murder

A 45-year-old man accused of viciously attacking two neighbors and then torching their Binghamton apartment house has been indicted on murder and arson charges.

A Binghamton man, who for decades has been referred to as “a monster” for murdering a young Binghamton girl, will not be released from prison.

An appeal is expected after a Chenango County jury took a short amount of time to find a Mount Upton man guilty of murdering his adopted, special-needs son.

For a second time, a Binghamton man is going to prison under a life sentence for the death of his estranged wife and a man she was seeing.

A Broome County grand jury has indicted an Endicott man on murder and other charges in the 2014 death of his father.

The man convicted of killing a 12-year-old Binghamton girl in 1984 is again scheduled to appear before a New York State parole board.

Testimony starts in the murder trial of a Guilford man accused of murdering his adopted, special-needs son and then setting their home on fire.

Jury selection is underway for a Chenango County man accused, along with his wife, of killing their special-needs son after being inspired by a movie.

U.S. Marshal Service officials say a man wanted for the murder of a woman in Vermont in May could possibly have traveled through part of New York State.

A man wanted for fatally stabbing his mother has been apprehended in Endicott's Union District.