A new Gallup poll shows that church attendance is dropping across the United States. Pastor Jerry Gillis from the Chapel at Crosspoint believes the church might have to look within for change.

• WGR Bills beat reporter Sal Capaccio is in Orlando, Fla. with an update on the NFL Owners Meeting kicking off this week.
• Manager at the Broadway Market, Kathy Peterson previews Easter Week at the Market.
• Jeff Rinaldo from Vista Security Group discusses security issues relating to a threat made at Buffalo Public Schools, as well as a loaded handgun brought into the circus at KeyBank Center.

Andy Parker says if we're going on historical records, there's about a 20% chance of snow during April 8th's eclipse. Also, what's in store for Andy's eclipse special Friday night?!

Mayor Byron Brown discusses the city's efforts to secure more funding in the state's budget for municipalities across NY. Also, construction is underway on fluoride systems for Buffalo's water supply. And what's going on with the Cobblestone District?

Shea's President & CEO Brian Higgins is excited for his first season at Shea's, which revealed this year's lineup of shows Tuesday night.

Kristen Elmore Garcia represents families of 5/14 victims, who recently received good news from a state judge that a lawsuit against social media companies alleging culpability in the shooting will not be dismissed. She explains why the judge's decision is so important for securing justice for the families.

Former Erie County deputy clerk Alexander McDougall was charged with Grand Larceny last Friday after stealing $216,000 from the Clerk's office. McDougall was fired last September, so why did it take so long to file charges? Erie County District Attorney John Flynn explains.

Banshee Irish Pub has ordered 75 kegs of Guinness and upped its bartender staff from 4 to 18 in preparation for a party-filled weekend.

TikTok could be on its way out of the US following a House vote to ban the app if its China-based owners don't sell to a separate entity. Now, the fate of the popular app lies in the hands of Chuck Schumer and the Senate.

Michael Cornell explains why the Hamburg School District is laying off 20 staff members come July. He faced backlash from parents and students at a Hamburg School Board meeting on Tuesday.