You Live, a partnership between Audacy and Buffalo City Mission, gets underway today. Amanda Wolanske, Senior Director of Development at the Buffalo City Mission tells us what's needed.

Michigan Democrat Haley Stevens flipped Sunday, endorsing Republican Mike Rogers for Senate over Abdul El-Sayed, her primary opponent. Political analyst Steve Roberts breaks it all down.

WGR's Sal Capaccio shares his takeaways from Sunday's 36-10 win over Baltimore.

New York's gubernatorial election will be decided Tuesday. Albany insider Jack O'Donnell of O'Donnell & Associates gets us ready.

Nearly 100,000 people participated in early voting in Erie County. Republican Elections Commissioner Ralph Mohr tells us what it may mean for Election Day turnout.