Alexandra Rios-Malviya is a journalist based in Buffalo, New York, writing for WGRZ. With a focus on local news, Alexandra covers a range of topics including community events, human interest stories, and local government issues. Her articles provide a glimpse into the lives and experiences of the people in the Buffalo area.
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Alexandra Rios-Malviya's coverage primarily centers around local community events, with a focus on family, relationships, and veterans in the Buffalo and Western New York areas. She covers topics such as education, local celebrations, and human interest stories.
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Given her focus on local events and seasonal coverage of celebrations like Three Kings Day (Día de los Reyes), providing timely information about upcoming community activities would be particularly relevant for her.
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By: Alexandra Rios-Malviya
Protestors around the world and here in Western New York want justice for the victim of the rape-murder case in India.
By: Alexandra Rios-Malviya
National Grid has done over half of the plugs they are anticipating putting in. Funds are limited until next year.
Starting this school year, Grand Island Senior High School will be using artificial intelligence. They are the only district in Western New York to use Khanmigo.
In Orchard Park, hundreds gathered at what will be the new Highmark Stadium to reflect and remember those who lost their lives on 9/11.
ECMC said they've already seen more e-bike injuries this year compared to last year.
By: Alexandra Rios-Malviya
Sin Fronteras WNY interviews local Latino voices, including Hispanic leaders and politicians. They also offer advice to hundreds of people with Hispanic heritage.
By: Alexandra Rios
The items that are needed the most are: new or lightly used baby clothes, socks, baby diapers, towels, wash cloths, wipes, baby bottles and baby lotions.
It doesn't have to be Veteran's Day to preserve and share military stories. At the Bilingual Center School 33, students are setting out to learn about local Vets.
By: Alexandra Rios
For 54 diehard fans, supporting the Bills means traveling wherever the team plays. This trip was organized by AAA and was created at the beginning of the year.
By: Alexandra Rios
A new resource for moms-to-be is now open in Niagara Falls. It's aimed at addressing maternal health disparities.
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