gun violence

Jahlil Chapman, the teenager who shot a Proctor High School security guard in the head, has accepted a plea agreement that mandates he serve decades behind bars.

CounselingPychology surveyed Americans in every state to determine the level of anxiety across the country about gun violence, and New York ranked amongst the highest.

The plight of violence in the City of Utica continues as Utica Police have announced another arrest.

Utica Police say the charged individuals "actively engaged in fights and/or violent and tumultuous behavior during the incident."

A security official is in critical, but stable condition after sustaining a gunshot wound to the head while trying to break up a fight after a varsity football game.

Governor Kathy Hochul is announcing $18.2 million in funding to support law enforcement agencies that participate in New York’s State Gun Involved Violence Elimination or GIVE initiative.

Republican candidate for New York's 19th Congressional District seat Marc Molinaro visited the Utica Police Department on Tuesday. Molinaro met with Chief Mark Williams, UPD staff and police union members to discuss issues in the community and the impact cashless bail has had on the City of Utica...

The measure was approved as part of the budgetary talks that began in January and concluded with discussions over the weekend.

We've seen controversial Halloween decorations, but what about inappropriate Christmas decorations? This one takes the cake, because of its sound.

At the White House on Tuesday, President Obama introduced 10 new provisions aimed at reducing the gun violence he says is plaguing the entire country, as evidenced by the spate of mass shootings that have occurred over the last several years.

Gun violence is on the rise in the city of Utica and the UPD is having a hard time finding people to cooperate with police to bring criminals to justice. That's why they offering a cash reward for information leading to the arrests of gun violence offenders.

Here is a case of the best day of her life, becoming the worst. Police say that a new bride, who got married on Thursday, shot her niece dead at a post-wedding celebration later that evening while celebrating a local bar. Now the bride is spending her honeymoon, in jail.