Jordan Norkus
News Anchor at WIVB-TV (Buffalo, NY)
News Anchor at WNLO-TV (Buffalo, NY)
award-winning news anchor @news4buffalo + chicken wing consultant 🍗
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3 weeks ago |
wivb.com | Jordan Norkus
BUFFALO, N.Y. (WIVB) — News 4 celebrates Women’s History Month by introducing standout women who make a difference in Western New York. After sharing five inspiring stories, Monica Lynch of Buffalo was named the local winner of the 2025 Remarkable Women campaign. The campaign is part of Nexstar Media Group’s nationwide initiative that honors women’s influence on public policy, social progress and quality of life — celebrating women who inspire, lead, and forge the way for other women.
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3 weeks ago |
yahoo.com | Jordan Norkus
BUFFALO, N.Y. (WIVB) — News 4 celebrates Women’s History Month by introducing standout women who make a difference in Western New York. After sharing five inspiring stories, Monica Lynch of Buffalo was named the local winner of the 2025 Remarkable Women campaign. The campaign is part of Nexstar Media Group’s nationwide initiative that honors women’s influence on public policy, social progress and quality of life — celebrating women who inspire, lead, and forge the way for other women.
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3 weeks ago |
wivb.com | Jordan Norkus
BUFFALO, N.Y. (WIVB) — News 4 celebrates Women’s History Month by recognizing remarkable women in Western New York. The 2025 campaign concludes with Monica Lynch of Buffalo — a mother, disabled combat veteran, cancer survivor and community advocate. In 1990, Lynch answered the call to serve. “I went right on down on Huron Street and I said, ‘OK, I’m ready to sign up,'” Lynch said.
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3 weeks ago |
yahoo.com | Jordan Norkus
BUFFALO, N.Y. (WIVB) — News 4 celebrates Women’s History Month by recognizing remarkable women in Western New York. The 2025 campaign concludes with Monica Lynch of Buffalo — a mother, disabled combat veteran, cancer survivor and community advocate. In 1990, Lynch answered the call to serve. “I went right on down on Huron Street and I said, ‘OK, I’m ready to sign up,'” Lynch said.
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3 weeks ago |
wivb.com | Jordan Norkus |Kayleigh Hunter-Gasperini
BUFFALO, N.Y. (WIVB) — The legal battle over Albert the alligator continues. The state Department of Environmental Conservation is appealing a judge’s decision ordering the department to review Tony Cavallaro’s application to keep his pet alligator in his Hamburg home. The judge ruled last month if the DEC fails to act in thirty days, Albert must be returned to his owner. Cavallaro kept Albert in his Hamburg home for decades.
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“For the first time in like 53 years, I felt that the time I spent in the service was meaningful.” Here’s a glimpse of Mission 19 ⬇️
This is what it’s all about. @JordanNorkus and I had the privilege of joining Buffalo Niagara Honor Flight’s Mission 19. Stay tuned for @news4buffalo for much more to come! https://t.co/iw0iqb8zlt
RT @ajstaebell: This is what it’s all about. @JordanNorkus and I had the privilege of joining Buffalo Niagara Honor Flight’s Mission 19. St…
Off today after @ajstaebell and I spent the weekend in DC with 35 Veterans from the WWII, Korean, Vietnam & Cold War eras. It’s both an honor and a privilege to share this with these brave heroes and tell their stories. Vets… WELCOME HOME! ❤️🇺🇸 #BuffaloNiagaraHonorFlight https://t.co/rXfD9Q4yVs
