A New Morning

One of Buffalo's most unique cycling events is going away after this weekend. GoBike Buffalo's Kevin Heffernan tells us why.

Count School Board Member Larry Scott among those that were shocked at the news of a sexual harassment lawsuit being filed against a fellow board member and the former BPS superintendent.

Councilman Mitch Nowakowski reacts to new measures from Mayor Sean Ryan to prevent disorder on Chippewa.

Former BPS superintendent Pascal Mubenga and a current board member are accused of sexual harassment in a new lawsuit. Attorney Lindy Korn examines the claims.

Eight Days of Hope's annual Buffalo outreach begins Saturday in Buffalo's south district. Steve Tybor tells us how many volunteers are coming and the work they're doing.

National Weather Service Meteorologist Heather Kenyon has the forecast.

Crime and Terrorism analyst Brad Garrett describes why policing "teen takeovers" is easier said than done.

Councilman Rasheed Wyatt held a community event with Police Commissioner Erika Shields where residents expressed concerns about crime. Also, what does the city think about the resignation of Buffalo's school superintendent?

Dr. Joe Chow, Medical Director for WNY Immediate Care, tells us about the dangers posed by wildfire smoke.

State Senator Rob Ortt discusses problems facing NY's power grid. Also, is a pause on new data center construction the right move?

National Weather Service meteorologist Heather Kenyon tells us what to expect Thursday as smoke from Canadian wildfires lingers over WNY.

It's National Hot Dog Day! Joe Sahlen talks about it. Also, details on an open house at Sahlen Field.

What's the root of the leadership problem in Buffalo Public Schools? Former BOE member Larry Quinn gives a scathing review.

Buffalo Police released bodycam footage of an incident from Saturday night on Chippewa showing Deputy Commissioner Craig Macy shoving a woman to the ground while responding to a fight. Former BPD Captain Jeff Rinaldo gives his thoughts on what happened.

Buffalo Waterkeeper is monitoring algae growths at local waterways. How harmful are they? Executive Director Jill Jedlicka tells us.

National Weather Service meteorologist Heather Kenyon has the forecast.

Apple is accusing OpenAI of stealing some of its trade secrets. ABC's Mike Dobuski tells us what those secrets are.

Outspoken Buffalo teacher Marc Bruno expresses his shock over the resignation of Dr. Pascal Mubenga.

The Town of Tonawanda and its police union agreed to terms on a new contract Monday night. Supervisor John Flynn tells us how it came together.

Old Home Days is back for a 53rd year in the Village of Williamsville! Dan Rizzo, chair of the Old Home Days festival tells us what makes the event so special.

Less than a year since taking the job, Dr. Pascal Mubenga has resigned as superintendent of Buffalo Public Schools. Sam Radford, Co-Chair of WNY Education Equity Task Force shares his reaction.

Oil prices are going back up, a blockade is back on and the outlook for the war in Iran has never been foggier. Also, we hear reaction to the death of Lindsey Graham from the nation's capital. NOTUS senior editor Dave Levinthal has more.

National Weather Service meteorologist Jim Mitchell has today's forecast.

ABC News Deputy Political Director Ben Siegel tells us about the process to fill Lindsey Graham's seat.

South Carolina Senator Lindsey Graham passed away over the weekend. Political analyst Steve Roberts looks back at the Senator's career in politics.

Looking for ways to improve your credit? Mark Hamrick, writer of The Hamrick Brief on Substack, has some tips.

What needs to be done to curb the type of violence we saw on July 4th in the City of Buffalo? Buffalo Common Councilman Mitch Nowakowski gives his take.

A stomach bug called cyclosporiasis, with symptoms including "explosive" diarrhea, is spreading across the country. Dr. Josh Lynch, Professor of Emergency Medicine at UB's Jacobs School and Medical Director at DeGraff tells us about it.

NWS Meteorologist Jim Mitchell has the forecast.

Households in New York are paying the 4th highest electricity prices in the country, according to the Empire Center. Zilvinas Silenas breaks down why prices are so high.

ABC's Soo Youn tells us about a new product from Hasbro aimed at adults.

The Bills will hold a 2nd open practice at Highmark Stadium in August for the general public. WGR's Sal Capaccio tells us what he expects.

The Queen of Heaven Carnival is back in West Seneca this weekend! Chair Jacki Boss tells us about the 45th edition of the event.

ABC's Jim Ryan tells us about a new stomach bug with "horrific consequences." Jim has the details.

Criminal groups are using sextortion to target young boys on social media. Crime and terrorism analyst Brad Garrett tells us about their methods.

Greg Merkle with Osaic Wealth tells us how the markets are reacting to renewed fighting in the Middle East.

Multiple buildings in midtown Manhattan had to be evacuated Tuesday after beams were found buckling inside a building that's under renovation. ABC's Sasha Pezenik has the latest.

Sweet Melody's is bringing refreshing, sweet treats to the Taste of Buffalo for a 17th-straight year. Rachel Incorvia tells us what's on the menu.

Despite recent violence in the city, there's no concerns about public safety at this weekend's Taste of Buffalo. Taste Chair Adam Roma tells us about security at this year's event.

It's the biggest controversy in gaming right now: PlayStation is moving away from discs in 2028. ABC tech reporter Mike Dobuski tells us about it.

Linda Lund from Babcia's Pierogi tells us what's on the menu this weekend at the Taste of Buffalo!

11 people were shot stemming from a "street takeover" in the City of Buffalo over the holiday weekend. Why weren't any arrests made? Security consultant and former Buffalo Police Captain Jeff Rinaldo tells us how officers manage these situations.

NOTUS senior editor Dave Levinthal talks the biggest stories in DC.

Political analyst Steve Roberts discusses how President Donald Trump called the President of FIFA to overturn the red card decision that was given to US striker Folarin Balogun.

Former Washington Bureau Chief for Bankrate Mark Hamrick talks about the recent job market and what it means for the US economy.

Taste of Buffalo Chairman Adam Roma talks about the 43rd year of the Taste of Buffalo and what to expect