Reporter, Anchor, Spectrum News Capital Region
Ryan Whalen is a reporter and anchor for Spectrum News Capital Region, focusing on local news in New York, particularly in the Syracuse area. With a background in political reporting, Ryan covers a wide range of topics including government policies, elections, and community issues.
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Ryan Whalen’s reporting focuses on local government and legal policy in New York, with a significant emphasis on announcements from officials. His articles largely cover topics related to New York State legislation, politics, advocacy efforts, and the business environment.
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One stakeholder recognized the state is limited in what it can say while the project is in court but believed DOT should have held the monthly meeting anyway.
By: Ryan Whalen
New research proposes a profound connection between two of the universe’s greatest mysteries: black holes and dark energy.
Independent pharmacies say inadequate prescription reimbursement rates are making it difficult to stock vital drugs for patients and keep their doors open. They're asking lawmakers across the country, including New York, to consider solutions to keep them afloat.
BUFFALO, N.Y. -- Across the country, independent pharmacies say they're struggling.
By: Ryan Whalen
Supernova SN 1181, a “zombie star" first observed in 1181, has recently resurfaced as a subject of interest for astronomers.
By: Ryan Whalen
Swedish scientists report a new breakthrough in technology that could transform optical communication in deep space.
One Western New York Assembly race is getting quite a bit of attention even as its importance to the balance of power in the state is negligible.
By: Ryan Whalen
New research suggests that the breakup of Pangea led to an unexpected cooling event, paving the way for dinosaurs to thrive in the Jurassic era.
New York's minor parties have more than just electing their preferred candidate at stake this cycle.
By: Ryan Whalen
NASA's Voyager 1 spacecraft is reviving technology abandoned four decades ago to help keep its groundbreaking space exploration mission alive.
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