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In December 2022, WBFO published an investigation into the City of Buffalo's violations of Title II of the Americans with Disabilities Act. This series includes the original and follow-up reporting from that story.

“Voices of Disability Pride” is series of profiles of leaders in the disability community. Each profile is a chance to hear about someone’s personal advocacy journey, the skills that helped them succeed and what advice they have for people new to the disability community. This series airs occasionally within WBFO's Disabilities Beat segment.

All things sports in Western New York and Southern Ontario.Airing every Monday, Wednesday, and Friday during Morning Edition and All Things Considered on WBFO.

BTPM NPR analyzed three years of traffic stop receipts issued by the Buffalo Police Department and found that Black drivers are over 3x more likely to be pulled over compared to white drivers. Despite making up just a third of the population of the city, over half of the stop receipts in the dataset were issued to Black drivers. In 22% of cases, officers are not properly recording the race of those they stop, as required by the city’s Right to Know Law. This series includes the original and follow-up reporting from that story.

A Closer Look spotlights a local story reported by a BTPM NPR reporter each week.

Check here for our most up-to-date special coverage of how the New York State 2027 budget will impact New Yorkers with disabilities, mental health and chronic health conditions.