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A tornado tore through downtown Buffalo on Monday.

Catch up on the news of the day on the WBFO Brief.

With hot temperatures, several cooling centers will be open. New York's legal cannabis rollout is having a rocky start.

The results of an independently conducted “Rate Your Ride” survey on the NFTA transit system, including paratransit, were released.

Artist Muhammad Zaman shares his story ahead of his art exhibit at Buffalo Arts Studio. Theater Talk with Peter Hall and Anthony Chase.

Police in Canada have arrested three men, all Indian nationals, in connection with the killing of a Canadian Sikh activist nearly a year ago. Dan Karpenchuk reports.

Governor Kathy Hochul has decided to put on hold the start of the New York City Congestion Pricing Plan that was due to begin at the end of the month.

Senate Majority Leader Schumer calls on the FBI to address the recent surge in swatting incidents, and it may be some time before New York has a chief judge replacement.

The City of Buffalo is preparing several community centers to serve as warming shelters in the event of winter emergencies. But critics in the Common Council say the Mayor's warming shelter plan is not enough. WBFO Election coverage continues.

Buffalo's Common Council is getting behind the plan to demolish and replace the Perry homes. Hostel Buffalo Niagara is being told to shutdown by March 25, just before visitors flock to the city for the Solar Eclipse.