Nate Benson is a journalist at WGRZ. He covers a diverse range of topics including general assignment news, government and politics, and regional interest stories, with a particular focus on lawsuits, crime, and traffic in New York. Nate's work has been featured in WFMY-TV, CDC Gaming Reports, Charlotte Business Journal, and KIII 3NEWS.
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Nate Benson's coverage primarily focuses on local news in Buffalo, New York, with an emphasis on government announcements and legal policy regulation. He frequently covers topics related to police, infrastructure, and community issues.
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Buffalo Police seek approval to use Dataminr's 'First Alert' platform. The company had previously been criticized for its collection of social media content.
By: Nate Benson
Buffalo Police Commissioner Joseph Gramaglia explains the department's need for a software that scours internet for potential concerns and threats.
By: Nate Benson
Former Buffalo Fire Commissioner Garnell Whitfield Jr. said he wants the Kensington Expressway completely removed during a campaign event on Monday.
By: Nate Benson
The common council passed a 60-day ban on non-owner occupied short-term rental applications, but there's a lot of carve outs in the moratorium.
Officials in Canada and the United States are trading barbs about tariffs and alcohol bans. Industry experts think it's mostly bluster.
Paladino said that Acting Mayor Chris Scanlon has the vision and management skill to run the city of Buffalo and endorsed him on Tuesday.
By: Nate Benson
After no debate, or comments from the public, the common council finance committee approved a two-year contract between the Buffalo Police and tech company Dataminr.
By: Nate Benson
The city has to use, or obligate, millions of American Rescue Plan funds by the end of the month, or risk giving it back to the federal government.
By: Nate Benson
A special meeting has been called for Thursday at 5 p.m. so lawmakers can vote on reallocating American Rescue Plan funds.
Former Buffalo Fire Commissioner and mayoral candidate Garnell Whitfield Jr. is joining the growing calls for an investigation into Rescue Plan rollout.
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