President Trump's promised budget bill advanced through committee Sunday night. Political analyst Steve Roberts says it's one hurdle of many.

Former President Joe Biden has been diagnosed with prostate cancer. Dr. Bradley Webster from Roswell Park tells us about the Gleason score, treatment and more.

Shameka Burnette-Matthews from 1199SEIU tells us where negotiations stand between the union and long-term care facilities.

Former President Joe Biden's office announced Sunday Biden has been diagnosed with an aggressive form of prostate cancer. ABC's Steven Portnoy tells us what's known as of this morning.

It's graduation season at schools all across the country. Jill Schlesinger has some tips for students before they head out into the world.

Temperatures will stay mostly in the 50s this week as a low pressure system moves in. Meteorologist Phillip Pandolfo has the forecast.

CNET's Dashia Milden tells us what subscriptions are doing to Americans' wallets.

Wall Street is experiencing a multi-week rally. Caleb Silver tells us where the economy is at as a pause is placed on tariffs.

Play-by-play man John Gurtler previews the 2025 NLL Finals.

The Walden Galleria is facing down a potential foreclosure after its owners failed to pay a $220 million loan. Cheektowaga Supervisor Brian Nowak tells us where things stand for the mall.

Buffalo's Board of Education has yet to name a third-party investigator as the district faces allegations of a sexual assault and abuse coverup. Board member Larry Scott spoke with us about his disappointment.

Schoolkids are sticking lead into the USB ports of school computers, causing smoke and flames to shoot out of the computers. ABC's Jim Ryan tells us more.

Elizabeth Carey from AAA of Western & Central NY tells us what the most popular destinations are for the upcoming Bills season.

The schedule is here! WGR's Sal Capaccio goes over all the marquee matchups in 2025.

The state budget has passed, so what's next? Albany insider Jack O'Donnell tells us.

CBS travel editor Peter Greenberg says the ongoing air traffic control dilemma is a "culmination of decades of problems with the FAA not updating equipment" or other procedures.

We'll find out when the Bills are playing this season during tonight's NFL schedule reveal. Sal Capaccio gives his predictions.

Fr. Paul Seil recalls the events of 5/14, when 10 Black people were murdered at Tops on Jefferson Avenue by a racist shooter.

A book by CNN's Jake Tapper and Axios' Alex Thompson includes a number of shocking allegations about the final days of President Biden's presidency. ABC's Steven Portnoy tells us about them.

A 5/14 memorial will be built at the corner of Jefferson and Best in Buffalo. Rev. Mark Blue tells us about what the memorial will include, the timeline for construction and more.

Don Arthur, owner of Brighton Eggert Pharmacy, reacts to a new executive order from President Trump that aims to lower prescription drug costs.

The dynamics of how people search for information online are changing according to information shared by Apple and Google. Tech reporter Mike Dobuski tells us about it.

Shameka Burnette-Matthews from1199 SEIU tells us what nursing home workers are fighting for as a strike deadline nears.

Stocks were up big on Monday after the U.S. and China eased trade tensions. Michael Angelucci from Level Financial Advisors looks at the rally and tells us if this is a lesson in staying the course.

President Trump is in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia as he visits the Middle East this week. ABC's Karen Travers has the latest.

Washington insider Dave Levinthal tells us about the fallout from the U.S.-China tariff pause in DC. Also, Trump heads to the Middle East.

Steven Portnoy says we are essentially back to where we were in the first weeks of the Trump administration as tariff rates come back down.

Political analyst Steve Roberts reacts to news that the U.S. and China have agreed to pause tariffs on each other as negotiations continue.

A day of service and remembrance for those lost in the Tops shooting will be held this Wednesday. Ekua Mends-Aidoo tells us more.

The U.S. and China have placed a 90-day pause on tariffs and agreed to lower the numbers associated with them. Jill Schlesinger tells us what it means for the economy.

Plenty of questions still need to be answered as Western New York prepares to lose more than 70 Rite Aids, 13 of which are in Buffalo. Chris Daly from the UB School of Pharmacy discusses the future of the industry, its workers and customers.

Meteorologist Jon Hitchcock has the forecast.

Jennifer Aniston's personal security detail detained a man who crashed through the security gate at her home. Brad Garrett tells us more about the profession.

Justin Booth, co-chair of the Scajaquada Corridor Coalition gives his reaction.

Balancing Buffalo's budget is a short and long-term issue. Fred Floss, Director of the Buffalo Fiscal Stability Authority tells us what will need to be done to get the city's finances in order.

Msgr. Paul Burkard tells us about the conclave and what he's hoping the result will be.

Bankrate's Greg McBride tells us what is influencing the Federal Reserve's decisions.

The conclave has yet to reach a decision, though ABC's Brian Clark says we are approaching the window where a new pope will be named.

Sabina Castelfranco tells us what will happen today as cardinals gather to elect a new pope.