A New Morning

Tax deadline day is coming up. 'The Tax Lady' Esther Gulyas is here to make sure you're prepared.

Common Council Member Leah Halton-Pope discusses a number of issues impacting the City of Buffalo.

WBEN's David Bellavia has expert analysis of the US-Iran ceasefire and what it means for the war going forward.

ABC's Karen Travers explains how the deal came together.

The City of Tonawanda is using a new machine that recycles asphalt into a material that can be used to patch potholes. DPW Superintendent David Fronczak explains how it works.

Next time you're fumbling with your phone or tablet wondering why it won't connect to WiFi, just know 252,000 miles away astronauts with the most advanced tech on the planet are experiencing the same issues. ABC's Mike Dobuski tells us about it.

President Trump has issued an 8pm deadline for Iran, threatening attacks on vital infrastructure. Also, we've learned more about the rescue of two airmen. WBEN's David Bellavia reacts.

Astronauts on the Artemis II mission to the Moon made history Monday, traveling further away from earth than any human has before. They've also taken new pictures of the Moon. Tim Collins from the Buffalo Astronomical Association reacts.

President Trump is promising "complete demolition" of Iran, giving an 8pm deadline Tuesday. NOTUS senior editor Dave Levinthal tells us nobody in DC knows what the president will do...except the president.

ABC's Jim Ryan has the latest on an historic mission to the Moon.

National Weather Service meteorologist Jim Mitchell has the forecast.

President Trump created headlines Sunday when he posted an expletive-laden threat to Iran on social media. The president will speak to the media Monday afternoon. What should we expect to hear? Political analyst Steve Roberts tells us.

It's one of the first signs of spring in Buffalo as work will begin this week to remove the ice boom from Lake Erie. Lou Paonessa from the New York Power Authority tells us about the process.

The popularity of Dyngus Day is growing, and so is the parade in North Tonawanda. Matt Parish tells us what's new this year.

Buffalo Board of Education Member Erik Bohen says the teen that was arrested for bringing a gun to PS 197 "will not be returning for the rest of the year."

History shows if you hold on long enough, no matter how things are going economically, your investments will pay off. CBS' Jill Schlesinger tells us more.

It will feel like winter during Monday's Dyngus Day parades. National Weather Service meteorologist Tony Ansuini has the forecast.

Fans will need to wait a little bit longer for the Sabres to clinch a playoff spot after a 4-1 loss to Ottawa Thursday night. WGR's Brian Koziol has a look ahead at the team's remaining schedule.

Patrick De Haan, head of petroleum analysis with GasBuddy says gas prices will continue to rise so long as the Strait of Hormuz is closed.

Linda Lund from Babcia's Pierogi says the madness has already started at Broadway Market ahead of Easter weekend.

Shippers are now charging 30-40 cents more per mile in diesel surcharges since the start of the war in Iran. ABC's Mason Leath says it's an "off the charts increase".

A 17-year-old student that is already facing felony drug and weapons charges was caught with an unloaded handgun at PS 197. Outspoken school safety advocate and Buffalo teacher Marc Bruno wants changes to be made.

National Weather Service meteorologist Dave Thomas has the forecast.

Public officials are calling for accountability in the death of a blind refugee in Buffalo, but will there be criminal charges? Immigration attorney Rosanna Berardi breaks it down for us.