The Texas Legislature will hold a special session today to discuss emergency procedures in Texas, as flood recovery enters week 3. ABC's Jim Ryan tells us more.

Wyatt tells us police are unsuccessfully policing themselves in Buffalo. He explains why a review board is needed.

North Tonawanda Mayor Austin Tylec has the latest on a citation against Digihost. Also, Canal Fest enters its final days.

The Wall Street Journal is reporting the captain of an Air India flight that crashed last month may have intentionally shut off fuel to both engines. ABC's Sam Sweeney has the latest.

Terry Robinson from East Side Parkways Coalition tells us about a meeting that was held Thursday night and if common ground can be found between supporters of the 33 tunnel and opponents.

A portion of the 190 will be closed Sunday morning as SkyRide returns to downtown Buffalo. Kevin Heffernan from Go Bike Buffalo has all the details.

Crime and Terrorism analyst Brad Garrett examines the public's fascination with files relating to now-dead convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein.

Buffalo Pro Soccer President Peter Marlette, Jr. says talks have already started with other stadium sites after plans to play at Lee and Elk were abandoned. Hear more about where the team may be playing in 2027.

Could a nuclear power plant take over the former NRG energy site in Dunkirk? Mayor Kate Wdowiasz tells us what's been talked about so far.