Nate Benson is a journalist for WGRZ, a local news station in Buffalo, New York. He covers a range of topics including local news, politics, and community events. With a background in journalism from the Heenan School of Journalism, Nate is dedicated to delivering accurate and timely news to the Buffalo community.
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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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Several Episcopal churches near the proposed Kensington Project have opposed the idea of over a year. Now the Diocese as a whole has formally opposed it.
Five members of the Common Council have introduced a moratorium on certain times of short-term rental permits, as they try to rein in Airbnb applications
The Buffalo Common Council adopted a resolution to create a charter review commission. The council gave itself an Oct. 24 deadline to select members.
The Buffalo Planning Board tabled the redevelopment plans for the former Voelker's Bowling alley so that a community meeting could be held in the neighborhood.
By: Nate Benson
The City of Buffalo has been at odds with Darryl Carr and his perceived lack of effort to save the buildings for years.
2 On Your Side spoke to a legal expert to look at Proposal 1, which you'll see on the ballot during this election.
The lawsuit focuses on whether the state DOT properly studied the impacts of the $1 billion cap and tunnel plan for the Kensington Expressway.
By: Nate Benson
For two months in a row, the NYSDOT has canceled a neighborhood stakeholder meeting related to the $1B Kensington Expressway project.
Some viewers told 2 On Your Side they were turned away from early voting because they were told they requested an absentee ballot, but they said they didn't.
By: Nate Benson
The Margaret L. Wendt Foundation and the Baird Foundation have collectively provided $75,000 toward the legal fight over the $1B Kensington Expressway project.
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