The decision comes nearly a week after a “Dateline” episode on the Idaho stabbings revealed new information about suspect Bryan Kohberger and the case.

(NewsNation) — A renowned forensic psychologist has challenged claims made in a recent article suggesting prosecutors believe ...

With Bryan Kohberger’s trial approaching, journalist Howard Blum claims prosecutors may argue Kohberger committed the murders to impress his former professor, renowned forensic psychologist Dr.

open image in gallery Bryan Kohberger was arrested weeks after the 2022 slayings and is expected to stand trial later this summer (via REUTERS) Hippler also pointed out that Kohberger's lead ...

An Idaho judge struck down another effort by Bryan Kohberger’s defense to remove the death penalty from the table if he is convicted in the 2022 slayings of four University of Idaho students.

Attorneys in Bryan Kohberger's Idaho murder case have argued over what evidence can be shown at trial, with new rulings and previously confidential details emerging. Judge Hippler recently decided ...

A judge in Idaho denied a motion from Bryan Kohberger's defense team asking to remove the death penalty as a potential punishment if he's found guilty. Kohberger is charged with first-degree ...

For the second time in as many weeks, the judge in charge of Bryan Kohberger’s upcoming murder trial rejected arguments from the defense to remove a possible death sentence for the defendant if ...

Latah County Prosecutor Bill Thompson, right, and Senior Deputy Prosecutor Ashley Jennings, lead the murder case against defendant Bryan Kohberger, accused of the November 2022 University of Idaho ...

A roommate inside the home where four University of Idaho students were killed saw one of her housemates on the floor minutes after seeing a masked intruder but walked past the scene, according to ...

(The video in the player above is from previous coverage.) Suspect Bryan Kohberger's lawyers argued that his autism spectrum disorder should disqualify him from possibly receiving that punishment ...

Bryan Kohberger, the man accused of killing four University of Idaho students in 2022, can still face the death penalty if convicted, despite a recent autism diagnosis, a judge has ruled.