Abby Fridmann is a Morning News Anchor & Reporter at WIVB/WNLO-TV (Nexstar Media Group). She focuses on community support initiatives, highlighting themes such as Miracle Kids, charity events, the Toy Fund, and celebrations honoring veterans. Abby's work has also been featured in WETM-TV (NBC), WROC-TV Channel 8, and 13WHAM ABC.
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Abby’s focus is primarily on local events and community support, with frequent coverage of charitable giving, toy donations, birthday celebrations, and the holiday season. Her articles often feature heartwarming stories about individuals contributing to their communities.
Given her strong emphasis on local events in Buffalo and Rochester, pitches should be tied to these locations or have a clear connection to the specific communities she covers. Stories involving unique initiatives that bring neighborhoods together or heartwarming acts of kindness are likely to resonate well with Abby's coverage.
Experts who can provide insights into trends related to charitable giving during holidays or innovative community-driven initiatives may find success in pitching story ideas tailored specifically for Abby's audience.
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By: Abby Fridmann
Every year, Rochester Regional Health and Golisano Children's Hospital recognize children whose strength and resilience have inspired those around them. The Miracle Kids series highlights children who have overcome extraordinary medical challenges, along with the families and medical professionals who supported them throughout their journeys. 13WHAM is honored to share their stories.
Rochester, N.Y. — Taelynn Rotan is a gymnast, an athlete, and, when she grows up, she says she wants to be a doctor.
By: Abby Fridmann
Rochester, N.Y. (WHAM) — If there's one thing to learn from Tommy Klein, it's that joy can exist everywhere, every single day.
By: Abby Fridmann
Abby Fridmann Tue, May 19, 2026 at 5:06 PM Luke Johnson crawls on the floor during a visit to the Newark Public Library, Wednesday, May 6, 2026. (Photo by Mark Schuman/WHAM)
By: Abby Fridmann
One year ago, Aubrey Wright's parents weren't sure if they would ever hear her laugh again.That's why today, as she does flips and tricks on the trampoline, the
