Megan Duley

New York

Brand Manager and On-Air Personality at WIBX-AM (Marcy, NY)

WIBX Brand Manager | Townsquare Media

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Healthcare Data Breaches Impact Nearly 10 Million New Yorkers

1 week ago | wibx950.com | Megan Duley

A disgusting number of cyberattacks were launched against New York's healthcare centers and stole sensitive information of nearly 10 million individuals. Even worse, countless New Yorkers had their private data exposed in constant data breaches and ransomware attacks. While healthcare organizations have offered around-the-clock monitoring of their clients' personal data, many feel understandably upset that their personal information has been stolen by criminals.
New Yorkers Have the Worst Night's Sleep in All of America

1 week ago | wibx950.com | Megan Duley

A study of the nation's sleepiest states have health officials issuing a warning to New Yorkers. It's recommended that adults sleep between 7 to 9 hours to have a good night's rest. A study by thefound that humans who slept at least seven hours a night had the best survival rates.
It's Been 220 Days Since Central New York Enjoyed a Sunny Weekend

1 week ago | wibx950.com | Megan Duley

If you feel like Central New York hasn't enjoyed a full week of sun in a very long time, you are absolutely correct. Many can agree that May has not felt like the unofficial start of summer. Instead, the constant wet and chilly weather feels more like March. In fact, the weather hasn't changed much since the start of 2025. If you really want to feel disgusted, Central New York has only enjoyed three completely sunny days since January 1: April 28, May 11, and May 12.
Over 2,100 to Lose Jobs as Rite Aid Closes Stores across New York

1 week ago | wibx950.com | Megan Duley

Rite Aid is approaching its final days and is shutting down all of its Central New York locations. Earlier this month, Rite Aid announced it was entering bankruptcy a second time and planned to shutter or sell all 179 New York locations. The following week, 2 stores in the Empire State were marked for permanent closure. That number jumped to 7 a few days later. At the time, the list did not include any Central New York locations... but that has since changed for the worse.
Why These 3 Small New York Businesses Earned National Recognition

1 week ago | wibx950.com | Megan Duley

When a small businesses face disaster, many find themselves unable to get back up on their feet. Since the pandemic, New York has said goodbye to its fair share of restaurants and stores. The economic uncertainty, fears of recession, a change in consumer spending habits, and inflation spelled trouble to many small businesses trying to make a living. In addition to that, others had to deal with fires and natural disasters like floods and severe storms.
New York Declared One of America's Worst Mosquito Hotspots

2 weeks ago | wibx950.com | Megan Duley

Sorry, New York. It looks like mosquito season is going to be a lot worse this year. Get ready to load up on bug spray, citronella candles, and prayers before heading outdoors because this summer will be crawling with bugs. Mosquito Joe, a national pest control service, warned New Yorkers will experience one of the most "intense" mosquito seasons in a long time.
WATCH: Heroic People Save Mother Duck and Babies from Traffic

2 weeks ago | wibx950.com | Megan Duley

A heartwarming video is making the rounds in Rome for all the right reasons. If you've ever come across a distressed animal on the side of the road, chances are you feel the urge to stop and help. Sometimes, it might be too dangerous to intervene. Traffic can be dangerously busy and pose a risk to your safety. madsci from Getty Images ProDespite the risk, several heroic individuals in Rome leapt into action when a mother duck began crossing a crowded intersection and one of her babies got separated.
Don't Miss These 15 Massive Life-Sized Dinosaurs at the Utica Zoo

2 weeks ago | wibx950.com | Megan Duley

The Utica Zoo is preparing to welcome tens of thousands of new visitors this summer to check out Dino Discovery. More than a dozen animatronic dinosaurs have roared to life in Central New York and they're already drawing gasps of amazement. These dinosaurs move, roar, make eye contact, and even douse visitors with water. Although the exhibit officially opens on May 24, the zoo held a special preview event for the media to check out these life-sized creatures before anyone else.
Massive Pharmacy Chain Closing Down 142 US Stores - 7 in New York

2 weeks ago | wibx950.com | Megan Duley

Pharmacy closures are ramping up across New York State, with seven permanently closing their doors. With May already being a terrible month for drugstore chains, the last thing customers want to hear is that their local pharmacy is going under. Just last week, Walgreens confirmed it was closing four additional locations across New York, bringing the total number to 10 so far this year. For another chain, the writing has been on the wall for over a month that it was going out of business entirely.
Here's How Much Money New Yorkers Spend on New Clothes Every Year

2 weeks ago | wibx950.com | Megan Duley

Is having a full closet a sign you're from New York? Clothing costs have skyrocketed and some say the quality has deteriorated since the pandemic. Whether or not the latter is true, inflation has had an impact of how much we spend on clothes. A 2023 report found that Americans spend about $1,523 on shoes and clothing a year. That's a combined $510.1 billon in a year. In Weak Economy, Retailers Start Holiday Season EarlyWhether who is actually paying more or less on average depends on where they live.