April 18th: Special Elements
Finance Federal Reserve Approves Capital One–Discover Merger The Federal Reserve has approved a proposed merger of Capital One and Discover. The transaction, which was…
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April 18th: World News Recap
BUFFALO, NEW YORK – The following headlines were the stories we aired on the April 18th edition of The World Telegram NewsRadio — all headlines were accurate…
April 18th: National News Briefing
BUFFALO, NEW YORK – These are the state and national news headlines we covered on The World Telegram NewsRadio on Friday, April 18th, 2025. Penn Station…
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April 18th: Local News Briefing
WTN NewsRadio Co-Anchors Edvardi Jackson and Ashton Renna covered the following headlines on The World Telegram NewsRadio. Missed it? Listen to it below, or read the headlines in this article.
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Demonstrators Speak Out About Downsizing at Buffalo AKG Museum
Protesters gathered outside the Buffalo AKG Museum after the announcement that 13 Visitor Experience Associates (VEX) would be laid off in April, a significant portion of the museum's workforce, in response to efforts to restructure staff.
Protestors Against Federal Funding Cutback March near City Hall
BUFFALO, NY (THE WORLD TELEGRAM NEWS) – Scientists, Nurses, Doctors, Advocates, and members of the community held demonstrations in Downtown Buffalo in front of City Hall…
President Trump Addresses Congress; The Latest
Live reporting on President Trump's 1st joint address to Congress during his second administration.
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Europe
Zelenskyy at Europe Summit After Fallout with President Trump
Leaders across Europe and North America gathered in London for a summit titled "Securing our Future", after a tense exchange with United States President Donald Trump and Vice President JD Vance on Friday.
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Why is NYC's Mayor in Scandal? Eric Adams' Controversy Explained
New York City Mayor Eric Adams faces scrutiny after a federal corruption case against him was dropped. Learn more about the issues raised by clicking here.
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EXCLUSIVE: SUNY Buffalo State Dining to Undergo Major Changes in 2026
Buffalo State Dining, run by Chartwells Higher Education, will undergo major changes by Fall 2026. Resident District Manager Glenn Buscello told The World Telegram News’ Edvardi Jackson that student feedback plays a key role in shaping dining services.
Gov. Hochul announces launch of Ripstop pilot program
BUFFALO, N.Y. — Gov. Kathy Hochul announced the launch of the RIPSTOP pilot program, aimed at supporting at-risk youth who repeatedly go missing by connecting…
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BREAKING
10 Dead, Dozens Injured in Suspected ISIS-inspired Terrorist Attack
At approximately 3:15 AM on New Year’s Day 2025, celebrations in New Orleans turned to tragedy when a driver, identified as 42-year-old Shamsud Din Jabbar, allegedly drove into a crowd of people.