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Almost fired, then promoted

A Buffalo police officer once charged with assault, tagged for termination and barred from the witness stand has been promoted to detective and is...
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How the Council presidency was won

Last Tuesday South District Council Member Chris Scanlon won the Council presidency in an 8-to-1 vote. But if the Council’s reorganization meeting had taken place...
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Poor attendance fuels low reading scores

There’s a reason most younger pupils in Buffalo schools can’t read very well. They aren’t showing up for class. Only 18 percent of all students...
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I’Jaz Ja’ciels’ reporting on Buffalo housing

While I’m proud of the work I did for Investigative Post in the early part of 2023, including my myth-busting story about lootings during...
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Geoff Kelly’s reporting on Roswell, City Hall

Buffalo’s firefighting fleet Last year’s Christmas blizzard, which killed 47 people, exposed weaknesses in governmental capacity to navigate emergencies. The storm compelled the City of...
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Buffalo barista alleges illegal firing

Former barista Angel Krempa sits for an interview. A judge ruled in March 2023 that Starbucks fired Krempa illegally for supporting a labor union...
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