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
Cheektowaga Police have not released much information about the incident that led to MD Rawnaq Hassan Ratin's death. But law enforcement officials did say the shooter called 911 and "identified himself as the person who fired the gun."
By: Natalie Brophy
In the last month in Western New York, at least two pedestrians were hit in a crosswalk.
By: Natalie Brophy
With a $50,000 state grant, the Family Justice Center is investing in groundbreaking technology that allows advocates to identify and assess domestic violence injuries that are not visible to the naked eye.
By: Natalie Brophy
The roadway, named Luiz Kahl Way, provides access to the airport's terminal through the arrival and departure areas, employee parking spaces, surface parking lots, the multilevel parking garage and rental car counters.
By: Natalie Brophy, Libby March
Dressed casually, maple leaf stickers printed with the LGBTQ+ flag stuck to their clothes, Kitty and Cheryle Lambert-Rudd promised to keep loving each other forever, sealing those vows with smiles and a kiss, 13 years after saying their vows at Niagara Falls State Park.
Cheektowaga Town Board candidate Walter Burgett is running on the Democratic and Working Families lines. He is a current member of the Cheektowaga Planning Board and a former Cheektowaga Central
By: Natalie Brophy
Walter R. Burgett and Anthony M. Filipski are running for the town board seat left vacant when former board member Brian Nowak became town supervisor on Jan. 1.
By: Natalie Brophy
Luiz Kahl Way, provides access to the airport's terminal through the arrival and departure areas, employee parking spaces, surface parking lots, the multilevel parking garage and rental car counters.
By: Robert Gavin, Natalie Brophy
Turnout across Western New York has so far been higher this year compared with 2020, and not just in metropolitan areas. In the state's eight westernmost counties, 80,373 ballots had been cast through Monday, according to data from the state Board of Elections.
The city began construction this month on a new Lackawanna City Hall to replace the obsolete 1960s-era building infamous for its distinct design and color.
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