Cheri Lindsey

James Wales, the person convicted in the killing of 12-year-old Cheri Lindsey on Binghamton's North Side, will remain in prison for at least two more years. The 74-year-old Wales has once again been denied parole. He is serving a sentence of 33 years to life for his his 1984 convictions of second-degree murder and first-degree rape...

Retired Binghamton police sergeant David Lindsey - whose 12-year-old daughter was killed near her North Side home in 1984 - has died. He was 81.

The Forget-Me-Not Garden built on the site where a 12-year-old Binghamton girl was killed is about to open.

Construction of a memorial garden on the property where a 12-year-old Binghamton girl was killed is nearing completion.

Cheri Lindsey Park, named after a 12-year-old girl who was raped and killed in Binghamton in 1984, will host a giveaway of child safety kits on Saturday.

Cheri Lindsey of Binghamton had a brilliant future in front of her until her future was stolen when she was brutally murdered on March 26, 1984.

The parents of Cheri Lindsey were on hand as demolition crews started to remove the house where the 12-year-old Binghamton girl was killed in 1984.

The house where a 12-year-old Binghamton girl was killed now has a date with a wrecking crew.

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.