Ted Rossman from Bankrate tells us about some new trends in the gig economy.

Chris Fox from KRLD Radio in Austin reports from Texas where recovery operations are ongoing after catastrophic flooding.

Buffalo Fire Chaplain Fr. Paul Seil examines the issues that may be created by giving churches the freedom to endorse political candidates.

The Better Business Bureau and other groups are warning against fraudulent organizations that claim they're collecting money for flood victims but are actually using the money for nefarious purposes. ABC's Jim Ryan tells us more.

The TSA has changed a rule that was an annoyance to many. CBS Travel Editor Peter Greenberg tells us about it.

Hamburg's Mexico City is making its first appearance at Taste of Buffalo this weekend. Hear what they'll be serving up.

A class action lawsuit has been filed against Amazon accusing the company of illegally gathering user information through the company's Alexa devices. Fox's Jeremy Rosenthal explains the lawsuit.

Mark has what you need to know about the "Trump savings account" and other methods of saving for the future. Also the latest on the Fed and a look at the markets.

Michael Angelucci from Level Financial Advisors tells us about the differences between the "Trump savings account" established with the Big Beautiful Bill, and other savings accounts.

The number of missing people after last weekend's floods in Texas continues to rise. ABC's Jim Ryan has the latest.