Briana Supardi is a Reporter at WNYO-TV. She covers a diverse range of topics including education, school safety, and government and politics, with a keen focus on social issues and crime. Briana's work has been featured in several prominent outlets including WFLA, CNYCentral WSTM NBC3, and 13WHAM ABC.
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Briana Supardi's articles primarily focus on local news, government announcements, crime, and politics in the New York area. Her coverage includes ongoing stories, event coverage, and legal policy regulations.
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By: Briana Supardi
TOPICS: Corrections officers Misconduct New York State Investigative report Accountability Use-of-force
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Pittsfield School Committee has tabled a vote on hiring a law firm to audit the school district's employment practices amid recent scandals.
Town of Knox says beavers are creating flooding concerns around the wetlands and town park. A trapper has been hired to reduce the population.
By: Briana Supardi
NEW YORK — New York's plan to revamp its Medicaid home care program is underway, with thousands of residents who use the Consumer Directed Personal Assistance P
By: Briana Supardi
ALBANY, N.Y. — Governor Kathy Hochul announced a $400 million investment to revitalize Albany's downtown core, aiming to boost economic and community developmen
Governor Hochul unveiled an ambitious plan to tackle New York's affordability crisis, but not everyone is convinced it tackles the root cause of the problem.
By: Briana Supardi
Nurses from Albany Stratton Veteran Affairs Medical Center rallied for safe staffing and patient safeguards amidst growing use of artificial intelligence.
By: Briana Supardi
As Governor Kathy Hochul prepares to unveil her budget bills, one proposal is already igniting controversy: her plan to expand involuntary commitment
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TOPICS: Weapons detection Wait times Schenectady High School officials Adjustments Student arrivals
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