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The Buffalo Broadcasters Association has announced it will induct the largest class ever into its Hall of Fame this year. Additionally, a student journalist will be honored with the Tim Russert Media Career Award, which submissions are currently are being accepted for.

With Western New York still in the grasp of the coronavirus pandemic, a newly-resettled refugee family is getting into the spirit of the City of Good…

As you browse our websites, you may have noticed a new look and name today for the stations we operate. Our organization, formerly referred to as WNED |…

Sunday marked 60 years of broadcasting for WBFO. The station's very first broadcast aired on January 6, 1959.The same year he patented the world's first…

Gov. Andrew Cuomo set the wheels in motion Monday to debate the legalization of recreational marijuana use in 2019. But even if New York State lawmakers…

A portion of WBFO's Morning Edition on Wednesday, October 18, 2017.

Another WBFO Blues Bash. Another sellout crowd. It has becoming a reoccurring theme in a city that can’t seem to get enough of the Blues. This year…

For the third year in a row, WBFO News received top radio honors in the New York State Associated Press Association's annual awards competition.The AP…

If you're a longtime listener of WBFO, you may remember the Heart & Soul commentaries of writer Christina Abt. Once a month, Christina joined us with…

WBFO has won first place honors in a national competition for its coverage of the Snowvember Storm. Public Radio News Directors Inc.In an awards ceremony…