A New Morning

Kevin Hardwick explains how the 6% surcharge on purchases at Highmark Stadium works after people were caught off-guard last Saturday.

A new poll of likely voters from Siena Research shows Republican candidate for governor Bruce Blakeman is closing the gap with Governor Hochul. Greenberg breaks down the numbers for us.

A partial solar eclipse AND a meteor shower, both in one day? Astronomer Tim Collins tells us about it.

President Trump signed an executive order this week changing childhood vaccine recommendations. Dr. Steven Lana reacts and has advice if you're confused.

It's the first day of the Erie County Fair! Jessica Underberg, CEO of the Erie County Agricultural Society tells us what's new and what's returning this year.

Wednesday is opening day at the Erie County Fair. It's also a crucial day for FeedMore WNY as the donation of 4 or more cans of food gets you free admission. FeedMore WNY's Catherine Shick tells us how far your donation goes.

Facebook is putting a new focus on artificial intelligence. ABC tech reporter Mike Dobuski tells us about Mark Zuckerberg's big plans.

City of North Tonawanda Mayor Austin Tylec says there aren't any plans right now to install additional Flock cameras in the city. Who decides whether they're installed, though? Tylec tells us.

Flock cameras have been showing up across WNY. The cameras are mounted on poles and capture license plate info. What happens to your data from there, though? Retired Buffalo Police Captain Jeff Rinaldo tells us.

President Trump signed an executive order Monday contradicting vaccine recommendations that have been the norm for decades. Also, the stakes remain high ahead of this fall's midterms. NOTUS senior editor Dave Levinthal has the latest.