Disaster was narrowly avoided Saturday in the nation's capital after an attempted mass shooting at the White House Correspondents' Dinner. Dave Levinthal, Senior Editor for NOTUS, says it's business as usual for the administration as government duties resume.

Cole Allen, the suspected shooter at Saturday's White House Correspondents' Dinner, will be arraigned Monday. He was staying at the Washington Hilton as a guest, sneaking down to the hotel's ballroom before being caught by security. Could anything else have been done to prevent the close call? Security consultant and retired Buffalo Police Captain Jeff Rinaldo has expert analysis.

One of North America's greatest tourist attractions is open for the season as Maid of the Mist welcomed its first passengers this morning. Captain Joe Curtis tells us what's new and how America's 250th birthday ties into this season's festivities.

It's NFL Draft Day! Also happening, Game 3 between the Sabres and Bruins in Boston. WGR's Bills beat reporter, Sal Capaccio, tells us what he expects from the Bills tonight.

Today Lucas fills in for Susan Rose as he and Brian discuss Game 2 of the Buffalo Sabres NHL Playoffs as the series shifts over to Boston for Games 3 and 4.

What do the Sabres need to change if they want to take a 2-0 series lead over the Boston Bruins Tuesday? Not much, says WGR's Brian Koziol, Sabres gameday host. He has a preview of tonight's game.

Today Lucas fills in for Susan while he and Brian discuss Game 1 of the NHL Playoffs for the Sabres, and the excitement for them to be back

Days after Buffalo Mayor Sean Ryan released his first proposed city budget, it's not just the 25.8% tax increase that's getting attention from Council members. Deep in the budget is a policy provision that is raising questions. Councilwoman Zeneta Everhart tells us about it, and how it would take power away from the Council.

National Weather Service meteorologist Phillip Pandolfo has the forecast.