Tommy Gallagher is a digital content producer with a focus on local news in Buffalo, New York. He has written for various news outlets, including WGRZ, WKYC Studios, and KXTV-TV. Tommy covers a range of topics, from sports and weather updates to breaking news and local events.
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Tommy Gallagher's focus is on local news with an emphasis on sports, particularly coverage of the Buffalo Bills. His interest in evolving stories and breaking news suggests a preference for timely, localized pitches related to ongoing events or developing situations.
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The call concerned a 45-year-old hiker from Lockport with a lower leg injury on Mount Marcy in Keene, N.Y.
By: Tommy Gallagher
Joe Andreessen made his second tackle of the season last Sunday in Seattle. Now the the former UB star has received his first NFL fine.
Buffalo took advantage of three first-quarter turnovers by Akron to take a lead. The Bulls didn't look back after that.
By: Tommy Gallagher
New York currently bans discrimination based on race, color, creed, or religion. Officially "Proposal 1" on the ballot, the amendment would vastly expand that.
The Erie County Clerk says having a proper ID is one less barrier those individuals have to face when searching for a job.
Veterans from across Western New York visited UB's South Campus for free screenings, cleanings, tooth extractions, and denture repairs.
The brewery will feature a two-story taproom, a retail shop, and an outdoor patio.
The crash happened shortly past 11 p.m. on Bailey Avenue, north of William Street.
The last time Ten Lives Club accepted donations in Tyler Bass' name came back in January. Now it's doing so again, but under much different circumstances.
The hostel was shut down by the city in the spring after being deemed unsafe by building inspectors.
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