A New Morning

Gina Latucca from the SPCA announces that 7-month-old Beaker is looking for a home.

Peter Charalambous gives you the details on this high-profile use of environmental law used to challenge the Trump administration.

Today is Firefighters Day at the Erie County Fair and firefighters get in free. Roger Brennan, head of the Fireman building, told us what you will see today in his building.

This morning we are joined by Tim Goodwin, Senior Editor of the Old Farmer's Almanac.

Jim Ryan shares the latest on the Texas redistricting fight.

Sal Capaccio from WGR joins us to share the lasted updates on the Bills preseason.

The ErieNet middle-mile fiber network project has made very little progress. Legislator Lindsay Lorigo us why.

Crime and terrorism analyst Brad Garrett from ABC joined us this morning to share the details on the shooter behind the attack at Fort Stewart, Georgia.

ABC correspondent Steven Portnoy joined WBEN this morning to share an update on international politics.

In the age of information, kids are living with screens in a way never seen before. With WBEN this morning, Fred Archer, MD, shares with you how to set good boundaries and healthy habits for your family to limit screen time.

Children are seeking companionship through AI chatbots, and teens have figured out ways to break ChatGPT into sharing sensitive information otherwise blocked by the AI. ABC correspondent Jim Ryan tells us more.

Jay Wilcox, one of the people behind the mini fair display shares the story behind the model fair as they celebrate the 100th anniversary of Strates Shows.

Only happening today, admission to the Erie County Fair is free if you bring four or more canned food items. This is done in collaboration with Feedmore Western New York, a nonprofit dedicated to combatting hunger in the community. We heard from Catherine Shick of Feedmore who shares what you should consider donating.

This is not the first time partisan redistricting in New York state has been a political strategy, and former senator Ed Rath joined WBEN to share how it violates the state constitution.

Jessica Underberg, CEO of the Erie County fair joins WBEN to share some of the highlights coming up in this year's Erie County Fair

Ines de La Cuetara joins WBEN to share the scoop on talks about ending the war in Ukraine, as well as the finalization of a US-Ukraine drone deal.

Student loan repayment options have changed. Jeff Boron shares how people are adjusting.

4.5% decrease in overall violent crime last year compared to the year before. Political analyst Jim Ryan shares with WBEN.

The UK's Online Safety Act is reshaping much of the global internet. Sharing how it may be impacting you is Mike Dobuski.

How is the monthly employment report derived, and what can we expect now that the BLS commissioner has been fired? with WBEN, Senior Economic Analyst Mark Hamrick shares what you should know.

Jack O'Donnell of O'Donnell and Associates joins WBEN to explain the way Democrats can counterbalance the Texas plan to take more seats in the House.

Democratic lawmakers in Texas flee to Illinois, Michigan, an New York State in an attempt to block Texas redistricting. With WBEN, political analyst Jim Ryan explains the situation.

Josh Hawley, a Republican lawmaker from Texas teams up with Democrats to combat congressional stock trading. With WBEN this morning, Washington insider Dave Levinthal gives us the scoop.

Steve Roberts joins WBEN this morning to discuss some of Trump's recent decisions, including the firing William J. Wiatrowski, the Commissioner of the Bureau of Labor Statistics.

Pat Harris, lead director of Hard Knocks joins WBEN this morning to discuss the filming of his new HBO show at Bills training camp.

The Rite Aid closures have created a gap for many who are seeking a new pharmacy. and Don Arthur, owner of Brighton Eggert Pharmacy, shares what you should know about switching over.

Heather Zaire of Accuweather speaks about the current status of our air quality in Western New York, including the way Canadian wildfires continue to carry polluted air down south.

Jill on Money joins WBEN this morning to discuss the recently-revised job report, sharing information on how tariffs impact the job market.

This morning, WBEN was joined by Gina Lattuca of the SPCA to announce a bonded pair of beagles that are up for adoption.

Hydroplanes will roar up to 160mph and you can see it at Gratwick Park, Tonawanda! Joining WBEN this morning, veteran hydroplane racer Ken Brodie shares everything you should know.

Pardon the puns, WBEN is a little corny today with the Eden Corn Festival! On air this morning, WBEN was joined by Jeff Winter, President and Amusements Chairman of the Eden Corn Festival. Here's what he has to say about the festivities- from the events to the local farming community and nonprofits involved.

This Sunday is Marv Levy's 100th birthday, and WBEN is celebrating with this special interview with Howard Simon

We've got a big Bills season coming up ahead of us, Bills reporter Sal Capaccio joins WBEN this morning to talk about the status of our players going into the last season at Highmark Stadium.

Julia Maher, Senior Director at Mattel in East Aurora, joined Susan and Lucas on Friday with more on the 2025 edition of Bills' Little People.

Tonight is the Blue and Red Scrimmage, the unofficial start of the preseason for the Buffalo Bills. Lt. Jeremy Lehning joins WBEN to let you know what to expect with new stadium guidelines.

Summer is the time for events such as concerts, festivals and sports games. How can you avoid getting scammed? Jim Ryan joins WBEN this morning with some handy tips.

The Bisons first ever drone show was the sight to see this week, here's what Anthony Sprague with the Buffalo Bisons has to say about it.

Crime and terrorist analyst Brad Garrett walks us through the loopholes to explain how a crime like the shooting in Midtown Manhattan is possible, discussing the logistics of security and policy.

Jeff Amplement, Planning Projects Manager for the NFTA joins WBEN on air to discuss a Metro Rail Expansion review that would double the length of our existing rail system in Buffalo.

Bankrate Chief Financial Analyst Greg McBride speaks on-air this morning to discuss the Federal Reserve's decision to keep interest rates where they are for now.

David Rivera, Niagara District Common Council Member and chair of Police Oversight Committee joins joins WBEN on air this morning to discuss the investigation into an alleged coverup from the Erie County Sheriff

Philip Nanula of Essex Homes and President of the Buffalo Niagara Builders Association joins WBEN this morning to speak out against the federal ruling that would prevent new homes from accessing natural gas, citing no assurance in the event of a power outage.