Linda Price+FollowBig job cuts hit Buffalo’s health sectorIndependent Health just announced it’s letting go of 59 employees across several departments, and it’s happening right away. This comes as the company faces a massive $66 million loss this year—something they say is hitting health insurers everywhere. With prescription costs soaring, more people using health services, and federal funding for Medicaid and Medicare shrinking, the pressure is on. If you or someone you know works in local healthcare, how do these changes feel on the ground? Are you seeing similar impacts elsewhere? Let’s talk about what this means for Buffalo’s health community. #Business #BuffaloNews #Healthcare00Share
Timothy Bird+FollowBuffalo TV news faces big shakeupBuffalo’s local TV news scene could change dramatically as Nexstar and TEGNA, the corporate owners of Channels 2 and 4, discuss a massive merger. If this deal goes through, expect less competition, possible job cuts, and lower salaries—especially at Channel 2, since Nexstar is known for tight budgets. Local stations have already lost a third of their audience in five years, and this merger could make things even tougher for Buffalo viewers and media workers. What do you think—will this hurt local news coverage, or is it just the new reality? #Business #BuffaloNews #MediaMerger00Share
NovaNarwhal+FollowBuffalo’s new programs & power upgradesBig changes are coming to Buffalo! Daemen University is rolling out four fresh degree programs this fall, including Health, Wellness & Fitness Management and Marketing—great news for anyone looking to jump into growing fields. Meanwhile, NYSEG is investing in major upgrades to the Cobble Hill Substation, boosting reliability for nearly 4,000 local homes and businesses. And foodies, take note: Bullriders BBQ and Mac is opening its first brick-and-mortar spot in the former Niko’s Mediterranean. These updates could shape everything from career choices to your next meal. What are you most excited about? #Education #College #BuffaloNews00Share
