Maki Becker is a reporter and News Desk Chief for The Buffalo News, focusing on local news in Buffalo, New York. With a wide range of experience in journalism, Maki has covered stories on crime, community issues, and human interest stories. Her work has been featured in various publications and media outlets across the country.
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By: Maki Becker
Students in Niagara County are working to restore a piece of history. They're refurbishing the "Huey," a Vietnam War-era helicopter.
By: Maki Becker
We spoke with three local experts about how the potential tariffs might impact businesses and consumers here in Western New York.
By: Maki Becker
City, county and state officials are preparing for whatever the weather system has in store for Western New York.
By: Maki Becker
Merchants in the Elmwood Village are ready for Small Business Saturday. Most stores will be open at 10 a.m.
By: Maki Becker
Elizabeth Meg Williams loves to share the traditions of the American holiday with her new American neighbors.
By: Maki Becker
Lake effect snow rolled in, burying the Southtowns and the Southern Tier...along with plans for Small Business Saturday.
By: Maki Becker
It's been nearly a month since Sumitomo Rubber abruptly shut down its plant in the Town of Tonawanda, leaving more than 1,500 workers without a job.
By: Maki Becker
For Buffalo's newest neighbors, winter can be a huge surprise. That's why the International Institute of Buffalo is looking for ways to make sure everyone is safe and ready for a winter storm.
By: Maki Becker
BUFFALO, N.Y. (WKBW) — The New York State Department of Motor Vehicles has a whole new set of regulations in place when it comes to their points systems for traffic violations.
By: Maki Becker
BUFFALO, N.Y. (WKBW) — Buffalo police want to use a new technology tool that uses artificial intelligence to scour social media and the dark net for crimes in progress — and even those being planned.
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