7 Problem Solvers News Today

Thousands are expected to travel to Western New York for the total solar eclipse, but imagine having long-time plans canceled just days before the historic event.

In February, Gailann Gawlick said her house in Caneadea was destroyed in a fire. She said utilities were cut after the fire, but a few weeks later she said she got a $356 bill from RG&E.

After the original story first aired on Good Morning Buffalo, 7 Problem Solvers' Michael Schwartz received emails, and Facebook comments from Western New Yorkers wanting to help.

Gysellys Flores told 7 News she rents a home in Buffalo, and moved in last month. Not too long after is when she said she started noticing rats coming through holes in her walls.

A light pole that has been missing for years on Bailey Avenue has been reinstalled after 7 Problem Solvers looked into the issue for a homeowner in the area.

A destroyed curb has raised frustration on Bailey Avenue. Residents feel it's another example of neglect to Buffalo's East Side.

An Amherst woman said that sudden changes made to her wellness benefit card left her feeling cheated out of funds.

Elaine Loos has parked on Baltic Place for decades, but now that no parking signs were installed she has a hard time finding parking.

A senior apartment building on Buffalo's east side has a working boiler again for the first time in months.

A West Seneca mother is trying to get the right support for her teen who has autism and epilepsy. She told 7 Problem Solvers she has not been able to access proper assistance from New York State.