A worker at the Wegmans market in Webster, New York, ripped off the company for more than $560,000 by creating fraudulent pharmacy refunds and pocketing the money.
Author: Gary Craig, Rochester Democrat and Chronicle
‘Brighton ax murder’ case: James Krauseneck appeals conviction from beyond the grave
In a criminal case that has its share of unusual twists, the Brighton ax murder now has another.
Buffalo Tops shooter pleads guilty to murder, hate crime charges in mass killing
The 19-year-old white man accused of fatally shooting 10 Black people at a Buffalo supermarket pleaded guilty Monday morning to state charges.
FBI: Washington man threatened to kill Black shoppers at supermarket in Buffalo
In the criminal complaint, authorities say the man also called a restaurant in California and threatened to shoot any Black or Hispanic person there.
No charges in Daniel Prude’s death, but grand jury records approved for release: Why that matters
While the death of Daniel Prude has received national attention, the possible disclosure of grand jury records could be seismic in its own way.
In 2018, they vandalized a Frederick Douglass statue. Now they’ll help install a new one.
Two men who destroyed a Frederick Douglass statue in 2018 plan to help erect a statue in Rochester, New York, where another was recently vandalized.
A woman was found dead with an ax in her head. 37 years later, her husband faces charges
James Krauseneck Jr. appeared in state Supreme Court Friday, accompanied by his daughter Sara, who was a toddler at the time of the killing.