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Two weeks after backing away from plans to build a soccer stadium in South Buffalo, Peter Marlette, Jr. and Buffalo Pro Soccer are considering other options, including a site in downtown Buffalo. The group is holding a town hall tonight for supporters. Marlette tells us what's being discussed and more about the sport's bright future in Buffalo.

Old Home Days is back all week in Williamsville! Herb Leising, Vice Chair of the Jolly Boys of Williamsville tells us what's planned.

Canal Fest is a full go in the Tonawandas! Event secretary Debbie Darling tells us all about the week long celebration.

The deadline for parishes to opt in to the Buffalo Diocese's $150 million settlement with abuse victims is Tuesday. Will parishes pay? We asked Nandor Forgach, an outspoken parishioner at St. Benedict in Eggertsville.

Longtime Buffalo concert promoter Don Tomasulo says Paul McCartney's concert at KeyBank Center in November won't be just another show, it'll be "an event." Tomasulo explains why and tells us what he expects when it comes to ticket sales and how quickly they'll go.

The IRS has ruled that churches can endorse political candidates. Is it a bridge too far? Buffalo Fire Chaplain Fr. Paul Seil looks at the ruling's implications for different congregations.

President Trump's Big Beautiful Bill includes a new government-funded college savings account for new parents. Michael Angelucci from Level Financial Advisors explains how the account works and how it differs from well-known, established savings accounts.

Steve Tybor and Eight Days of Hope are getting ready to head to Texas to assist with flood recovery efforts. Tybor tells us the flooding has been unlike anything he's seen before, including Hurricane Katrina.

There's still lots to learn about President Trump's signature piece of legislation that was signed over the holiday weekend. 'The Tax Lady' Esther Gulyas explains what we do know about the bill and when you'll start seeing it in your bank account.

It's one of the biggest nights of the year at Sahlen Field as fans pack the stadium on Independence Eve! Buffalo Bisons assistant GM Brad Bisbing tells us what's planned for tonight.

There appear to be promising signs for Heritage Point, the waterfront project that's been stalled for more than a year. Also, a proposal to ban teens 17 and under from festivals in Buffalo is making its way through city government. Council member Mitch Nowakowski tells us about the progress being made on both issues.

A new poll from Siena College shows Gov. Hochul is at least 20 points ahead of GOP gubernatorial contenders Rep. Elise Stefanik, Rep. Mike Lawler and Nassau County Executive Bruce Blakeman. Don Levy from Siena College breaks down the numbers and what they mean for next year's race.

Will the Sabres make a selection at 9th overall or trade the pick for an established player? WGR's Paul Hamilton looks at all the scenarios ahead of tonight's NHL Draft.

A massive reimagining of the former LaSalle Park is striding forward. Katie Campos tells us about the progress being made at Ralph Wilson Park.

Don't tell James Gardner the odds. He says he is "in it to win it" in Buffalo as the Republican candidate for mayor. We hear his reaction to Sean Ryan's victory in the Democratic primary Tuesday night.

It's primary day in Western New York. Political strategist Carl Calabrese discusses the day's key races, including the Democratic primary for mayor of Buffalo and a Republican primary for Town Supervisor in Amherst.

Early voting has concluded in Erie County, and turnout was lower compared to years past. Ralph Mohr, Erie County Election Commissioner tells us where the most people showed up and what it means for Tuesday's election.

The City of Buffalo is moving to take control of the Buffalo Grand Hotel, claiming it has been abandoned by owner Harry Stinson. Stinson claims he was blindsided by the city, but Mayor Chris Scanlon thinks Stinson should have seen it coming. Mayor Scanlon tells us about the process of reclaiming the building and what comes next.

A $750 million redevelopment of the Eastern Hills Mall site in Clarence gained two key approvals from the Clarence Planning Board. The plan calls for building a town center at the site, a project that will take around 20 years to complete. Town Supervisor Patrick Casilio tells us more about the timeline.