Sean Mickey is an Investigative Producer/Reporter at 13WHAM ABC. He specializes in covering sports and sports business, with a focus on issues related to crime, lawsuits, and law enforcement in New York. Sean's work has also been featured in WKBW-TV and WGRZ.
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Sean Mickey's coverage is heavily focused on local government, crime, and legal issues in the Buffalo, New York area. He tends to cover breaking news, evolving stories, and government announcements related to these topics.
Given this focus, Sean would likely be interested in pitches related to local political developments, law enforcement issues or initiatives within Buffalo or New York State. Stories involving legal policies and regulations at a local level could also be of interest to him. Additionally, pitches concerning crime-related matters such as investigations or community impact could align with his coverage.
When reaching out to Sean Mickey for potential story ideas or sources consider focusing on topics like local governmental decisions and their impact on citizens' lives in Buffalo and New York State more broadly.
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BUFFALO, N.Y. (WKBW) — Two years following the racially motivated Buffalo mass shooting, both criminal and civil legal action continues in the courtroom.
NIAGARA FALLS, N.Y. (WKBW) — Inspectors with the United States Department of Agriculture issued a critical violation to the Aquarium of Niagara following the injury of a grey seal.
The online messaging app Telegram led investigators to a prison, where they allege that Hayden Espinosa, 24, sold guns and gun parts from behind bars.
On average, a person falling for one of these scams will lose about $300.
The Erie County District Attorney’s Office is looking into sexual misconduct allegations involving a priest.
Documents show the city disagreed with the AG’s determination that Chief Robert Clontz improperly arrested two boys and used excessive force
2 On Your Side obtained never-before-seen documents about the threat.
By: Sean Mickey
Investigative Reporter Sean Mickey submitted an affidavit.
Marlette first acknowledged the need for public funding at a Buffalo Common Council meeting in early November.
Thomas Sibick was released from prison Monday evening
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