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Payton Gendron, the alleged gunman who has been charged with 25 state charges relating to the May 14 Tops Market massacre, is expected to plead guilty to all charges on Monday, according to attorneys that represent victims' families.
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The Buffalo History Museum and the Erie County Public Library host a public meeting tonight to find out what the community wants as they begin to consider ways to preserve mementos and stories of the Tops shooting on May 14. HEAR More from "Buffalo What's Next?" inside.
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Vice President Kamala Harris didn’t just tout the Biden administration’s climate change initiatives during her visit to Buffalo Wednesday. She also once again met with the families of those killed in the racist mass shooting at Tops Market.
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As the application process begins for the 5/14 Survivors Fund, one survivor is struggling to put her life back together.
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Myles Carter is a well-known Buffalo activist. He was surrounded Sunday at a news conference in Macedonia Missionary Baptist by people who say they need help they aren't getting enough help from the Buffalo 5/14 Survivors Fund. That's why he's starting a GoFundMe page to help them.'
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Katherine “Kat” Massey, who lost her life in the May 14 shooting at Tops Market, was remembered as a tireless advocate for the City of Buffalo and her Fruit Belt neighborhood. Her life and legacy was honored by the city with a Trailblazer Dedication sign on Cherry Street.
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Former University at Buffalo men’s basketball players have found a way to honor the victims of the Jefferson Avenue Tops Market shooting during their play in The Basketball Tournament airing on ESPN.
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The age of the accused gunman in May’s Buffalo supermarket mass shooting has renewed conversations and debate about suitable punishment for a defendant of that age. Recent criminal justice reforms and gun control legislation take into consideration human brain development, indicating that young people may be legal adults, but not fully mature.
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Buffalo 5/14 Survivors Fund organizers are proposing to make survivors suffering psychological trauma eligible for compensation, but survivors say they should receive similar compensation to the families of the deceased and the survivors who were physically injured.
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How will state and local funds be disbursed to help the victims of the Tops shooting? How much money is coming in and who is in control of it? These are the questions leading up to the 5-14 Survivor’s Fund steering committee’s town hall meeting Thursday evening.