A New Morning

"One Battle After Another" was the big winner at Sunday's Oscars. ABC's Mike Dobuski has a recap from the night.

We now know what teams are coming to Buffalo this week as March Madness gets underway. Visit Buffalo President & CEO Patrick Kaler tells us what he expects.

Multiple agencies are working on repairs to the USS Croaker and USS The Sullivans at the Buffalo Naval Park. Park President & CEO Brian Luallen tells us more.

Where are the markets heading as the war in Iran continues? Jill Schlesinger says nobody knows. She has tips on what to do as things remain uncertain. Also, how to avoid tax scams.

ABC's Jim Ryan has the latest on a partial government shutdown that is disrupting air travel across the country.

National Weather Service meteorologist Jim Mitchell has the forecast.

Four crewmembers aboard a KC-135 aircraft are dead after a crash in Iraq. Two are still missing. WBEN's David Bellavia reacts.

Michael Angelucci from Level Financial Advisors says market turmoil is typical in times of geopolitical uncertainty. He has guidance on what to do as fighting in the Middle East continues and markets go up and down.

Daniel O'Sullivan has the once-in-a-lifetime opportunity of serving as Grand Marshal in Buffalo's St. Patrick's Day Parade this weekend. He tells us what it's like receiving the honor.

Not all good things can last forever, and that was proven Thursday night in the Sabres' loss to the Capitals. WGR pre- and post-game host Brian Koziol breaks down the loss and looks at what's ahead for Buffalo.

National Weather Service meteorologist Heather Kenyon has the forecast.

Shea's has announced its 2026-27 Broadway lineup. Producer Albert Nocciolino tells us about the shows coming to town.

There's heightened concern across the country as authorities remain on alert in case of a retaliatory attack by Iran on US soil. What could an attack like that look like? Crime and terrorism analyst Brad Garrett tells us.

We have yet to see Iran's new Supreme Leader since being chosen to lead the country. Also, the FBI has alerted authorities in California to be on the lookout for attacks on US soil. WBEN's David Bellavia has expert analysis.

Four months after receiving a new liver, North Tonawanda High School senior Meredith Roberts is heading back to school. Meredith and her mother Sara tell us about her amazing recovery journey.

National Weather Service meteorologist Jim Mitchell has the forecast.

Attorney John Elmore represents families of the victims of the 5/14 Tops shooting. He reacts to a judge's decision to keep the shooter's federal death penalty trial in Buffalo.

The price at gas pumps in the US hinges on every word and action relating to the war in the Middle East. Gas Buddy oil price analyst Patrick De Haan tells us what to expect in the coming days and weeks.

The US escalated attacks on Iran Tuesday by destroying more than a dozen mine laying vessels in the Strait of Hormuz. WBEN's David Bellavia tells us more about what type of mines Iran has, how they work and what an end to the war may look like.

The calendar flips to 2026 for the NFL this afternoon. Some reported free agent signings by the Bills will become official. WGR's Sal Capaccio tells us more.

A DHS shutdown is straining resources at airports across the country, causing longer lines at TSA checkpoints and overall travel chaos. AAA's Elizabeth Carey has tips for avoiding the hassle.

Riverdance is celebrating its 30th year and will be in Buffalo this weekend. Lead dancer Kieran Bryant tells us all that goes in to performing.

AI company Anthropic is suing the Trump administration after being designated as a supply chain risk. The designation came after Anthropic refused to allow the Pentagon to use its technology in domestic surveillance or autonomous weapons systems. Tech reporter Mike Dobuski tells us about the saga.

WBEN's David Bellavia has expert insight on the war in Iran.