A New Morning

The Justice Department is urging a federal judge to reject a lawsuit seeking to stop the White House's Ultimate Fighting Championship event scheduled for this weekend, attacking its plaintiffs as "two people who believe they have superior taste and want to spoil the event for everyone else." ABC's Peter Charalambous tells us more.

A group of prominent Buffalo business leaders and developers wrote a letter to city, county and state officials raising concerns about changes to plans for the North Aud Block project. Larry Quinn from the Golisano Institute of Business explains their concerns.

WBEN meteorologist Aaron Mentkowski will be serving as the World Cup meteorologist for The New York Times and The Athletic. He tells us more about the 40-day gig.

Buffalo's Office of Gun Violence Prevention, which is backed by Councilwoman Zeneta Everhart, has received fresh funding from the state. Everhart tells us how those resources will be used to identify the root causes of gun violence in the City of Buffalo.

After a week of excitement, Big Boy will depart Buffalo Thursday. Buffalo historian and co-founder of Forgotten Buffalo Tours has tips on the best spots to catch one last glimpse of the steam train.

National Weather Service Meteorologist Tony Ansuini has the forecast.

The UFC will present a highly-anticipated card from the White House this weekend. Syracuse.com's Matt Parrino has a preview.

US forces hit back at Iran after a collision with an Iranian drone downed an American Apache helicopter. WBEN's David Bellavia looks at the likelihood of a peace deal happening now that fighting has renewed, and what needs to happen to finally bring the war to an end.

The Bills are back on the field as minicamp gets underway! WGR's Sal Capaccio shares his Day 1 takeaways.

Michael Angelucci of Level Financial Advisors takes a look at the stock market after the US struck Iran. Also, SpaceX goes public Friday.

Apple unveiled long-awaited changes to Siri Monday at the start of its annual developer conference. ABC's Mike Dobuski tells us more.

Jury selection will not begin until August in the federal trial of the Tops mass shooter. Former Erie County DA and current Tonawanda Supervisor John Flynn lends his legal expertise to explain the selection process.

Ed Dickens tells us about the history of Big Boy and details its journey across the US for America 250.

Big Boy, the largest steam locomotive in the world, arrives in Western New York today. Marty Biniasz, co-founder of Forgotten Buffalo Tours & Forgotten Buffalo on Facebook tells us about the history of the locomotive and Buffalo's railroad industry.

The nation's capital is even more hectic than usual as final preparations are made for America 250 celebrations. Also, another slow vote count in California. NOTUS senior editor Dave Levinthal joins WBEN.

More Americans are falling back on artificial intelligence for tasks that involve reading. ABC's Jim Ryan tells us more.

Achieving peace in the Middle East continues to grow more difficult as Iran and Israel launched attacks at each other over the weekend. Political analyst Steve Roberts tells us who is in control.

The Labor Department released a better-than-expected jobs report last Friday morning, but financial markets saw a major sell-off. What gives? Bankrate's Mark Hamrick explains. Also, where's the return on investment from AI?

Nick Giammusso of VIPTIX has some advice for anyone looking to go to a World Cup game. Also, prices are sky-high to get into Game 3 of the NBA Finals in NYC.

The most recent legislative session has ended in Albany. Senate minority leader Rob Ortt (R) reacts to what was and wasn't passed, from affordability to energy.

Buffalo's festival season begins today with Greek Fest. Lou Pozantides tells us what to expect this year.

The historic steam train 'Big Boy' arrives in Buffalo Tuesday. Steve Kocsis, Founder of the WNY Railway Historical Society tells us what to expect.

Rocco Termini envisions a Buffalo where there's something to do downtown everyday - no matter the season.