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Brianne Roesser

Buffalo

Multimedia Journalist at Spectrum News Buffalo

Emmy-nominated statewide reporter and fill-in anchor for Spectrum News 1 NYS | Passion for disability rights 📰 | Kent State Golden Flash ⚡| Animal lover 🐕

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  • Looking at investments into Buffalo's East Side 3 years after mass shooting

    3 days ago | mynews13.com | Brianne Roesser

    BUFFALO, N.Y. — Three years after the racist mass shooting at a Tops supermarket on Jefferson Avenue, Spectrum News 1 is looking into the progress made toward social and economic change on the East Side. “A lot of funders took the opportunity to get grant money and lined the streets and gave out food, which is very much appreciated for that effort,” said Athenia Cyrus, a fourth-generation Buffalonian.

  • Refrigerant shortage impacts air conditioning installations

    3 weeks ago | mynews13.com | Brianne Roesser

    If you were planning to buy or replace your air conditioning unit, you could see higher prices and a long wait. That is because the federally regulated coolant is in short supply. As of Jan. 1, contractors are required to only use R-454B coolant. This mandate is common and is put in place to improve the environment, but the way this mandate was rolled out is what professionals said is causing the issue.

  • Exploring the history of tariffs, as centuries-old debate continues

    1 month ago | spectrumlocalnews.com | Brianne Roesser

    As President Donald Trump enacts and pauses tariffs on imported goods, the back and forth can be overwhelming — that's where it can be helpful to take a step back, because arguments about whether or not to tax imports are actually centuries old. Historically, tariffs have been a topic of debate in the U.S. since their founding in the late 1700s.

  • Defense attorneys argue to push back Buffalo mass shooter's federal trial

    1 month ago | spectrumlocalnews.com | Brianne Roesser

    BUFFALO, N.Y. — Defense attorneys for Payton Gendron, the man who killed 10 Black people in a mass shooting at a Buffalo Tops supermarket in May 2022, were in court Thursday arguing their need to push back the start of his federal trial by a year. Also in court was Gendron himself, the first time in nearly two years he’s been seen by the families of his victims.

  • How federal funding cuts will impact public health workforce in N.Y.

    1 month ago | mynews13.com | Brianne Roesser

    As of May 30, 2025, the New York State Public Health Corps Fellowship Program will end, meaning people seeking careers in public health will lose access to a two-year mentorship and education program. “It really is a blow to our workforce and our infrastructure,” said Sarah Ravenhall, executive director of the New York State Association of County Health Officials. “These fellows were members of our teams.

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Brianne Roesser
Brianne Roesser @SPECNewsBrianne
22 Apr 25

Meeting #3 is underway with the Sumitomo Task Force Members are discussing the process for bringing new business into the facility and the status of helping displaced workers find new work. @SPECNews1BUF https://t.co/UZHDlEs8qa

Brianne Roesser
Brianne Roesser @SPECNewsBrianne
15 Apr 25

RT @SPECNews1BUF: The U.S. has had a complicated relationship with the taxation of imported goods since its founding. @SPECNewsBrianne brea…

Brianne Roesser
Brianne Roesser @SPECNewsBrianne
12 Apr 25

RT @SPECNews1BUF: Two weeks ago, a 7.7 magnitude earthquake devastated several countries in Southeast Asia. The tragedy killed more than 3,…