Tuesday News Brief

The Buffalo Bills Fire Head Coach Sean McDermott following their overtime loss to the Denver Broncos.

Terry Pegula said in a statement Monday morning, “Sean helped change the mindset of this organization and was instrumental in the Bills becoming a perennial playoff team,” Pegula said in his statement. “I respect all the work, loyalty and attention to detail he showed for this team and the community.” Pegula also stated that Brandon Beane will oversee all facets of the football operation and that he has full faith in Beane’s abilities. The buffalo bills have won 91 games in 7 years, the most ever by a team without a super bowl appearance.

Genesee County was put under a travel advisory last night after severe weather conditions rolled through the area.

A travel advisory does not ban travel within the county, but motorists are encouraged to avoid unnecessary travel until the advisory is lifted. Sherriff Graff would also like to remind residents that blacked out stop lights are to be treated as for way stops. The current winter storm warning remains in effect until 4pm Wednesday for Genesee county

President Donald Trump is launching a new international “Board of Peace” aimed at reinforcing the fragile Gaza ceasefire and overseeing reconstruction and stability in the war-torn territory.

Trump has sent invitations to dozens of world leaders to join the council, which he will chair and which could also take on a broader role in global conflict resolution.

Some countries, including Hungary and Vietnam, have already accepted invitations, while others like Russia are reviewing the offer.

A U.S. official says nations can serve on the board for three years or secure permanent membership with a $1 billion contribution — funds intended in part for Gaza rebuilding.

Critics warn the initiative could complicate ties with the United Nations and raises questions about representation and authority in the region.

Closings for January 20th (updated 5:03 am)