A New Morning

There's been five days of deliberations but still no verdict in the trial of Lindsay Clancy. Local attorney Terry Connors tells us where things may be heading.

Thursday marks the first day of school for students in the City of Buffalo. New district superintendent Dr. Ebony Prophet-Bullock says the district is moving on from a tumultuous summer and focusing on the students.

National Grid crews are working hard to restore power throughout WNY. National Grid's Dave Bertola has an update.

Attorney Steve Boyd represents hundreds of survivors of clergy sexual abuse. He gives us an update on a nine-figure settlement vote, including a timeline.

National Weather Service meteorologist Liz Jurkowski has details on Wednesday's stormy weather.

High school football starts Thursday, and you can hear it all season on WBEN! Section 6 Chairman Jay Sirianni tells us about the increasingly competitive high school football scene in WNY.

The City of Buffalo has filed eminent domain proceedings to take control of the damaged Cobblestone district properties next to the arena. Councilwoman Leah Halton-Pope gives her thoughts.

Jurors are deadlocked in the trial of Lindsay Clancy. Attorney Terry Connors tells us what happens if they can't come to a decision.

School districts across WNY are starting the new year, and it's more important than ever to drive safe. New York State Trooper James O'Callaghan joins us.

An entire state is now targeting Flock cameras. ABC's Jim Ryan tells us more.