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Today Lucas Buckley fills in for Brian Mazurowski as he and Susan Rose talk about the potential of the Seneca One Stop project being halted. They also discuss the upcoming Sabres vs Maple Leafs game tonight as well as a new concert that was just announced at Highmark Stadium.

Governor Kathy Hochul and Republican challenger Bruce Blakeman took to the debate stage for the first and only time Tuesday night, three weeks before voters head to the polls. Did either candidate sway voters one way or the other? Jack O'Donnell, Albany insider with O'Donnell & Associates, shares his takeaways from the debate.

Jury selection is underway in the federal death penalty trial of Tops shooter Payton Gendron. Attorney Terry Connors represents 7 families of victims. He tells us how the process of selecting jurors will play out.

20 years ago today a shock storm brought nearly two feet of snow, knocked out power to hundreds of thousands of people, and destroyed or damaged 57,000 trees in WNY. Paul Maurer established ReTree WNY after the storm, which he refers to as "arborgeddon". The nonprofit's work continues today, replacing trees that fell during the storm two decades ago.

The final 43North Finals is a wrap, and Buffalo's JECA Energy Bars was one of five companies to walk away with a $1 million prize and a chance to grow in Buffalo. Ree Dolnick tells us about her company's origins and what the investment will do for its growth.