Travis Kelce and Taylor Swift are officially engaged. The news showed up everywhere. Syracuse University professor Robert Thompson looks at the media's fascination with the couple.

Students in Buffalo head back to class next Thursday, and there's new rules and a new man in charge. Superintendent Dr. Pascal Mubenga tells us about preparations for the new year, including the plan for cell phones.

The end of summer travel arrives this weekend, and it'll be another record breaker. Clara McMichael tells us what to expect.

Were there any surprises on cut-down day for the Bills? Sideline reporter Sal Capaccio shares his reaction to the team's initial 53-man roster.

Attorney Steve Boyd is expecting wrongful death claims and more from victims and their families in last Friday's bus crash on I-90. He tells us about liability, the role of seat belts and more.

Amanda Wolanske from the Buffalo City Mission tells us what's new at this year's 5K.

Is the value of AI being overinflated? ABC Tech Reporter Mike Dobuski tells us what's happening in the industry.

President Trump signed an executive order Monday banning cashless bail in the nation's capital. Former Erie County DA John Flynn talks about what advocates and opponents think of cashless bail in NY and how the system works.

School starts next week, and it's the first under New York State's bell-to-bell cell phone ban. Niagara Falls Superintendent Mark Laurrie tells us about final preparations as the new year approaches.

Washington insider Dave Levinthal gives his take on the top stories across the country.