Michael Mroziak
Managing Editor, BTPM NewsMichael Mroziak is an experienced, award-winning reporter who rejoined Buffalo Toronto Public Media in September 2025 as its Managing Editor. His previous run at BTPM News was as a news reporter from 2015 to 2022.
A 1988 graduate of Grand Island High School and 1992 graduate of Ithaca College, Michael began his broadcasting career with the former WHLD-AM in Niagara Falls/Grand Island and then joined WBEN-AM (1992-2000), after which he worked for the former WNED-AM (2000-2003) and later as a producer for WIVB-TV (2006-2008). After spending a brief period of time in public relations and marketing, Michael returned to news media in September 2010, joining WBFO as a part-time reporter in its final year and a half at the University at Buffalo.
He also worked for two years as the sports editor for the Niagara Gazette (2013-2015) and currently serves as one of the game commentators for the Buffalo Jr. Sabres (Ontario Junior Hockey League) for their webcasts. His past sports media experience also includes two seasons with the former Niagara Power summer collegiate baseball club, serving as its play-by-play commentator in 2019, and then its public address announcer in 2021.
Outside of the newsroom, Michael is a casual sports enthusiast who enjoys pickup hockey on weekend mornings. He has participated for many years in the annual 11 Day Power Play Community Shifts, which raises funds for cancer research and related programs. He's a fan of British comedies, and also lovingly makes the family's homemade Christmas and Easter pierogi each season.
Michael resides in Williamsville with his wife, two daughters, and rescued dogs and cat.
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Transportation officials and flying enthusiasts alike say there’s rich history in the local airport. -
"Pretty good" isn’t good enough, said the Sabres' general manager on the eve of the team’s first preseason practice. -
Speakers included a Niagara Falls native who was part of the Air Force One crew on the day of the terrorist attacks. -
The McKiernan family says the latest discovery of suspicious materials should be more than enough proof of danger, but the DEC says the family acted outside the state’s plan. -
While the state helps provide in-school breakfasts and lunches for students, a local not-for-profit works with schools to help kids in need with health food on weekends. -
The Erie County Medical Examiner ruled the death of Nurul Amin Shah Alam a homicide. Federal lawmakers say DHS owes local investigators transparency and cooperation. -
The new 70,000-square-foot facility offers more space for diverse activities from sports to arts to community meeting space. -
The resilience curriculum aims to build students' self-worth and social skills. -
At least 150 people gathered just off the Cleveland Drive Bridge to remember the late Private First Class Travis Krege, killed in Iraq in late 2006. -
Located near ice rinks, softball diamonds and a golf course, the privately funded project is seen as the next step in making Maple Avenue a sports hub.
