Ryan Zunner
Assistant Managing EditorRyan is the assistant managing editor of BTPM NPR. He first joined the organization in the summer of 2018 as an intern, rising through the ranks to weekend host and junior reporter before leaving in 2021.
He then had stints in public service, Top 40 radio, and TV news production. It was there he was nominated for a New York State Emmy Award for coverage of the May 14 Mass Shooting in Buffalo.
He re-joined BTPM NPR in August of 2024. In addition to editorial management duties, Ryan leads BTPM NPR’s Indigenous Affairs Desk. He is an enrolled Oneida citizen of Six Nations of the Grand River Reserve.
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According to insiders at ESPN and NFL Network, offensive coordinator Joe Brady has been promoted as successor to Sean McDermott. He was fired following the team's playoff loss to the Denver Broncos. -
The case outlines an alleged yearslong points shaving scheme involving NCAA and Chinese Basketball Association games, including then-University at Buffalo players. -
Leaders of the African American Cultural Center have met face-to-face with the Erie County Comptroller, following announcement by other county officials that they are asking the state offices to investigate accounting practices by the Buffalo-based cultural non-profit institution. -
The fatal shots were fired by an Immigration and Customs Enforcement on Wednesday on a Minneapolis street, sparking outrage after multiple videos of the incident went viral. -
CollectibleXchange is a sports memorabilia company who has partnered with Erie County to remove and sell just about everything from the old stadium before it gets demolished. -
As crews prepare for the annual ball drop in downtown Buffalo, several surrounding blocks will be closed or restricted to vehicle traffic. -
The 207-acre piece of land on Long Road was sold for $1 to the Seneca Nation by the leaders of Acquest Development. -
New York Governor Kathy Hochul and Ontario Premier Doug Ford were in Buffalo Friday, signing a "landmark" deal to collaborate on nuclear energy development. -
The Main Street movie theater is once again going dark, as AMC is ending its 7-year run operating Market Arcade at the end of the month. -
UPS hires thousands of temporary workers during peak holiday rush seasons. But now, the New York Attorney General's Office alleges the world's largest shipping company doesn't properly pay them.
