A New Morning

ABC tech reporter Mike Dobuski tells us why Anthropic is going public despite massive losses.

Election day is a week away, and New Yorkers will decide if Governor Hochul remains in Albany or if Bruce Blakeman should take over as governor. Republican strategist Carl Calabrese looks at the numbers.

Cybersecurity is a growing issue across the world, including here in the United States. Cybersecurity expert Arun Vishwanath tells us about the biggest threats facing Americans today.

We're only one week away from midterms. Will the balance of power in DC shift? Dave Levinthal, senior editor for The Washington Sun looks at the most important races and tells us what happens if the House and Senate are split.

Buffalo's beer scene took a hit last week with the abrupt closure of Thin Man Brewery, Smoldered Society and Community Beer Works. Tim Herzog, founder of Flying Bison, explains why he wasn't surprised by the news and what challenges the industry is facing.

Costco opens in Amherst Wednesday, October 28. WBEN's Brian Mazurowski got a look inside a couple days before opening.

Water Buffalo Club is collecting Bills, Sabres, Bandits and other Buffalo team clothing for its Gear for Good campaign. Therese Forton-Barnes has all the details on how you can help.

It's been an ideal start to the season at Becker Farms with beautiful fall weather making for perfect apple picking conditions. Mindy Vizcarra, owner of Becker Farms, tells us what it's been like getting off to such a good start.

There's an uproar in the race for Ohio governor after Republican Vivek Ramaswamy's campaign released an ad featuring his opponent's estranged mother. Is it an October surprise? We asked Republican strategist Carl Calabrese.

A judge handed the City of Buffalo a major loss this week, striking down a request for a temporary restraining order against the $10 million Seneca One Stop project. Former New York Attorney General Dennis Vacco helps us understand what the ruling means for the city.

Erie County Republican Elections Commissioner Ralph Mohr has all the details on early voting.

ABC crime and terrorism analyst Brad Garrett has the latest.

A community meeting will be held next Monday after Buffalo's school board declined to vote on school closures Wednesday night. Board member Erik Bohen tells us what comes after and whether more changes are coming.

Buffalo's school board pushed back a vote on closing multiple schools Wednesday night. Board member Larry Scott says "to be blunt, we have to close schools."

The Sabres are back at KeyBank Center Wednesday night before embarking on another road trip. WGR's Paul Hamilton checks in on the return of Rasmus Dahlin, the team's penchant for falling behind by two goals, and the latest on Connor Hellebuyck speculation.

Home sales were down 7.3% in September. Is that drop-off temporary or a sign of a shift? Mark Hamrick of The Hamrick Brief on Substack tells us.

Marc Bruno, an outspoken teacher at Buffalo's Riverside High School, doesn't expect board members to vote on a proposal to close schools within the district Wednesday. He tells us why.

A brazen heist in California shows how lucrative the black market for collectibles is. ABC's Jim Ryan has the story.

ABC tech reporter Mike Dobuski tells us more.

Assemblyman Bill Conrad says fellow lawmakers are beginning to push back against electrification in New York State.

Buffalo school board member Erik Bohen says he isn't sure what he will be voting on Wednesday as the district's school closure plan continues to be revised.

Record turnout is expected in some key midterm races just two weeks from today. Dave Levinthal, senior editor for The Washington Sun tells us how things are shaping up.

President & CEO of the Buffalo Naval Park Brian Luallen joins Brian and Susan to discuss moving two ships from the park that are in need of repairs.