Educators have been at work teaching schoolkids about the science behind the total solar eclipse.

The Buffalo Police Department will have one of its largest deployments in recent memory today as crowds gather for the eclipse.

Andy Parker says even though there will be clouds that obstruct the sun, the experience of the eclipse will be something you'll never forget.

Eclipse viewers further south in Texas will be dealing with some cloud cover as the eclipse approaches.

"Not ideal conditions" is how National Weather Service meteorologist Tony Ansuini describes the eclipse viewing forecast.

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Texas will see the eclipse first on Monday.

Buffalo Police are ready for widespread gatherings all across the city during the eclipse.

What will people want to do after sitting around for a while waiting for the eclipse? EAT!

New York's presidential primary went under the radar as the suspense of the race fades. Also, the No Label party opts not to run.