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PITTSBURGH (JTA) — A courtroom debate over whether the man who killed 11 Jews in a Pittsburgh synagogue should get the death penalty hinged briefly this week over the question

Fans got their first glimpses of Bryce Young, Frank Reich and a “new era” of the Carolina Panthers at training camp on Wednesday.

Western Piedmont Symphony lists its season highlights

Eric Pursley was apparently several months behind on rent when he shot property owner Daniel Stein, of California, in the head.

Eric Pursley was convicted or murder in the shooting death of his landlord. He claimed it was self-defense and plans to appeal.

Eric Pursley is on trial in Summit County court for the shooting death of his landlord. He is claiming self-defense.

Whatever sentence he gets, survivors say they want to make sure the message of hate stops with him.The post After sentencing, Pgh synagogue shooter will fade from the public eye.

The gunman in the Pittsburgh Synagogue shooting who killed 11 people and injured six others has been found eligible for the death penalty by a jury.

In the first phase of the federal investigation, Mr. Bowers' defense team presented no witnesses and never disputed the essential facts of the attack: On

PITTSBURGH — (TNS) The Pittsburgh synagogue shooter is eligible for the death penalty, a jury decided Thursday, setting the stage for the trial to move forward to the next phase