Thomas Sibick, an Amherst native, was one of seven people from our region who were federally charged after the 2021 ...

ORCHARD PARK, N.Y. (WKBW) — "City of losers," is what Baltimore radio personality Jerry Coleman called Buffalo a few years ago. Coleman once again brought up his comment about Buffalo to Ravens ...

She joined the WKBW team in September of 2024 after receiving ... the CNBC Assignment desk and was selected as an International Radio & Television Society Fellow (IRTS) in New York City.

As a radio journalist, Ward worked for WPFW, WAMU and WTOP. He made his television debut at WKBW-TV in Buffalo, New York before returning to DC to join NBC4 Washington in 2006. “Derrick was ...

Ward began his journalism career doing radio work and worked at three stations ... He made his television debut on WKBW-TV in Buffalo, New York, before he returned to his native DC to work ...

He worked in radio for WPFW, WAMU and WTOP before launching a career in broadcast television at WKBW-TV in Buffalo. In 2006, he joined NBC4 Washington where he worked for over a decade.

Ward's journalism career began in radio. He worked for WPFW ... When Ward made the move to television reporting, his first job was at WKBW-TV in Buffalo. He returned to Washington in 2006 and ...

Derrick Ward, a longtime reporter for NBC 4 in Washington, D.C., died on Tuesday at the age of 62. His death was caused by complications from recent cardiac arrest, reported the station, which ...

Ward went to H.D. Woodson High School and the University of Maryland, then worked for local radio stations such as WTOP. He eventually crossed over to television news, starting at WKBW-TV in ...

Ward began his career in radio before moving on to WPFW ... His first on-camera reporting job was for Buffalo’s WKBW-TV. He later made his way back to Washington in 2006 as part of the NBC ...

Ward began his journalistic career at a local radio station before working as a reporter at WKBW-TV in Buffalo and later moved back to Washington, where he joined NBC Washington in 2006.