Buffalo Evening Briefing: July 9

Good evening, Buffalo. We end the day with the most important information you need to know and your weather forecast.

Your weather planner

A few showers and thunderstorms are possible this evening, but the weather will be generally dry.

The remnants of Hurricane Beryl will impact the region on Wednesday. Showers and tropical rains could cause isolated flooding. We should also prepare for storms that could bring damaging wind gusts and even a brief tornado.

Forecast for tomorrow

Strong points : Top of the 80s Weak points : Over 60 years old Mostly cloudy

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Today’s Big Stories

1. Judge rules protesters can’t cross RNC security zone

A federal judge ruled Monday that protesters cannot pass through a security zone at the Republican National Convention, handing a defeat to liberals who had pushed for closer access to where delegates will gather next week in Milwaukee.

2. Senate bill would classify Trump’s efforts to overturn the election as unofficial acts

Senate Democrats plan to introduce legislation that would classify former President Donald Trump’s efforts to overturn the 2020 election as unofficial presidential acts, Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer said Monday.

3. Biden’s doctor issues memo dismissing Parkinson’s speculation

Dr. Kevin O’Connor wrote in the memo to White House press secretary Karine Jean-Pierre that neurologist Dr. Kevin Cannard was among the specialists who examined Biden during his annual physicals. Biden, 81, has not seen a neurologist outside of his annual physical, O’Connor said.

4. What to expect from Beryl’s remnants as a powerful system moves toward New York

Rain and wind from Beryl’s remnants are expected to spread across parts of New York by Wednesday morning, with the western part of the state being the first to feel the effects.

5. Here’s what you need to know about Boeing agreeing to plead guilty to fraud in 737 Max crashes

Boeing will face a felony conviction if it honors a deal with prosecutors to plead guilty to fraud related to approval of its 737 Max before two of the planes crashed, killing 346 people off the coast of Indonesia and in Ethiopia.

6. ConnectLife seeks donors due to ‘urgent blood shortage’ in Western New York

Throughout the month of July, donors 21 and older will receive two-for-one beer vouchers at all Fattey Beer Co. locations, and all donors will be entered into weekly drawings for VIP tickets to Buffalo Bills training camp.

Your notes for tomorrow

• NATO Summit
• Monetary Policy Report to Senate Banking Committee
• Jury Selected for Alec Baldwin Manslaughter Case