High: 83. Low: 42. Severe thunderstorm risk in Upstate NY; see the 5-day forecast. Photo of the day Minding the grill for 40-plus years: John Rados starts putting together a Greek omelet on the same grill he has used for 40 years at J.R. Diner in Syracuse. John and Dina Rados took over the place in December 1984, and everything you see inside the place today is nearly exactly as it was then, except for a new red-and-white checkered floor and some refinished counters. The 12 stools still spin. The six booths and two tables still host the daily regulars. And that grill? That grill is sacred. (Charlie Miller photo) Syracuse Catholic diocese faces ‘financial hardships’ after paying into $100M abuse survivors fund: The Roman Catholic Diocese of Syracuse will face “financial hardships” in the years ahead as it pays its share of a $100 million fund for sex abuse survivors, a top official said Monday. Stephen Breen, the diocese’s chief financial officer, testified in bankruptcy court that the diocese could be forced to sell property, fundraise aggressively or find ways to cut costs. What’s trending Appeals court upholds judge’s ruling: Sheriff can’t stop the closing of Jamesville prison: An appeals court upheld a previous judge’s decision that Onondaga County Sheriff Toby Shelley can’t stop the county from closing Jamesville Correctional Facility. County officials have said they want to shut down the prison and move all of the incarcerated people to the downtown jail to save money and address staffing shortages. Can a golfer beaned by a bad shot sue the course? NY’s top court rules in local case: New York’s highest court has issued a ruling on a lawsuit from a golfer who sued a Central New York country club after a golf ball struck him in the eye during a tournament five years ago. Judge finds fraud, orders Democratic line blank in Onondaga County Legislature district: No candidate will represent the Democratic Party this year in the Onondaga County Legislature’s 9th District, a seat traditionally held by Democrats, after a judge ruled today that the petition to place a Democrat on the ballot was “permeated with fraud.” One bad signature was all it took. Ask the candidates: Syracuse’s next mayor will pick a new police chief. How will they decide? Looking ahead Syracuse family to compete on “Family Feud”: “What is Steve Harvey really like?” That’s just one of the questions the Rulison family has been getting since they taped an upcoming episode of “Family Feud.” Here’s when you can see the Central New York family compete on the game show. “Not Dead Yet!”: “Monty Python” star coming to CNY for film screening, Q&ANew Rock and Roll Hall of Famer ‘not invited back’ to NYS Fair C-NS wins battle of unbeatens: Playing after a week layoff, the Cicero-North Syracuse baseball team managed to shake off some early rust and top Baldwinsville 5-3 on Monday in a battle of unbeaten Section III teams. (Robert Grossman photo) How much money will Syracuse football’s 4 players taken in the NFL Draft make? Syracuse football had four players taken in the NFL Draft over the weekend in spots ranging from the fifth round to the seventh. All four players will likely make very similar amounts during the first four years of their NFL careers, at least when it comes to salary. Here’s a look at what each is likely to get. SU hosting transfer who was No. 1 tackle in the country in Class of 2022 (report)Former SU tight end signs with Indianapolis Colts MORE SPORTS: Bills GM goes on fiery rant: “You gotta have something to b---- about”Former Syracuse Nats player, basketball Hall of Famer dies at 88Westhill superintendent releases letter to parents about alleged hazingAll-state boys basketball teams revealed for Class AAA, AA, AAll-CNY wrestling teams: Boys Division I | Boys Division II | GirlsMore CNY high school sports news, results, schedules Today’s obituaries To view today’s obituaries, please click here. Your news. Your way. New Custom Email Alerts let you select your favorite topics happening in your town. Choose the topics you love, we’ll do the rest.