 | Murder suspect arraignment marred by outbursts
Veldessa Johnson, charged with the stabbing death of Yeisha Howard, is being held on $5,000 bail. Johnson’s arraignment was moved to the afternoon following a morning courtroom outburst.  Video
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 | 50 fastest-growing CNY businesses recognized
At a time when many companies are scaling back their operations, it's tough to imagine how any business could grow. Still, dozens of central New York businesses have proven it is possible. Video
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 | Eric Devendorf spends four hours before SU judicial board
SU basketball star Eric Devendorf got a chance to clear his name and tell his side of the story in front of a panel of students and administrators at Syracuse University Thursday night.  Your Comments | Video |  Police Report (449.9KB)
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 | CNY cities tightening belts, cutting workforces
The tough economy is forcing cities across Central New York to cut back on its workforce. Video
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 | High cost of divorce keeping unhappy couples together
The economy may be doing something therapists and pastors have struggled to do -- keep troubled marriages together. Video
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 | Streets of Speed: Return to Idlewood Boulevard
Streets of Speed is back in Baldwinsville, following up on a street we first showed you a few weeks ago. It's Idlewood Boulevard, right outside Reynolds Elementary School. We headed there with the Onondaga County Sheriff's Department. Video
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 | Local karate instructor killed when train hits his car
A well-known karate instructor was killed Tuesday night when his car was hit by a train in Madison County.  Raw Video of the scene | Report: Video
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 | Reports: Ruffalo's brother targeted
Actor Mark Ruffalo's younger brother Scott was gunned down at his home in an execution-style attack, according to new reports.
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 | Three indicted for taking, selling trees from state land
Three men have been indicted on charges that they stole $35,000 worth of black cherry trees from the Altmar State Forest and sold some of them to a lumber mill.
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 | Heche expecting a baby
Anne Heche and James Tupper have reason to celebrate after their show Men In Trees was axed.
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