Eight people who died in an Oswego County fire over the weekend have been identified. Those lost include children, a mother, a father and a grandmother. Our Giselle Phelps joins us from the Town of Richland with more.

It has been a long day for fire investigators as they work to determine the cause of a fatal fire in Oswego County and tonight, we are learning more about the family that died inside the Richland home early Sunday morning. Our Andy Mattison joins with more on the eight people killed and the one man who survived.

The oldest of the children killed in the Richland fire, Joseph Dillenbeck, 10, and Riley Pottenburgh, 6, went to school in Sandy Creek. Monday was supposed to be their first day back from the holiday vacation. Our Brian Dwyer joins us from Sandy Creek with more on how the community is dealing with the loss.

The man charged with second degree murder in the case of Erin Maxwell is scheduled to be in court Tuesday.

The homeless Syracuse man indicted for killing his grandmother is scheduled to be sentenced.

The son of the man fatally shot on Lilac Street Sunday says his father was a helpful man who would do anything to help someone in need. Our Allison Lazarz spoke with Casimir Snyder's son and his neighbor Sam Laguzza, a member of the Onondaga County Legislature, and has their reactions to this tragedy.

At a time when searching for a job can be difficult more people are utilizing the Internet to help make the process easier. Websites like Linked In, ZoomInfo, and Plaxo are a few websites helping millions establish contacts with future employers. Brad Vivacqua reports.

Police say a man walked into the emergency room at Crouse Hospital Monday afternoon, drew out a gun and began pointing it around the room.

A Corcoran High School student tried to break up a fight and got stabbed. It happened just before 1 p.m. Monday.

Syracuse's mayor says he wants action. The city's police chief says he's reviewing the way his department has deployed its assets. All of this follows a very violent start to a new year in Syracuse. Our Bill Carey tells us the city administration says it will not allow that spike in violence to go on.

As the casualty count mounts in the Gaza conflict, one local peace group is saying it's time for the violence to end. But as our Neil St. Clair reports, not everyone agrees with the group's tactics.

An adult is being charged after transporting three teenagers to the scene of a gang assault. State Police say the incident happened Friday.

Four state prisons are once again threatened with closure as Governor Paterson proposes massive cuts in his new budget. Our Karen Lee visited one of those camps in Chenango County and spoke with the Central Region Vice President of the New York State Correctional Officers and Police Benevolent Association. He tells her how union members are once again banding together to fight the closure.

D.J. Rivera had 16 points to lead five players in double figures, and Binghamton held off Stony Brook 67-60 on Monday night.

Cornell women started in a 13-0 hole and could not come back to beat Binghamton.

Six weeks ago the Eagles were dead and buried and Donovan McNabb was going to be traded after the season.

State government in Albany is still dysfunctional. That's according to the third and latest report from the Brennan Center for Justice. However, the report's authors remain hopeful as the new legislative session is set to begin this week. Ryan Peterson has more.