Erika Kengni
News InternErika Kengni is a BTPM NPR 2026 summer intern and fourth-year journalism student at Washington and Lee University.
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Black Restaurant Week aims to highlight the black-owned restaurants, food trucks, bakeries and more that shape the Buffalo culinary scene. -
State Senate Minority Leader Rob Ortt said the program, which provides a dollar-for-dollar match when SNAP and EBT recipients purchase fresh produce, should receive more state funding. -
With only a few months to go before the midterms, Erie County Legislator Taisha St. Jean Tard is trying to make sure all eligible county residents will be able to cast a ballot -
The Theodore Roosevelt Inaugural Site in Buffalo receives a third of its funding through the National Parks Service. Recently, it’s been struggling to get its money. -
The county hosted a lottery to give away suite tickets to ten local nonprofits and three economic development organizations -
Steve Meyer said recent criminal convictions of multiple former clerk’s office employees shows a lack of leadership from his opponent, incumbent Mickey Kearns. -
As Congress debates reauthorizing the Legacy Restoration Fund, the local Theodore Roosevelt Inaugural Site said it struggles to get federal funding. -
Museum officials, sponsors and local leaders came together Wednesday to celebrate the high ranking and announce plans for the second phase of construction. -
Vinal said it is time for change within the Erie County Democratic Committee. She joins a field made up of current committee chair Jeremy Zellner and Amherst councilmember John Davis. -
West Seneca Supervisor Gary Dickson is running against Burke for his assembly seat. Burke said Dickson is only making accusations to further his own campaign.
