The overwhelming takeaway, after watching 18 hours of news on six WKBW-TV daily weekday newscasts, is how little news there is any day in the summer to fill several programs of 30 minutes to an hour counting time for advertisements.
Alan Pergament doesn't want to see O.J. Simpson name inside or outside the new Highmark Stadium, regardless of his spectacular history-making accomplishments on the field for the Bills, "Behavior matters. Or should matter," he writes.
WGRZ-TV has hired a new meteorologist. Elyse Smith will arrive next month from KRCG-TV in Jefferson City, Mo., to fill the weekend Storm 2 position formerly held by Jennifer Stanonis.
Dan Dunleavy, who shares the play-by-play duties for the Buffalo Sabres with Rick Jeanneret, agreed to a new, multiyear deal this morning to call the National Hockey League’s games on
SUNY Fredonia State University music major Lucas West won his Knockout Round of NBC’s “The Voice” Monday to advance to the live semifinals of the reality singing competition series.
WKSE-FM morning personality Janet Snyder sympathizes with all the people whose lives and plans have been disrupted by the coronavirus. She can relate. She is one of them. Snyder was
Sam Anson, a former sports radio reporter at former public broadcasting station WEBR-AM and WGR-AM, died recently. Anson had one of the smoothest voices in Western New York sports broadcasting.
Burns’ six-part, 12-hour series on “The American Revolution” premieres at 8 p.m. Sunday on BTPM PBS about how the 13 colonies came together to fight a war for independence and form the United States in the 18th century.
