Good morning, Buffalo.

Residents in Buffalo's Old First Ward are concerned about a planned Seneca One Stop fuel station at 5 Miami Street along the waterfront.

The Seneca Nation confirmed construction has begun, but locals worry increased truck traffic may harm the walkable urban promenade — a meeting is scheduled to address these issues.

Flash flooding disrupted Hertel Avenue as local business owners cleaned up and assessed damage — reporting over 280 cases while urging state support.

About 3,000 American flags are displayed each year in front of Clement House on Delaware Avenue to honor those lost on Sept.

11, 2001; each flag tells a unique story that adds to the memorial tradition.

Buffalo school leaders are rethinking classroom screen time to balance tech skills with more face-to-face interaction.

They will review and update policies to help students prepare for a tech-dominated future (while keeping learning personal).

Arborists and City of Buffalo officials agree that the city’s oldest sycamore needs ongoing care as they debate updates for its surrounding area.

Discussions will continue to protect the historic tree and guide its future upkeep.