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A scuffle between Syracuse Police and two members of the community has quickly gone viral.

The Onondaga County Sheriff's Office is receiving public criticism after they falsely identified and handcuffed an 11-year-old school girl who was playing with friends in the snow, as a car thief. The incident occurred on Monday afternoon in the city of Syracuse.

Almost every day a news story breaks that makes you question your faith in humanity. The latest involves a cute little dog being left for dead.

Rome Police are preparing area residents for the wake and funeral services of Syracuse Police Officer Michael Jensen who was killed in the line of duty on Sunday. He was a Rome native.

The identities of all parties involved in the horrific tragedy that claimed the life of two law enforcement officers have been released. The lives of two brave men were taken far too soon during a shootout Sunday night in the Onondaga County Town of Salina.

People continue to sicken and amaze me. There is clearly no shortage of scumbags in the world and that continues to be proven with each new scam that arises. The most recent scam is related to the recent murder of two Syracuse area police officers.

A Syracuse woman has been arrested on 3rd Degree Manslaughter charges after her 11-month-old baby overdosed and died as a result of an exposure to fentanyl.

A Syracuse man is hospitalized after being stabbed repeatedly with a pair of scissors during a fight near a local elementary school on Monday night.

The video that quickly went viral of Syracuse Police placing an 8-year-old boy into the back of a cruise has sparked outrage. The body-cam footage shows what happened before and after the clip seen around the country.

Video of a little boy being put into the back of a Syracuse police car has quickly gone viral and the actions of the officers on the scene are now being reviewed.

A 23-year-old man, Jose Plaza, and a 20-year-old woman, Jonah Seymour, are facing felony drug and weapon charges after they and four minors allegedly led Syracuse Police on a chase after pointing a gun out of their car window.

Police are offering a $5,800 reward for info leading to the arrest and conviction of the owner of an abused dog found near North Alford and Danford in Syracuse.