Three new lawyers have reportedly joined Karen Read's defense team, representing her in the civil lawsuit filed against her by the O'Keefe family.

Crime Alan Jackson sheds light on Karen Read’s legal expenses in Vanity Fair interview For Read, last month's acquittal was a moment three years, two trials, and millions of dollars in the ...

Less than a month after Karen Read was acquitted of murder, she is taking steps to seek the dismissal of a civil lawsuit filed by John O'Keefe's family.

Alan Jackson takes VF behind-the-scenes of the trial, from the not-guilty verdict to his withering cross-examinations, to what comes next for his client.

The 'One Night in Idaho' docuseries dives into the Idaho 4 murders and Bryan Kohberger's motivations, featuring the first interviews with the victims' families ...

Boston Police Commissioner Michael Cox was asked Thursday for the first time about references to him and his department during testimony in the Karen Read trial.

Idaho Murder Victim's Mom Recalls How Police Delivered News of Daughter's Death Karen Laramie described running into the Moscow Police Department to try to get answers about what happened to her ...

Karen was married to William Carlin, the love of her life, and was the fiercely loving stepmother of Brianna Carlin. Karen selflessly raised and guided Brianna with a boundless heart.

Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass said Monday she confronted federal agents at a city park amid tensions between her city and the federal government over immigration.

Cara Northington, mother of Idaho murder victim Xana Kernodle, supports Bryan Kohberger's plea deal despite initial concerns, saying it protects families from prolonged trauma ...

Criminal defense lawyer Damon Cheronis joins Karen Conti to discuss the P. Diddy verdict this past week and what happens next. Damon also talks about the Idaho murder plea deal and the death penalty ...

The Idaho college murders are at the center of a new documentary series, just weeks after suspect Bryan Kohberger accepted a plea deal to avoid the death penalty.