Pheben Kassahun is a weeknight anchor and reporter for WJHL11, based in New York. With a focus on local news in Buffalo, Pheben covers a range of topics including community events, human interest stories, and local government initiatives. She is dedicated to sharing stories that highlight the resilience and strength of the community she serves.
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Pheben Kassahun's focus is primarily on local community events and issues in Buffalo, New York. Her coverage attributes indicate a strong emphasis on event coverage and government announcements, particularly related to local community initiatives and seasonal topics.
Given her focus on family & relationships, as well as mental health coupled with the prominence of nonprofit-related articles in her portfolio, Pheben would be interested in pitches that highlight impactful stories within the Buffalo community. Consider offering human-interest pieces focusing on personal experiences or featuring interviews with individuals involved in local initiatives or nonprofits.
Additionally, given the significant portion of sports-related coverage, she may also be open to receiving pitches related to local sports events or initiatives supporting physical activity within the Buffalo area.
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By: Pheben Kassahun
GETZVILLE, N.Y. (WKBW) — LaCearne Toni Banks is an environmental service worker at Weinberg Campus, in Getzville.
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It was a fun evening filled with food, a laser tag competition, and a few Buffalo sports heroes adding up to a magical night for kids taking on one of the toughest battles imaginable: cancer.
By: Pheben Kassahun
A public meeting was held at the Old First Ward Community Center on Republic Street Tuesday night. The city is looking at 2027 to 2029 for when the bridge gets fixed.
By: Pheben Kassahun
There have been many promising leads for an Alzheimer's vaccine but new treatments have been slow to merge. Researchers at the University at Buffalo may have created a vaccine to treat the disease.
By: Pheben Kassahun
A little girl walked into the Buffalo Animal Shelter and locked eyes with a dog named Poncho. As her grandmother tried to figure out the finances to adopt, a generous stranger stepped in.
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The new curated collection, "Imprint," features seven artists. Most of them have local ties to the Queen City, except for one who came from Australia.
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"Save Weinberg" was the message that rang out during a picket in Downtown Buffalo. The last ditch effort was to convince the state to reconsider the approved closure plan.
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BUFFALO, N.Y. (WKBW) — Two Bills tickets, now stolen and lost forever. "He's just heartbroken.
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Continued sorrow has blanketed Niagara Falls, after Monday's tragedy at Niagara Falls State Park. Bacon Memorial Presbyterian has opened the church's doors for grieving.
By: Pheben Kassahun
LOCKPORT, N.Y. (WKBW) — A school superintendent officially has his job back two months after he was charged with a DWI.
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