Good morning, Buffalo.

Local retailers in Buffalo have seen strong Bills gear sales as fans show team pride by wearing red, white, and blue all week—sales have surged since the season's strong start—despite small price increases on some items.

Delaware North in Buffalo named Jamie Obletz as executive vice president and chief operating officer—Amy Latimer resigned after a 29-year career to pursue a new opportunity.

Herb Bellamy Jr. retired this August from the Buffalo Sewer Authority after 33 years of service, having served on the board since 1991 and as chairman from 1994 under four mayoral administrations—U.S. Representative Tim Kennedy honored his leadership on the House floor for promoting equity and inclusion. His dedication to the community is celebrated by local leaders.

Judge Michael Roemer ruled that New York State illegally operated about three miles of the Thruway on Seneca lands — the 1950s easement violated federal law.

If a federal district judge adopts the report, the state must negotiate a new valid easement.

Today, Hamburg Town Board votes on a plan to form a new garbage district that could save residents $200 or more each year—officials say the change is designed to cut trash collection costs.

Developer Douglas Jemal, a Queens native who built his success in Washington, D.C. real estate, arrived in Buffalo nine years ago and bought Seneca One tower out of foreclosure—marking his rise as one of the city’s biggest developers.

Bills fans on 2 on Your Side said they are excited for Sunday night's game against the Patriots and are confident the team will stay undefeated—showing strong local support.

Jon Scott talked with NBC's Melissa Stark ahead of the Bills' Sunday Night Football game in Week 5 at Highmark Stadium—providing local fans with key insights into the upcoming matchup.

Ronald Curry (a former NFL wide receiver) joined the Bills coaching staff before MVP Josh Allen’s standout season and has helped him build on his 2024 success.

Allen said that Curry’s big heart and smart coaching have been key to his strong performance.

After a Sunday night game against New England, the Bills held their postgame news conference at Highmark Stadium — discussing the results and next steps.

The Notebook Musical

7:30-9 p.m. — Shea's Buffalo Theatre — Ticket information varies — Experience the beloved love story brought to life through music and dance in this national tour.

The Notebook Musical

7:30-9 p.m. — Shea's Buffalo Theatre — Ticket pricing varies — Experience the heartfelt story of love and memory brought to life through a captivating musical adaptation.

Buffalo Sabres vs. New York Rangers

7-8:30 p.m. — KeyBank Center — Ticket prices vary — Witness an exciting NHL matchup as the Sabres take on the Rangers.

Lee Ritenour Concert

8-9:30 p.m. — Buffalo State Performing Arts Center — $40 – $45 — Experience the smooth sounds of jazz legend Lee Ritenour as he showcases his illustrious 50-year career.

Paul Oakenfold & The Crystal Method Reunion

7-9:30 p.m. — Electric City — Ticketed event — Experience a legendary reunion of electronic music pioneers Paul Oakenfold and The Crystal Method in a celebration of epic sound and rhythm.

Lawrence Concert

8:00 – 9:30 PM — Buffalo RiverWorks — Tickets from $31 — Enjoy a lively performance by Lawrence at this local venue.

Buffalo Sabres vs. Colorado Avalanche

12:30-2:00 p.m. — KeyBank Center — Tickets required — Catch an exciting NHL matchup as the Sabres take on the Avalanche.

Kathleen Edwards Concert

8-11 p.m. — Asbury Hall - Buffalo — Tickets range from $13 to $69 — Experience the unique sounds of Kathleen Edwards in a vibrant concert setting.

Jake Miller Concert

7:00 – 9:30 PM — Buffalo Iron Works — Tickets from $57 — Experience an electrifying performance by Jake Miller at Buffalo Iron Works.

Mumford & Sons - 2025 Tour

7-9 p.m. — Buffalo Iron Works — Guaranteed tickets available — The indie giants return with their highly anticipated new album, Rushmere, marking their first tour in seven years.