Andy Paden is a journalist based in Buffalo, New York, with a focus on local news. He writes for WGRZ and WTSP-TV, covering a wide range of topics including politics, crime, and community events. His work has also been featured in KBMT/K-JAC 12News, showcasing his dedication to delivering accurate and timely news to the local community.
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Andy Paden's coverage is heavily focused on local government and politics, as well as crime-related news in Buffalo, New York. His articles often feature expert commentary and government announcements related to a wide range of topics including education, taxes, weather, lead pipes, community violence, political elections, gun control among others.
When reaching out to Andy with story ideas or potential sources for commentary or interviews consider providing insights into local government policies and their impact on the community. Additionally offering expertise related to crime prevention efforts or educational initiatives within Buffalo would likely resonate with his coverage focus.
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Many common grocery items have doubled in cost since the turn of the century, leaving some families to have to make tough decisions.
Wyatt has served on the Buffalo Common Council since 2014.
By: Andy Paden
There was a public meeting Tuesday to discuss the Bills’ Community Benefits Agreement.
A series of suicides at Niagara Falls in the past six weeks begs the question of whether more needs to be done to prevent people from going over the falls.
The contract comes with salary increases ranging from 17.3% to 34.4% over three years.
By: Andy Paden
Some providers have only received 30% of what they're owed. BUFFALO, N.Y. — Early intervention providers across the state are being faced with an unprecedented challenge that's exacerbating an already existing shortage.
There were 17 warrants out for the arrest of Larry White, 26, of Buffalo, who was charged in connection to the break-in.
The hike is set to raise the average customer's bill by about $17 a month over the course of the next two years.
By: Andy Paden
A record 119.3 million Americans are expected to travel 50 miles or more between now and New Year’s, according to AAA.
Dec. 23 is a day circled on Wegmans' employees' calendars leading up to Christmas. BUFFALO, N.Y. — When you work in the grocery industry, it's not Dec. 24 or 25 that's circled on your calendar.
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