Lia Lando is a journalist for WKBW-TV, focusing on local news in Buffalo, New York. With a passion for storytelling, Lia covers a wide range of topics including crime, community events, health issues, and human interest stories. She is dedicated to bringing important and impactful stories to the local community.
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Lia Lando's coverage predominantly focuses on local community stories, with an emphasis on family & relationships and health and wellness. She also covers sports, crime and safety, as well as business and economy topics within the context of her local area in the United States, specifically New York and Buffalo.
Given Lia's focus on evolving stories, breaking news related to government announcements in the local community would likely catch her attention. Pitches involving human interest stories or insights from experts about health-related issues affecting families could also be relevant to her coverage.
If you have a heartwarming story or expert insights related to these themes that are locally focused around New York or Buffalo communities, they may align well with Lia Lando's areas of interest.
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By: Lia Lando
A Buffalo mom is sharing her cancer battle journey on social media in hopes of raising awareness and helping others.
By: Lia Lando
Is there a remedy for the struggling pharmacy industry? Employees and customers hope the answer is yes and it kicks in quickly before more pharmacies are forced to close their doors.
By: Lia Lando
Some New York truckers said the state has set unattainable goals that they lack the support and resources to achieve.
By: Lia Lando
First, concerns over listeria in Boars Head deli meats. Then, an E. Coli outbreak linked to McDonald's Quarter Pounders. Now, TreeHouse Foods has expanded its recall on waffle and pancake products.
By: Lia Lando
According to the report, in New York, families spend about 30 percent of their annual income on child care.
By: Lia Lando
BUFFALO, N.Y. (WKBW) — 10 graduates of the Erie Corps are getting ready to start their careers.
By: Lia Lando
A Niagara Wheatfield football player remains in the hospital after he was injured during a game last week.
By: Lia Lando
Keep the peace. That's the message from dozens of Western New York civic and religious leaders ahead of Election Day.
By: Lia Lando
BUFFALO, N.Y. (WKBW) — Companies in the City of Good Neighbors want those impacted by the Sumitomo Rubber closure to know they are hiring.
By: Lia Lando
The announcement that dozens of primary care physicians with Buffalo Medical Group will become out of network under Highmark Blue Cross Blue Shield of WNY Medicare Advantage has patients concerned.
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