WGRZ TV Channel 2

1 reviews

2 Liston St

Buffalo, NY 14217

http://www.wgrztv.com

WGRZ TV Channel 2 in Buffalo, NY is a local news station providing updates on current events, weather forecasts, traffic reports, and sports coverage. The station offers a range of programming including investigative shows and special features, keeping the community informed and engaged.

Viewers can rely on WGRZ TV Channel 2 for the latest news stories, weather alerts, and in-depth sports analysis, catering to a diverse audience with varied interests. The station's commitment to delivering accurate and timely information makes it a valuable resource for residents of Buffalo and the surrounding areas.

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2.01 reviews

Betty P.

4/18/2020

Why is it that wgrz will have Governor Cuomo drone and whine for an hour or more but an update from the President is only on for 10 to 20 minutes. Seems like politics to me.

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