ABC's Peter Charalambous has the latest on the deadly midair crash in Washington, D.C..

Buffalo's Old Neighborhood Parade returns Saturday, and the weather is going to be perfect! Denise Pikuzinski from the Valley Community Association tells us about the excitement surrounding this year's parade.

The Bills are reportedly signing a big name in Joey Bosa as the team looks to bolster its pass rush. He's oft-injured, but is Bosa still a force? Bills sideline reporter Sal Capaccio reacts to the Bills offseason moves so far.

The tariff tug-of-war between the US and Canada continues, with President Trump reversing course on doubled tariffs on Canadian steel and aluminum. Canada meanwhile has pulled back threats of a surcharge on electricity provided to the US. ABC's Karen Travers has the latest.

A patient shot himself at Mercy Hospital Sunday, prompting the hospital to increase security. Do hospitals need to do more to beef up security? We're asking former Niagara Falls Police Chief Bryan DalPorto.

Financial aid award letters are in the mail, but the language in those letters can be confusing. Brian Eldridge from Courier College Prep has tips on understanding what the terms mean.

X experienced multiple issues Monday as Elon Musk placed the blame on a cyberattack, perhaps from Ukraine. ABC tech reporter Mike Dobuski tells us more.

The city of Niagara Falls is asking for the public's input on waterfront improvements, including changes to the LaSalle Expressway. City Administrator Anthony Restaino tells us what else is planned.

Investors showed their concern with frequently shifting tariff policy on Monday as Wall Street had its worst day of the year. Michael Angelucci from Level Financial Advisors takes a closer look at the markets.

Wall Street had its worst day of the year Monday as investors react to shifting tariff policy. There's more tariffs on the way, too, targeting manufacturing materials. Washington insider Dave Levinthal speaks with us from the nation's capital.