Natalie Brophy is a technology and startups reporter, focusing on the local scene in Buffalo, New York. She writes for The Buffalo News and Fire Engineering, and her work has also been featured in Post-Crescent Media, The Citizen, and The Post-Star. Natalie covers a range of topics, including local politics, animal welfare, public safety, and community events.
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By: Natalie Brophy
With more people on e-bikes comes more crashes involving the convenient, eco-friendly mode of transportation.
By: Natalie Brophy
The bikes – better known as e-bikes – look like traditional bicycles with operable pedals, but have an electric motor that can give riders an easy boost of extra speed up to 25 mph.
By: Natalie Brophy
An Erie County judge dismissed a lawsuit brought by First Student bus company against the Maryvale School District accusing the district of unlawfully awarding its busing contract to a competitor.
By: Natalie Brophy
With more people on e-bikes comes more crashes involving the convenient, eco-friendly mode of transportation.
By: Natalie Brophy
A Buffalo man faces 19 felonies and a misdemeanor after being charged with threatening Mayor Byron W. Brown and vandalizing City Hall on Sunday.
By: Natalie Brophy
Nico La Greca entered the world with complex medical conditions. But he was fighter, earning the nickname "Mighty Nico" during his five-month stay Oishei Children's Hospital
Town officials want to address the issue before it gets worse.
By: Natalie Brophy
The district disagrees with the outcome of a disciplinary hearing and wants to fire the teacher, arguing he violated the district's sexual harassment policy and that letting him return to work will "create a hostile work environment."
Gregory Rabb is a frequent train rider who has traveled by rail across the country.
Terry L. Crick, 58, was hit around 11:25 a.m. Monday in the area of Twin Cities Memorial Highway and Tremont Street, according to North Tonawanda Police.
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