ABC's Mike Dobuski tells us about the rollout of Elon Musk's latest venture.

Ines de La Cuetara has reaction from European leaders to a flimsy ceasefire agreement between Israel and Iran.

Political strategist Carl Calabrese tells us what he is hearing about the primary races in Buffalo and the surrounding suburbs.

Just before leaving for the Netherlands to attend a NATO summit, President Trump lashed out at both Israel and Iran, saying both sides violated a ceasefire. Fox News Radio's Jonathan Savage reports from the Netherlands.

Denton Cinquegrana, Chief Oil Analyst at Oil Price Information Service, tells us why conflict doesn't necessarily equal increased costs.

ABC's Karen Travers has the latest as President Trump reacts to continued strikes between Israel and Iran.

Washington insider Dave Levinthal discusses the ongoing conflict in the Middle East. Also, what happens in the NYC mayoral primary?

ABC's Jim Ryan tells us about the latest innovation in electric-fueled travel.

Israel accepted ceasefire terms, though Iran's leadership has yet to comment. Iranian missiles were launched at Israel less than an hour later and Israel says it will respond. ABC's Jordana Miller explains the situation.

Political analyst Steve Roberts discusses the reaction to the attack in Washington.

ABC's Chris Boccia has the latest damage assessment from the US' strike on Iran. Also, were nuclear materials moved prior to the attack?

Erie County Elections Commissioner Ralph Mohr tells us what the turnout was like and what it means for Primary Day itself.

What's the US' goal in bombing an Iranian nuclear site? ABC's Karen Travers tells us about what's being said in D.C.

Jill Schlesinger has more on the economy.

Schools and workplaces are closed across Israel as Iran continues to launch missiles at Israel following Saturday's strike on an Iranian nuclear base. ABC's Jordana Miller has the latest.

Meteorologist Liz Jurkowski tells us when things will cool off.

WBEN Legal Analyst Paul Cambria explains the statute of limitations in the Diocese settlement, what happens if parishes opt not to pay and much more.

It's well-known that parishes are on the hook for $80 million in the Buffalo Diocese's settlement with abuse survivors. But what if churches don't pay? Nandor Forgach tells us what St. Benedict's is considering.

Mayor Chris Scanlon says Harry Stinson, owner of the Buffalo Grand Hotel, shouldn't be surprised that the city is moving to take control of the property. He explains how the process differs from eminent domain.

President Trump has set a timeframe for himself to decide whether the US will order a strike on Iran or not. ABC's Karen Travers tells us more.

ABC's Jim Ryan has tips on how to handle junk mail in your email.

Meteorologist Liz Jurkowski has the forecast.

A high-profile trial wrapped up Wednesday as Karen Read was acquitted of murder but found guilty of drunk driving. Crime and Terrorism analyst Brad Garrett tells us what stood out to him the most from the trial.

The Town of Clarence's Planning Board has granted two key approvals to a long-term redevelopment of Eastern Hills Mall. Supervisor Pat Casilio tells us more.

Mary Pruski from Save Our Buffalo Churches says people from across the country are reaching out to offer support to local churchgoers as their parishes are on the hook for $80 million in the Buffalo Diocese's abuse settlement.

Councilwoman Zeneta Everhart is proposing a ban on teens 17 and under attending festivals in Buffalo without adult supervision. It's all in an effort to cut down on violence. Pastor James Giles from Buffalo Peacemakers explains what's causing the violence.

ABC's Karen Travers has the latest on tensions in the Middle East.

The State Legislature has passed a 3% hotel occupancy tax for the Town of Cheektowaga. Town Supervisor Brian Nowak says it was needed. Also, more on the future of the Walden Galleria.

Cop-turned-killer Grant Hardin was recently captured after escaping from an Arkansas prison. ABC's Jim Ryan has new details on how Hardin pulled off the escape.

ABC's Shannon Crawford says US officials are expecting the next 24-48 hours to be "enormously consequential" as Iran's leader digs in.

Hockey season rolls on in Buffalo as the annual charity event returns. Co-founder Amy Lesakowski has all the details.

The Fed is in "wait and see mode" says Bankrate's Greg McBride. He tells us more about what goes into the Fed's decision.

State lawmakers opted to repeal a restrictive rule for homeowners. Domenic Cortese, host of Hammertime Radio, explains the 100-foot rule and looks at the feasibility of NY going all-electric.

ABC's Karen Travers tells us what the president's options are.

Schools like Syracuse University are trying to make things more affordable for students who would have come to their school but can't due to costs. Jeff Boron from Send Your Kids to College tells us more.

It's hot this week, and temperatures and humidity will only climb further, says meteorologist Dave Thomas.

What is "AGI"? What about "Superintelligence"? ABC's Mike Dobuski tells us about some of the new terms and developments in the world of artificial intelligence.

The campus of St. Lawrence Roman Catholic Church recently sold for twice its listed price. Peter Hunt from HUNT Real Estate says buyers are looking at multiple different uses for the newly-available buildings.

ABC's Karen Travers has the latest from the White House.

Political insider Ken Kruly says the race between Mayor Scanlon and State Sen. Sean Ryan will be close.

Deacon Steve Schumer tells us what Catholic Charities is expected to contribute to the Buffalo Diocese clergy abuse settlement.

President Trump left the G7 Summit early on Monday, citing rising tensions in the Middle East as the reason. Washington insider Dave Levinthal talks about the dilemma the president faces.

ABC's Jim Ryan tells us what happened when Vance Boelter appeared in court Monday.

State Sen. Rob Ortt tells us about the most noteworthy pieces of legislation that either passed or got stuck in negotiations over the last few weeks in Albany.

Republican strategist Carl Calabrese gives his thoughts on the biggest stories in national and local politics.

CWA Upstate Director Debbie Hayes gives an update on negotiations between healthcare workers and Kaleida Health.

Local Catholics learned over the weekend what their parish's contribution will be toward the Buffalo Diocese clergy abuse settlement. Nandor Forgach tells us how parishioners are feeling.

Gold prices are surging. Also, how will conflict in the Middle East impact the economy? CBS' Jill Schlesinger explains.