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Ingram Micro is moving its 1,300 employees to the former home of Highmark in downtown Buffalo. Peter Hunt from HUNT Real Estate tells us about the potential benefits for Buffalo that will come from the move.

The annual 'Shortest St. Patrick's Day Parade' happens today in Lackawanna! Father David LiPuma from OLV National Shrine and Basilica tells us about the 98 step journey from the church to Lackawanna's city hall.

Buffalo will show its Irish pride this weekend at the city's St. Patrick's Day parade! We hear from Grand Marshal Fr. Dave Richards about planning for the parade and what his role as Grand Marshal entails.

You'll be able to catch a glimpse of a lunar eclipse tonight, AND see the moon take a unique hue! "Mr. Galaxy" Tim Collins explains what a lunar eclipse is and when exactly you'll be able to see it.

NFL free agency begins today, and the Bills have already been active. News broke late Tuesday that Joey Bosa is coming to Buffalo, but will he be enough to solve the Bills' troubles with rushing the passer? WGR's Sal Capaccio gives his thoughts on the signing and more as free agency approaches.

The city of Niagara Falls is considering an overhaul to the LaSalle Expressway and Niagara Scenic Parkway. They're hosting public meetings this week where residents can give their opinion on proposed changes. City Administrator Anthony Restaino tells us what the city has in mind.

Do you have your REAL ID? If not, you'll need it to fly domestically. May 7th is the deadline. Erie County Clerk Mickey Kearns explains the process of obtaining your REAL ID and its benefits.

Nine candidates for Buffalo mayor participated in a mayoral forum on Buffalo's East Side Wednesday night, including councilman Rasheed Wyatt. Wyatt tells us what was discussed at the meeting and gives an update on his campaign.

Calvary Episcopal Church in Williamsville is once again offering "Ashes to Go" as the Lenten season begins. All you have to do is pull up and you'll receive your ashes from the comfort of your car. Father Robert Harvey tells us more.

Tariffs are set to be implemented against Canada beginning on Tuesday. Dottie Gallagher, President & CEO of the Buffalo Niagara Partnership says local businesses are preparing for increased costs. And are Canadian businesses considering moving here? Gallagher tells us.

The Erie County GOP has endorsed attorney James Gardner as its candidate for Buffalo Mayor. Can a Republican take the office, though? It hasn't been done since the 1960s. Gardner thinks a string of Republican wins across the country could lead to success locally.

A new executive order says Canadians visiting the US must register with Customs and Border Protection if their stay will exceed 30 days. Immigration attorney Rosanna Berardi says registering shouldn't be a problem for most Canadians, but what about older individuals who aren't technologically inclined? Berardi tells us what she knows.

State Senator Sean Ryan officially received the endorsement of Erie County Democrats last Saturday for Buffalo mayor. A long campaign is ahead, but Ryan has a plan for the city's deficit, for snow removal, and for the 33.

The Town of Tonawanda is charging its police union, alleging some officers participated in an illegal strike over a three week period at the start of the year in which the officers wrote fewer tickets. Town Supervisor Joe Emminger explains what led to the decision.

A proposal from Gov. Hochul would allow police officers to cite the smell of marijuana as evidence of impaired driving. Former Buffalo Police Captain Jeff Rinaldo, now with Tarian Group, says there's additional steps police will have to go through, though, and you shouldn't expect the law to come knocking on your door immediately.

As the correction officer strike in New York goes on for a 5th day, attorney John Elmore says there's a precedent in New York for violators of the Taylor Law to be punished with jail time. Elmore explains what needs to be done for the strike to be settled.

The US and Canada will meet in a rematch of last Saturday's classic in the NHL's 4 Nations Faceoff tournament tonight at 8. This time it's on American soil and the championship is on the line. Sabres beat reporter for WGR Paul Hamilton previews the game.

Governor Kathy Hochul is considering removing NYC Mayor Eric Adams from office. If she does so it would be unprecedented, and it wouldn't be done without significant challenges. Albany insider Jack O'Donnell takes a closer look at the dilemma.

Families are packing up for warmer destinations this week, just in time for an arctic airmass to overtake Western New York. Elizabeth Carey from AAA tells us where people are heading, and also how to keep your car battery safe this week.

If you're looking for a gift for your Valentine, Maureen's on Ellicott in Buffalo is the place to be. Best of all, it's affordable. Davante Walker tells us what's in store, what's popular, and what you'll pay.

A panel discussion will be held at Casey Middle School in East Amherst at 5:30 Thursday evening, as lawmakers, teachers and parents discuss the impact a ban on cell phones would have in schools. Assemblyman Bill Conrad is one of the lawmakers that will be there. He told us where he stands on the issue.

The City of North Tonawanda is considering changing its zoning laws to prevent various forms of energy, including nuclear, from being used within city limits. North Tonawanda Mayor Austin Tylec says it's still early in the process.

The future of a state project to put a tunnel on the 33 is in limbo as a judge has ordered the state conduct an environmental impact study. Michael Gainer is a Buffalo mayoral candidate and member of the East Side Parkways Coalition. He tells us what he thinks about the future of the project.