A New Morning

Tim Walton, Manager at VENU and Bottoms Up tells us what he's heard since the Council discussed a 21+ policy on Chippewa.

It's the 46th year of celebrating Polish heritage in Cheektowaga. Festival President Jim Lawicki tells us what's planned.

Are humans worse drivers than AI? Jim Ryan tells us about a new study on driverless cars.

Event founder Terry Bourgeois shares the story of the Empire State Ride.

Crime and terrorism analyst Brad Garrett tells us more.

David Franczyk says Buffalo's School Board "made the right move" when appointing Roscoe Henderson III to the vacant North District seat. He has more perspective on the controversy surrounding the board.

Hadi Matar, the man found guilty of attempting to murder renowned author Salman Rushdie in Chautauqua County, is now on trial for terrorism charges in Buffalo. Attorney John Elmore tells us how the two cases differ.

Buffalo School Board member Erik Bohen opted not to vote as the board filled its North District seat this week. Nonetheless, he says Roscoe Henderson will serve as a stabilizing force.

Advocates are pressuring the Diocese of Buffalo to be more transparent about accusations against Fr. Jeffrey Nowak. James Faluszczak tells us what he wants to see.

Training camp begins one week from today, and the Bills rookies are already putting in work. WGR's Sal Capaccio has an early preview.