Politics & Government

Special election set for Ryan’s Senate seat

Democrat Jeremy Zellner is expected to face Republican businessman Dan Gagliardo on Feb. 3. The real fireworks will come in the June...

The special election in Senate District 61; Blakeman’s financial management of Nassau County; Langworthy back on TV; the Granville story just keeps on coming

Happy New Year! So what better way to kick off the new year than with a special election!  The race is on in state Senate...

Investigative Post’s Jim Heaney on nonprofit news outlets

Jim Heaney, editor and executive director of Investigative Post in Buffalo, spoke with BronxNet Public Media about collaboration between nonprofit news outlets...

On Its First Anniversary, Governor Hochul Celebrates Transformational Success of Congestion Pricing

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=w8_Iy4_-Cj4 January 5, 2025 - New York City, NY - Governor Hochul announced that on its one-year anniversary, New York City’s first-in-the-nation congestion...

The state of Investigative Post

Investigative Post enjoyed a dramatic growth in our audience in 2025, our 13th year in business.  Pageviews on our website topped 1 million for the...
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Trump Backs Off On Punishing China Over His Claims They Meddled in 2020 Election: It Was ‘A Long Time Ago’

President Donald Trump appeared to back off on holding China accountable after he claimed last week that the regime meddled in the 2020 election.

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Construction begins on $250M redevelopment of Buffalo’s Marine Drive public housing

Governor Kathy Hochul announced construction has begun on a $250 million first phase to redevelop Buffalo’s Marine Drive public housing. Phase I will create 254 new apartments; the full project is expected to replace 616 units with about 730 new apartments.

That’s a wrap

Final whistle. After six weeks, that’s a wrap on our World Cup coverage and live analysis — tracking not the goals and games, but the power plays, political battles and geopolitical stakes shaping the tournament. Thanks for following along.