A New Morning

Crime and Terrorism analyst Brad Garrett examines the public's fascination with files relating to now-dead convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein.

Buffalo Pro Soccer President Peter Marlette, Jr. says talks have already started with other stadium sites after plans to play at Lee and Elk were abandoned. Hear more about where the team may be playing in 2027.

Could a nuclear power plant take over the former NRG energy site in Dunkirk? Mayor Kate Wdowiasz tells us what's been talked about so far.

Ted Rossman shares new data from Bankrate on credit card debt. What's causing it? Ted tells us.

At last, temperatures will cool today. Meteorologist Phillip Pandolfo has the forecast.

Investopedia's Caleb Silver takes a look at the economy.

Sabres Live host and former goaltender Martin Biron has details on how you can contribute to local organizations through Give 716.

Calls continue for the Trump administration to release a list of clients of convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein. Does the list exist, though? We spoke with attorney Jeremy Rosenthal about the hysteria surrounding the case.

Herb Leising, Vice Chair of the Jolly Boys tells us all about what's happening this week at Old Home Days.

Tuesday was the deadline for local parishes to make millions of dollars in contributions to the Buffalo Diocese's abuse settlement. Mary Pruski from Save Our Buffalo Churches tells us what she's hearing.

It's been a while since we've heard about the trend of stealing Hyundais, but they're still the most targeted vehicles. ABC's Jim Ryan tells us more.

More oppressive heat is on the way Wednesday. Meteorologist Aaron Reynolds has the forecast.

Elon Musk's Grok AI recently had to be temporarily shut down after it posted controversial replies on Musk's X platform. Tech reporter Mike Dobuski tells us more.

President Trump has issued an ultimatum to Russia, saying if a deal to end the war is not made within 50 days then they'll be hit with tariffs. ABC's Patrick Reevell tells us more.

One of the region's signature summer events is back as Canal Fest returns to the Tonawandas. Event secretary Debbie Darling tells us all about what's happening this week.

The pre-sale for Paul McCartney tickets begins this morning at 10. Nick Giamusso from VIPTIX tells us what he think prices will look like.

President Trump has had to deal with unrest within his administration and among a sect of supporters over a lack of transparency on files regarding sex offender Jeffrey Epstein. Washington insider Dave Levinthal has the latest.

Political analyst Steve Roberts has the latest on how Washington is responding to disastrous flooding in Texas.

Reckless e-bike riders have led lawmakers in the Town of Clarence to consider changes to its bike trail policies. Town Supervisor Patrick Casilio tells us more.

Tuesday is the deadline for parishes to contribute their end of the Catholic Diocese of Buffalo's abuse settlement. Nandor Forgach from St. Benedict tells us about the mood among parishioners.

Should you go for broke when Paul McCartney tickets go on sale? Jill Schlesinger tells us about the balance between your bank account and an experience and what the average amount spent on an experience is.

More rain fell on flood-stricken areas of Texas and a Flash Flood Watch is in place for central Texas this morning. ABC's Jim Ryan has the latest.

You're going to FALL in love with Domino!

Sidelines will be serving up classic Buffalo dishes at this weekend's Taste of Buffalo. Hillary Collura tells us what's on the menu.

Eight Days of Hope is bringing heavy equipment to the disaster area in Central Texas. President & CEO Steve Tybor tells us about the work they'll be doing.

Longtime Buffalo concert promoter Don Tomasulo gives his thoughts on ticket demand and more as Sir Paul returns to KeyBank Center in November.

ABC's Jim Ryan has the latest on recovery efforts in Texas after catastrophic floods.

Heat indices will hit 95-100 degrees this weekend. Meteorologist Heather Kenyon has the forecast.

Lyon Lascu's Dimples and Pancakes is bringing authentic Dutch cuisine to Taste of Buffalo.

Ted Rossman from Bankrate tells us about some new trends in the gig economy.

Chris Fox from KRLD Radio in Austin reports from Texas where recovery operations are ongoing after catastrophic flooding.

Buffalo Fire Chaplain Fr. Paul Seil examines the issues that may be created by giving churches the freedom to endorse political candidates.

The Better Business Bureau and other groups are warning against fraudulent organizations that claim they're collecting money for flood victims but are actually using the money for nefarious purposes. ABC's Jim Ryan tells us more.

The TSA has changed a rule that was an annoyance to many. CBS Travel Editor Peter Greenberg tells us about it.

Hamburg's Mexico City is making its first appearance at Taste of Buffalo this weekend. Hear what they'll be serving up.

A class action lawsuit has been filed against Amazon accusing the company of illegally gathering user information through the company's Alexa devices. Fox's Jeremy Rosenthal explains the lawsuit.

Mark has what you need to know about the "Trump savings account" and other methods of saving for the future. Also the latest on the Fed and a look at the markets.

Michael Angelucci from Level Financial Advisors tells us about the differences between the "Trump savings account" established with the Big Beautiful Bill, and other savings accounts.

The number of missing people after last weekend's floods in Texas continues to rise. ABC's Jim Ryan has the latest.

Chad Houston will oversee fundraising and construction of a 5/14 memorial at the corner of Best and Jefferson. He tells us more about the role and what his first steps will be.

Amazon's Prime Day deals go live today. ABC's Mike Dobuski tells us about some of the best deals.

Joe Mendolera from Genevieve's Cheesecakes tells us what will be on the menu at this weekend's Taste of Buffalo!