Ron Plants is a Reporter at WGRZ. He focuses on regional interest and world news, with particular attention to education, public policy, and renewable energy. Ron has been featured in WGRZ, KHOU 11, WLTX-TV, and MSN.
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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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By: Ron Plants
Mayor Ryan Says "Soft Pledges" But No Foundation Aid; Frustrates City Council Member
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Cases for Saleh Mohamed in Cheektowaga and Buffalo sent to Erie County Superior Court with mention of indictment by Grand Jury
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NYS Senator Borrello questions water surface usage and potential impacts
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Drones — such as those flown at the Niagara Falls Airbase — are now playing a major role in the war in the Middle East.
By: Ron Plants
The end of the school year has not gone smoothly for the Buffalo Board of Education.
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The Buffalo Board of Education and School District officials were apparently blind-sided Tuesday by the immediate resignation of Dr. Pascal Mubenga after he served less than a year as Buffalo School S...
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2 On Your Side spoke with a federal agent in charge here in Buffalo about that unique duty to go after these predators.
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The town supervisor feels this rental investment will help breathe new life into the factory site, which had closed with the loss of over 1,500 jobs.
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There is finally some new movement on the Town of Tonawanda site where the old Sumitomo plant once produced tires.
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Now that the new Highmark Stadium is open for business, two primary Southtowns communities are looking at planning and zoning for future potential development nearby. It is a 105 acre site in the tow...
