We're now a week into a ceasefire between the US and Iran. WBEN's David Bellavia takes a look at where things stand.

The Sabres finished a remarkable turnaround Monday night, clinching the Atlantic Division with a win over Chicago. WGR's Paul Hamilton looks back at what led the Sabres to this point and what's coming in the playoffs.

President Trump is facing criticism for an AI image that appears to depict him as Jesus. He's also feuding with the Pope over the war in Iran. NOTUS senior editor Dave Levinthal tells us what they're saying in D.C.

Political analyst Steve Roberts gives his thoughts.

A proposed 2.5% bed tax is receiving pushback from hoteliers in the Town of Amherst. Supervisor Shawn Lavin explains why he thinks the tax will be good for the town.

The US will begin a blockade of the Strait of Hormuz Monday morning at 10 after 21 hours of weekend talks with Iran fell flat. ABC's Karen Travers tells us more.

Ingram Micro is moving its employees to downtown Buffalo this morning. President of Ingram Micro North America Bill Brandel tells us what led to the move.

Today's workforce is feeling increasingly pessimistic about retirement, CBS' Jill Schlesinger tells us. She explains what's causing the shift in attitude.

There's no rest for scientists at NASA as preparations are already being made for Artemis III. ABC's Jim Ryan tells us more.