Courtney Cortright is an Anchor/Reporter at WGRZ. With a focus on culture and society, beauty and fashion, and energy policy, she brings a diverse perspective to her reporting, often intertwining themes of regional interest and world news. Courtney has been featured in various outlets, including WAVY-TV 10, CBS 17, and NewsNation, showcasing her versatility and commitment to impactful journalism.
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Tonawanda, United States (Local)
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Courtney's coverage is mainly focused on local news, including high school incidents, community events, and traffic accidents. She also covers entertainment news and family-related topics.
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By: Courtney Cortright
Quinn's memory is at the center of multiple initiatives designed to help children and families across Western New York.
By: Courtney Cortright
A lifelong Buffalo Sabres fan transforms a childhood puck collection into a family legacy.
Fans in the arena stepped in after a microphone mishap, singing loudly and in unison.
The executive director of The Tool Library said the sale is designed to keep usable materials in circulation while expanding access for residents.
By: Courtney Cortright
Cotton said the seed library is designed to make gardening more accessible and encourage residents to take part in growing their own food and plants.
By: Courtney Cortright
The store’s window display is also drawing attention, featuring logos from different eras, memorabilia and a jersey.
He said seeing his work featured during televised playoff coverage has been a surreal experience, especially as a lifelong Sabres fan.
Vietnam veteran Raymond “Terry” Matie, was honored by Decked Out WNY. BOSTON, N.Y. — A Western New York veteran is being honored with a new outdoor space built entirely through community support.
Rosco, a 100-pound therapy dog, helps first responders cope with the demands of their jobs.
