“I'm hopeful we'll do some tweaking,” said State Rep. David Steffen, R-Howard, when asked if Republicans would rewrite or tweak the proposal. “When you look at his proposal, you'll see that ...

According to court documents obtained by In Touch, Karen’s request to postpone her January 29 sentencing was granted. The judge set a new date of February 26 for Karen, 61, to find out what ...

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A hearing to address the concerns is set for next week. The judge overseeing Karen Read’s second murder trial abruptly suspended a court hearing Tuesday after saying allegations from prosecutors ...

The state’s highest court ruled that there were no serious issues with the declaration of last summer’s mistrial in the Karen Read case, clearing one of the remaining hurdles ahead of her ...

Prosecutors in the Karen Read case accused the defense Tuesday of improperly coordinating with expert witnesses who billed her legal team for roughly $23,000, even though the jury was told they ...

AT READ’S SECOND TRIAL, AFTER JOHN O’KEEFE DIDN’T COME HOME THAT NIGHT IN JANUARY OF 2022, KAREN READ SAYS SHE PULLED HER SUV OUT OF THEIR DRIVEWAY AND WENT TO LOOK FOR HIM. THE PORTION OF ...

Karen Read, 45, is expected to go on trial for the second time as previously scheduled in April on charges of second-degree murder and leaving the scene of a deadly accident. Boston Police Officer ...

Forty-six-year-old Boston police officer John O'Keefe laid lifeless on the lawn of a colleague's home in January 2022, dead from blunt force trauma to the head and hypothermia. His then-girlfriend ...

EXPERT AT ALL. DAVID. GOOD EVENING. THE SPECIAL PROSECUTOR SAID HE REFUSES TO SPEND KAREN REED’S SECOND MURDER TRIAL, KNOCKING DOWN WHAT HE CALLED GLASS HOUSES BUILT BY THE DEFENSE. HE SAYS ON ...

MILTON – A bestselling author from Milton will explore the Karen Read case and its far-reaching impacts in a new non-fiction book due out next year. "It's a very interesting case," Wedge said.