Maya Skinner is a multimedia journalist for WUTV (FOX29 Buffalo) with a focus on local news in Buffalo, New York. She also writes for KLST News and has been featured in WNYO-TV. Maya covers a range of topics including community events, charity initiatives, education, and local business news.
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San Angelo, Texas, United States (Local)
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Maya Skinner's coverage is locally focused on the United States, specifically New York and Buffalo. She reports extensively on local community events, holidays, charity initiatives, health and wellness topics. If you are reaching out to Maya, consider offering human-interest stories related to local community events or features highlighting individuals making a positive impact in the community.
Given her focus on health and wellness topics as well as seasonal content, pitches around tips for staying healthy during specific seasons or insights into holiday-related activities in the Buffalo area may be of interest to Maya.
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By: Maya Skinner
Echoes of “finally” filled the air as the city of San Angelo and the local NAACP officially celebrated the installation of new restrooms at the Martin Luther King Jr. Memorial Park.
By: Maya Skinner
Posted: Updated: SAN ANGELO, Texas — We are celebrating Black History Month and following up with ASU's first Black president, Ronnie Hawkins.
Posted: Updated: SAN ANGELO, Texas — San Angelo's Derrick Campbell says he started working at Trophy's Pizza in 2008 after losing both of his jobs.
The governor came to San Angelo on Friday, February 9, 2024, for a rally for Stormy Bradley from Big Spring. She's challenging long-time State Representative Drew Darby in the Republican primary.
This Valentine’s Day, we meet San Angelo residents Carl and Jean McMahon, who say their time together has been filled with love and adventure.
Posted: Updated: SAN ANGELO, Texas — Juliette Calamaco is this year's winner for a Miracle on Wellington
The unseasonably warm temperatures encouraged families and friends to get outside and enjoy the weather.
A combat-wounded veteran was honored for his service with a big gift this morning.
The people of San Angelo and the Concho Valley are coming together the help those affected by the panhandle wildfires.
He says some Texas taxes have changed, including the franchise tax. “LLCs that are filed with the state of Texas every year had to file a franchise tax.
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