Ron Plants is a Weekend Anchor-Reporter at WGRZ. He covers a diverse range of topics including medicine and healthcare, law enforcement, and regional interest, with a focus on crime and immigration in New York. Ron has been featured in WGRZ since October 1998, bringing insightful reporting on healthcare systems and security issues to his audience.
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Ron Plants' coverage heavily focuses on local government & politics, crime, legislation, and law enforcement in the Buffalo area. He also covers topics related to energy, education, and minimum wage.
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Both candidates use heavy round of political ads in final campaign days.
By: Ron Plants
The Erie County, Pa., election office was sued by state's Democratic Party over mail-in ballot issues.
Pennsylvania Elections Chief calls for patience with results .
CHEEKTOWAGA, N.Y. — People in the communities of Cheektowaga, Lancaster, Sloan, and Depew voted for change when it comes to their representative in Albany.
By: Ron Plants
The Veterans One-stop Center provides assistance for housing, mental health, and suicide prevention.
Schumer also is confident CHIPS Act will remain intact despite some GOP questions.
By: Ron Plants
"The program we have developed has taken a lot longer to implement than we envisioned," State Senator Sean Ryan says.
New $150,000 Deputy Health Commissioner position proposed in Erie County's 2025 budget.
AP: Preliminary plan is for an entertainment zone once the old stadium is torn down.
By: Ron Plants
When it comes to the need for a helicopter, Erie County Sheriff John Garcia still seeks to make a convincing argument.
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