A New Morning

Near-misses on paths at Niawanda Park have caused the City of Tonawanda to limit e-bike speeds to 5 mph. Marty Grunzweig works in the mayor's office and tells us more.

NOTUS senior editor Dave Levinthal breaks down the top stories in DC.

Political analyst Steve Roberts talks about the biggest issues facing both parties as midterms are a little over three months away.

The economy is the biggest issue facing Americans as the midterms are just 100 days away. Mark Hamrick from The Hamrick Brief tells us about consumer sentiment in the US right now.

Save-a-Lot stores in Western New York are slowly fading away. This is happening as Americans deal with high prices, especially for groceries. UB's Charles Lindsey takes a closer look at the chain's shrinking presence in Buffalo.

Save Our Backyards, a group of Niagara homeowners whose homes were found to have radiation in their yards, will host a meeting for concerned residents Monday night in Niagara Falls. Lexi Hawk has an update on communication with the state.

Russ Gaiser from the Financial Guys has tips for navigating the markets as the situation in the Middle East remains uncertain.

A packed weekend of festivals continues in Buffalo with Italian Fest. Festival President Judy Porto-Fiorella tells us about this year's event.

Shorts on casual Friday...yes or no? ABC business reporter Soo Youn says more people are doing it.