A New Morning

Iran has long been considered a State Sponsor of Terrorism by the US, but how vast is Iran's empire of crime and terror? Crime and Terrorism analyst Brad Garrett tells us.

President Trump spoke to the nation Wednesday night about the future of the war in Iran. What did we learn? WBEN's David Bellavia gives his reaction.

New York State's budget is once again overdue. Albany insider Jack O'Donnell of O'Donnell & Associates tells us about the pieces of legislation that are holding it up.

Father David LiPuma from OLV National Shrine & Basilica is celebrating growing church attendance and showing appreciation for the cross during troubling times.

The launch of Artemis II by NASA Wednesday was a major step toward humanity once again walking on the lunar surface. ABC's Jim Ryan tells us more about the mission.

National Weather Service meteorologist Dave Thomas has details about ongoing flood warnings. Also, a tornado was confirmed in Machias.

WBEN's Domenic Cortese has advice for making sure your home is in top condition following Tuesday's flooding rainfall.

Tuesday's storms caused damage to homes in Gowanda, as well as their town hall. Cars were damaged, too. Fire Chief Steve Raiport gives us a picture of the damage.

Leah Halton-Pope is one Buffalo Council Member asking for more information about the city's deficit. She tells us what lawmakers want to see from the Ryan administration.

Streets looked like rivers Tuesday as heavy rain fell all across the region. Meteorologist Andy Parker recaps a wild weather day.

Artemis II will take off tonight. It's a 10-day test orbiting the Moon and brings humanity one step closer to walking on the lunar surface. Tim Collins from the Buffalo Astronomical Association tells us why the mission matters so much.

Artemis II will take off tonight for a test flight around the Moon. ABC's Jim Ryan tells us more.

The Sabres can put to rest their 15 year playoff drought with a win over Ottawa Thursday. WGR's Brian Koziol looks ahead to the biggest games left on the calendar. Also, who starts in goal?

National Weather Service meteorologist Dave Thomas recaps a remarkable day of rain and tells us what's coming in the future.

The NFL league meetings are underway in Phoenix. WGR's Sal Capaccio tells us about what's happened so far.

A new Siena Research poll shows Republican Bruce Blakeman closing the gap on Kathy Hochul in the race for governor. Also, New Yorkers generally support voter ID. Siena pollster Steve Greenberg tells us more.

There's bad news for the artificial intelligence industry as a Quinnipiac poll shows people just don't trust it. ABC's Mike Dobuski tells us more.

The U.S. has attacked Iran's third largest city Isfahan, also known as 'Missile City', as the war there escalates. WBEN's David Bellavia has analysis.

Mitch Nowakowski is one of a handful of Buffalo lawmakers seeking more information about the city's deficit. Also, efforts to revive Broadway Market and Buffalo Central Terminal continue.

It's setting up to be a wet week in WNY. Meteorologist Andy Parker tells us what to expect Tuesday.

TSA agents are receiving their first paychecks in weeks, but they're only one part of the Department of Homeland Security. NOTUS senior editor Dave Levinthal tells us what's holding everything up.

Easter baskets may feel a little light this year. ABC's Jim Ryan tells us why.

National Weather Service meteorologist Jon Hitchcock has the forecast.

Troops are arriving in the Middle East, but what's the plan for them? ABC's Ian Pannell explains some options.

Polls show the war in Iran is unpopular while prices at the pump are rising. What kind of impact will the war have on midterms, and what exactly is the objective of the war? Political analyst Steve Roberts gives his take.