A status conference hearing was held at federal court in Buffalo Wednesday for the Tops mass shooter as he edges closer ...

Could social media platforms and a gun accessory manufacturer be held liable in the Buffalo mass shooting? Judges heard both sides of this argument on Tuesday.

BUFFALO, N.Y. — The trial for Payton Gendron, the gunman who carried out the May 14, 2022, racist mass shooting at a Tops supermarket, may be delayed after a key member of his defense team withdrew ...

The New York Court of Appeals in Rochester will hear arguments on Tuesday from social media companies over a lawsuit seeking ...

Some 1,038 days have passed since a federal grand jury indicted Payton Gendron for his deadly racist rampage on2. The start ...

A quest for justice in the racist mass shooting at a Tops supermarket in Buffalo continued Tuesday, with legal proceedings ...

Attorneys representing social media companies argued in a Rochester courtroom Tuesday that the sites should not be held ...

A federal judge denied a motion to dismiss one of the hate crime charges filed against the man who gunned down 10 Black ...

A number of the victims families in the 2022 Buffalo Tops Market mass shooting are taking on social media giants. This, in ...

Court rejects Payton Gendron’s bid to dismiss hate-crime charge, marking 3 years since tragic shooting in Buffalo.

A federal judge Tuesday rejected Payton Gendron’s motion to dismiss the death penalty as a potential punishment because of what his lawyers called the government’s abuse of the grand jury process.

Gendron asked the court to take the death penalty off the table as a possible sentence in his federal trial. United States District Court Judge Lawrence Vilardo denied the request Tuesday.