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Days after the State Committee on Open Government advised all 5/14 Commission meetings should be open, Buffalo Mayor Byron Brown said there's already been a lot of transparency with the commission.

Does not have the death penalty. he is already going to serve a life time in prison. many of the families are happy that the government is seeking the death penalty. some families are not. mark tally spoke to cameras shortly after they were infor ed of the governments decision and he spoke about his mother, who died at the tops friendly supermarket on 5/14. 5/14 is what they call in buffalo. its etched into their memories there. he spoke about his mother and his feelings about the death penalty....

The 7 News I-Team has discovered, the memorial commission has promises, but no guarantees of real money.

Ebony White's uncle, Hayward Patterson, was killed on May 14, 2022, in a racist mass shooting at Tops. The shooter is eligible for the death penalty. White is calling for action from Washington.

Lawyers for Tops mass shooting victims made their case in New York State Supreme Court — sharing why their lawsuit should move forward against gun manufacturers and social media companies.

In a crosstown matchup Friday night, Island Coast came out victorious at home over Ida Baker, 35-14. The Gators (2-4) offense was led by junior running back G

Sing the Change: The Buffalo Girlchoir dedicated their concert to the community following 5/14 remembrance

On today’s episode of \“Buffalo, What’s Next?\” we speak with Mark Talley - the son and surviving family member of Geraldine Talley, one of the lives taken in the May 14th racist attack at Tops. Mark talks to us about the book he authored 5/14: The Day the Devil Came to Buffalo and explains how the process of writing the book has helped him grieve the loss of his mother and cope with the tragedy of that day. We also hear from Mark about his Agents for Advocacy organization and the work h...

5/14 Remembrance weekend ends with memorial service for reflection, healing and hope at Elim Christian Fellowship

WBFO multimedia reporter Holly Kirkpatrick is in Charleston, SC speaking with Reverend Jeremy Rutledge, Senior Minister at Circular Congregational Church in Charleston. Reverend Rutledge shares his experiences of the Charleston Area Justice Ministry, a coalition of congregations that has been campaigning against racial discrimination in police practices in the Charleston area. We also get more stops from our week-long audible tour of Charleston courtesy of Damon Fordham.