Maki Becker is a Senior Reporter at various esteemed publications including the Richmond Times-Dispatch and WISN-TV. She covers a diverse range of themes such as agriculture, security and law enforcement, and cultural issues, with a focus on topics like civil rights, disaster response, and social interest. Maki's work has been featured in numerous outlets including The Buffalo News and the Arizona Daily Star, showcasing her commitment to regional and global storytelling.
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By: Maki Becker
More than a year and a half after a devastating accident, Klaw Rey left the hospital for the first time Thursday night to graduate from high school.
Reh, who has not been able to return home since the accident, kept up with his studies throughout his recovery. He appeared on stage at the Leonardo da Vinci High School graduation ceremony to a standing ovation.
BUFFALO, N.Y. (WKBW) — The Buffalo City Shelter has adopted out 26 animals in the last two weeks after public pleas for the community to adopt or foster pets — but the facility remains near capacity.
A funeral director is warning families to lock their cars after thieves stole from vehicles — including during an active graveside burial service.
By: Maki Becker
TOWN OF TONAWANDA, N.Y. (WKBW) — As the heat wave continues to bake Western New York, the Town of Tonawanda is making adjustments to its pre-Fourth of July fireworks celebration taking place Thursday night.
By: Maki Becker
A flag-raising ceremony for the Somali community at Niagara Square in Buffalo has sparked a political controversy, with threats and harassment after Republican officials publicly criticized the event.
Klaw Reh almost died when he was run over by a garbage truck more than a year and a half ago. (Source: WKBW via CNN Newsource)
By: Maki Becker
Buffalo's police commissioner says a "street takeover party" at East Delavan and Grider grew out of control, resulting in six shooting incidents.
By: Maki Becker
After 11 people were shot during a street party takeover that started at East Delavan and Grider in Buffalo over the Fourth of July, city leaders are now looking at how to prevent future takeovers.
BUFFALO, N.Y. (WKBW) — Buffalo Police Commissioner Erika Shields says the City of Buffalo is going after the promoter of a street party that led to violence, leaving 11 people shot.
