
Taylor Epps
Weekend Anchor at WKBW-TV (Buffalo, NY)
Weekend Anchor @WKBW | Emmy award winner | Newhouse Alum | Jersey • Dog mom • Cold hands sufferer • Warm heart hopeful • Email: [email protected]
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1 week ago |
wkbw.com | Taylor Epps
BUFFALO, N.Y. (WKBW) — Western New York is bucking the trend when it comes to egg prices. The national average price for a dozen eggs is $6.23. You can buy a dozen in Buffalo for $3.19. Egg prices didn't start to fall until mid-March, meaning the national average price for March may not have had enough time to drop. Plus, there's added demand for Easter. Here's what prices look like at stores in WNY this week.
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1 week ago |
wkbw.com | Taylor Epps
JAMESTOWN, N.Y (WKBW) — A chance to have some fresh, free shoes is an opportunity any teenager would jump at. And that's why Christopher Saldarriagga figured it'd be the perfect chance to give back. "Plain whites, everybody wears, but having a plain white that you can say speaks to the character you are, it's an outward expression of yourself," said Saldarriagga. He's done it with a number of students in the Jamestown area and most recently with students from Randolph Academy.
'Feel comfortable asking for help': Community responder program in the works for Buffalo's East Side
3 weeks ago |
wkbw.com | Taylor Epps
BUFFALO, N.Y. (WKBW) — Let's say there's a disturbance in your neighborhood. You think to call 911, but it's not violent or an emergency, so what do you do? One organization wants to create a new resource, a number you can call to de-escalate, help and respond to those kind of situations in our community.
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4 weeks ago |
wkbw.com | Michael Wooten |Kristen Mirand |Taylor Epps |Jeff Russo
BUFFALO, N.Y. (WKBW) — After decades of decline, Downtown Buffalo was experiencing an incredible resurgence: new construction, high office occupancy rates, a growing tax base. But then came the pandemic, and like many urban areas in America, there are now concerns that the renaissance is rusting. About 20,000 fewer employees are driving into downtown each day, with many working remotely at least a few days per week.
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1 month ago |
wkbw.com | Taylor Epps
CLARENCE, N.Y. (WKBW) — The past year has been full of doctor's appointments for Clarence couple Jack and Mary Grace Stieringer, leading up to the birth of their son Isaiah. Their doctors did a test when Mary Grace was pregnant and found out Isaiah would be born with Down syndrome and that he had a heart defect. "They all deserve a chance. Down syndrome doesn't really change how much you love them," said Jack.
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