Read had filed an emergency request to stay the trial on Monday. The U.S. Supreme Court has denied Karen Read's emergency request to delay her state murder trial until it reviews her appeal.

Karen Diane Heekin, 68, passed away on Monday, April 7, 2025, at HCA Florida Memorial Hospital in Jacksonville, Florida. She was beautifully and fervently dedicated to being a wife, mother ...

Attorneys for the second murder trial of Karen Read ended Tuesday with a total of 12 jurors for the final pool. After multiple days with a total of 10 in the pool, attorneys picked up two more for ...

Global markets are reeling following President Trump's tariff announcements, with significant losses across Europe and Asia. The S&P 500 index futures also declined sharply. Concerns over a ...

Professor Karen Jones joins the Country Life podcast to talk about the animals that populate Britain, and how they've shaped our land, our culture and our lives. The animals we share Britain with mean ...

Karen Read’s attorneys have asked the U.S. Supreme Court to pause her upcoming murder retrial until the court decides whether to take up her double jeopardy appeal. “To quote ‘Shawshank ...

Jones listens on Wednesday, Feb. 26, 2025, at The Royale in south St. Louis. ST. LOUIS — In the last full week of the race for mayor, Mayor Tishaura O. Jones was on the attack. And Alderwoman ...

Karen Read asked the Supreme Court to block her ongoing retrial on accusations she killed her police officer boyfriend until the justices can resolve her double jeopardy claims. Read faces retrial ...

Read is accused of killing her police officer boyfriend. Karen Read has filed an emergency petition with the Supreme Court seeking an immediate stay of her retrial -- which has begun jury ...

Jury selection for Karen Read’s second trial will resume Monday morning, after four days of selection last week ended with 10 jurors seated. More than 200 people were summoned to Norfolk ...

And finally: “Be careful.” Ho hum. Just another day in the Karen Read trial. The correspondents were people who had once fervently believed in Read’s innocence, and, who, almost more ...