Karen Read trial now has 7 jurors seated after second day
Jury selection continued on Wednesday in Karen Read's high-profile Massachusetts trial, with seven jurors seated so far after two days.
Audit of Canton PD finds deficiencies in Karen Read investigation
The town of Canton released the findings of an audit into its police force as Karen Read's second trial begins.
Karen Read trial jury selection begins with 2 jurors seated
Two jurors have now been seated for Karen Read's high-profile second trial in Dedham, Massachusetts.
Karen Read's second trial set to start with several changes
Karen Read's retrial is taking place in the same courtroom, with the same judge, and the same county of potential jurors. There will be several changes to the second trial from the first though.
Judge: Karen Read cannot argue that Colin Albert could have killed John O'Keefe
The judge in Karen Read's second trial ruled that the defense will not be allowed to blame Colin Albert as part of their third-party culprit defense.
How jury selection will work in Karen Read's second trial
Jury selection will start Tuesday in Karen Read's second trial. Here is a look at how it will work.
Karen Read adds juror from first trial to legal team
According to a new court filing, Karen Read has added a new attorney to her legal team who was a juror during her first trial.
Will prosecutors get text messages between Karen Read and her lawyer?
Prosecutors in Karen Read's case are asking the court to grant them access to communications between Karen Read and her lawyer, David Yannetti, in the days following the death of John O'Keefe.
Cambridge city councilor charged in brothel bust apologizes
Cambridge City Councilor Paul Toner is now facing charges for allegedly buying sex at a high-end brothel.
Karen Read's bid to delay her trial denied by federal judge
A federal judge has denied Karen Read's request to delay her state trial.
Karen Read judge says defense made "misrepresentations" to court
The judge in the Karen Read case admonished the defense team for "repeated misrepresentations" to the court.
Was the South Boston St. Patrick's Day parade more family friendly?
City leaders moved the annual St. Patrick's Day Parade in Boston up by two hours to make it more family-friendly, but did it work?
Names of alleged clients in brothel bust read in court
The names of some alleged clients in a high-end brothel bust in Massachusetts were read aloud in court on Friday.
Lawyers in Karen Read case battle over ground rules for second trial
There are more than a dozen requests from both prosecutors and defense attorneys in the Karen Read trial.
Healey announces $50 credit on Mass. residents' electric bills
Gov. Maura Healey announced that most Massachusetts customers will see a $50 discount on their electricity bills.