Political analyst Steve Roberts weighs in on the war with Iran and its political impact.

The Buffalo Bills and elected officials will cut the ribbon at Highmark Stadium Tuesday morning. Pete Guelli tells us what he is most excited for at the Bills' new home. Also, when can we expect arena renovations...and what about an outdoor Sabres game?

Economist Mark Hamrick tells us what to expect from the Federal Reserve as Kevin Warsh takes over. Also, longtime Fed chair Alan Greenspan has passed away.

Beginning July 1st, only two student loan plans will be available for students across the country. Jeff Boron from SendYourKidsToCollege.org tells us about the changes.

Buffalo Mayor Sean Ryan announced Thursday six public pools will open in the city this summer, and with them comes new programming. Deputy Mayor Maria Whyte tells us what's new.

A significant piece of America's presidential history is right in the heart of Buffalo. Spencer Morgan, Executive Director of the Teddy Roosevelt Inaugural Site has more.

It's matchday for Team USA in the World Cup as they take on Australia in the 2nd round of the Group Stage. FC Buffalo co-owner and NBC Sports soccer writer Nick Mendola tells us how the Americans stack up with the team from down under.

UB Marketing Professor Charles Lindsey says IKEA choosing Buffalo for a new location is "kind of a status symbol" for the region. He tells us more about what it means for the local economy to have stores like IKEA and Costco setting up in WNY.