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The 21-year-old Syracuse man now faces 50 years to life for shooting the Syracuse sixth grader Brexialee Torres-Ortiz.

The murder trial for Dahviere Griswold entered it’s fourth day and Judge Ted Limpert is expecting jury deliberations to begin Friday afternoon.Testimony in murd

Brexialee Torres Ortiz' family packed a Syracuse courtroom Tuesday for the sentencing of two her admitted killers.

Cautionary Tale is a journey of healing, moving on, and acceptance told through a passionate filmmaking process. Neil Kafalas (Ted Limpert), a children's television show host, is being sent to Bangkok to market his show to the Asian audience as part of its new overseas expansion. But, given the recent loss of Neil's daughter, the man

Karen Eames apologized for her role before the judge handed down a sentence of six months in prison and five years probation.

Widow of deputy Isaac Eames, who tried to kill her before murdering their son and killing himself, had faced 5 to 15 years in prison if convicted.

The New York State Assembly and Senate passed resolutions recognizing March 2023 as Greek History Month in the state of New York. In honor of this historic recognition, His Eminence Archbishop Elpidophoros of America offered the invocation at each of today's legislative sessions. The New York State Assembly and Senate passed resolutions recognizing March 2023 as Greek History Month in the state of New York. In honor of this historic recognition, His Eminence Archbishop...

Her husband, Deputy Isaac Eames, shot her in the face, killed their son before killing himself after he was questioned about missing money.

COVID-19 stretches resources for human trafficking survivors Nabeeha Anwar | Illustration Editor Human trafficking case workers and court officials said the pandemic has forced people to depend heavily on online relationships, which could make people more susceptible to being trafficked. Facebook Google+ The Daily Orange is a nonprofit newsroom that receives no funding from Syracuse University. Consider donating today to support our mission. Terri Gooley, a resource coordinator in the New Yor...

Walsh picks defense attorney with ‘humble beginnings’ as Syracuse’s newest judge Updated Dec 30, 2020; Posted Dec 30, 2020 Erica Clarke will become a Syracuse City Court judge in January, following an appointment by Mayor Ben Walsh. Facebook Share Syracuse, N.Y. — Mayor Ben Walsh will appoint Erica Clarke, a Syracuse defense attorney, to fill a vacant judge seat in the Syracuse City Court. Clarke, 40, will replace Rory McMahon, who won a State Supreme Court seat in November’s elect...