A federal judge will hold a hearing on whether May 14 mass shooter Payton Gendron is too young for the death penalty.

A federal judge in Buffalo has ruled that a hearing will be held later this year to determine whether the 19-year-old Tops shooter, Payton Gendron, should face the death penalty.

U.S. District Judge Lawrence Vilardo has suggested the end of May as the start time for hearings from the prosecution and ...

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Alex Joseph Grayson will join the cast of the Tony-winning musical The Outsiders on February 28. He takes over the role of ...

Alex Joseph Grayson (Parade, Into the Woods) will begin performances as “Dallas Winston” on Friday, February 28th at ...

B UFFALO, N.Y. (WIVB) — The case against the Tops mass shooter was back in federal court Friday and the defense argued it should be unconstitutional for Payton Gendron to receive the death ...

Firearms content on YouTube has long been relatively niche, an algorithmic recommendation that can appear after viewers watch a Call of Duty stream.

When 17-year-old Solomon Henderson fatally shot a fellow student and then took his own life at Antioch High School in ...

Although she has no official end date, Ross said she is preparing for the change that comes with a new administration.

Nineteen-year-old Payton Gendron drove over 200 miles from Conklin, New York, to Buffalo, New York, targeting the only supermarket in the predominantly African American community—a place one ...