A New Morning

President Trump's approval ratings are dropping, but does it matter to him? We asked political analyst Steve Roberts.

ABC News Polling Director Emily Guskin tells us how much it will cost families to send their kids back to school this fall.

If you want to understand what a "K-shaped economy" is, just look at the housing market. Mark Hamrick from The Hamrick Brief on Substack tells us about it.

Tim Walton, Manager at VENU and Bottoms Up, continues to fight the City of Buffalo over the ability to host themed college nights for people 18+. Walton shares the latest.

Heavy rains have caused water issues at WNY homes. Domenic Cortese from Hammertime Radio on WBEN tells us what he sees the most. Also, National Grid is allowing you to opt-out of switching to a smart meter. Domenic tells us about the alternative.

National Weather Service meteorologist Tony Ansuini has the forecast.

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The Bills are off Friday, but we learned a lot about the team during the first two days of training camp. WGR Bills beat reporter Sal Capaccio tells us who and what stood out.

State Senate Minority Leader Rob Ortt tells WBEN he was unhappy with the lack of information initially released by the DEC and EPA regarding radiation in the Town of Niagara, but communication has improved. Ortt says lawmakers are trying to change laws to address homeowners' concerns.

ABC crime and terrorism analyst Brad Garrett has the latest on the search for Nancy Guthrie.

New York State's education commissioner is installing new oversight measures as Buffalo Schools deal with multiple issues. Board member Larry Scott reacts.

Nick Bond, American Red Cross WNY CEO tells us about the impact one donation can make as the nation faces a blood shortage.

Father David LiPuma from OLV National Shrine & Basilica talks about honoring Father Baker's legacy this weekend. Also, the Pennies to Heaven festival is this weekend.

Diane D'Arrigo from the Nuclear Information and Resource Service says it's "a very urgent situation" in the Town of Niagara as homeowners plead to be relocated following the discovery of high levels of radiation on their properties. She tells us what can be done to give residents justice.

Buffalo's Common Council has tabled a request from Bottoms Up for a special permit for 18+ college nights. Planning Board Chair James Morrell gives his take on the issues facing Chippewa.

Another Bills training camp at St. John Fisher University begins this morning. Paul Hemingway, Director of Camp Operations tells us about preparing for another camp.

The Bills are at St. John Fisher University as preparation for the season begins. Bills beat reporter for WGR Sal Capaccio gives us a rundown of camp's top storylines.

SportsLogos.net had pictures of the new grey Bills jersey 4 months before the original unveiling. Their NFL reporter Andrew Lind says the reaction from fans was expected.

It's a big day for OpenAI's Sam Altman as he meets with lawmakers about the future of artificial intelligence. Tech reporter Mike Dobuski tells us more.

Joe Iafallo with Gorilla Garage is offering an apartment to Niagara homeowners struggling with radiation concerns at their homes.

Near-misses on paths at Niawanda Park have caused the City of Tonawanda to limit e-bike speeds to 5 mph. Marty Grunzweig works in the mayor's office and tells us more.

NOTUS senior editor Dave Levinthal breaks down the top stories in DC.

Political analyst Steve Roberts talks about the biggest issues facing both parties as midterms are a little over three months away.

The economy is the biggest issue facing Americans as the midterms are just 100 days away. Mark Hamrick from The Hamrick Brief tells us about consumer sentiment in the US right now.

Save-a-Lot stores in Western New York are slowly fading away. This is happening as Americans deal with high prices, especially for groceries. UB's Charles Lindsey takes a closer look at the chain's shrinking presence in Buffalo.

Save Our Backyards, a group of Niagara homeowners whose homes were found to have radiation in their yards, will host a meeting for concerned residents Monday night in Niagara Falls. Lexi Hawk has an update on communication with the state.

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Russ Gaiser from the Financial Guys has tips for navigating the markets as the situation in the Middle East remains uncertain.

A packed weekend of festivals continues in Buffalo with Italian Fest. Festival President Judy Porto-Fiorella tells us about this year's event.

Shorts on casual Friday...yes or no? ABC business reporter Soo Youn says more people are doing it.

Tim Walton, Manager at VENU and Bottoms Up tells us what he's heard since the Council discussed a 21+ policy on Chippewa.

It's the 46th year of celebrating Polish heritage in Cheektowaga. Festival President Jim Lawicki tells us what's planned.

Are humans worse drivers than AI? Jim Ryan tells us about a new study on driverless cars.

Event founder Terry Bourgeois shares the story of the Empire State Ride.

Crime and terrorism analyst Brad Garrett tells us more.

David Franczyk says Buffalo's School Board "made the right move" when appointing Roscoe Henderson III to the vacant North District seat. He has more perspective on the controversy surrounding the board.

Hadi Matar, the man found guilty of attempting to murder renowned author Salman Rushdie in Chautauqua County, is now on trial for terrorism charges in Buffalo. Attorney John Elmore tells us how the two cases differ.

Buffalo School Board member Erik Bohen opted not to vote as the board filled its North District seat this week. Nonetheless, he says Roscoe Henderson will serve as a stabilizing force.

Advocates are pressuring the Diocese of Buffalo to be more transparent about accusations against Fr. Jeffrey Nowak. James Faluszczak tells us what he wants to see.

Training camp begins one week from today, and the Bills rookies are already putting in work. WGR's Sal Capaccio has an early preview.

Kellie Motyka's family is still waiting to be relocated after the discovery of radiation in her yard. Motyka has an update on what is being done to address the problem.

A long vacant piece of prime real estate in Buffalo is finally being redeveloped, but changes to the project's original plan have become the subject of controversy. Former Congressman Chris Jacobs reacts.