Bryan Kohberger

With jury selection expected to begin in less than six weeks, the judge handling Bryan Kohberger’s quadruple murder trial is again weighing a request to delay the proceedings.

While attorneys on both sides are finalizing their lists of witnesses in the University of Idaho murders case, one key piece of evidence is still missing — the actual murder weapon.

Bryan Kohberger's lead defense attorney Anne Taylor may be avoiding news cameras, but she has shown she is able to use widespread attention to the case to her advantage in her courtroom maneuvering.

Key figures from Idaho student murders suspect Bryan Kohberger's Pennsylvania past have been summoned as witnesses in his upcoming trial, according to court documents.

The mother of one of the four University of Idaho students murdered is now asking for financial help to attend Bryan Kohberger’s trial, the man accused of killing her daughter.

Bryan Kohberger's defense team brought up the possibility that there were "alternate perpetrators" involved in the quadruple murders during a hearing in early May, but Kohberger is hardly the first person to point the blame at other individuals.

Bryan Kohberger's defense team has requested an indefinite delay in his murder trial, citing prejudicial media coverage from a recent "Dateline" episode and an upcoming book.

An Idaho-based lawyer says Judge Steven Hippler will "absolutely" hold prosecutors and police accountable after sensitive information about the Bryan Kohberger quadruple murder case was leaked.

Bryan Kohberger was back in court on Thursday for what was expected to be his last hearing before his trial. His attorneys dropped one final bombshell — claiming there was an "alternate suspect."

On May 9, a "Dateline" episode about the Bryan Kohberger case aired which featured new cell phone records, search records, surveillance video and more.

After more than two years of hearings and motions, the man accused of killing four University of Idaho students is expected in court Thursday for the final hearing before his trial begins this summer.

A car that looks like Bryan Kohberger's was seen several times near the Moscow, Idaho, home on the morning when four college students were found dead, according to a new "Dateline" report.

One of the murdered University of Idaho students, Ethan Chapin, would have graduated today. As a triplet, his siblings walked across the stage without him.

The judge cited time constraints and privacy concerns in ruling against prosecutors' request for mental evaluation of Kohberger.

A judge says Bryan Kohberger's immediate family members may attend his upcoming quadruple-murder trial, even if they might be called to testify.

Both the defense and prosecution in the trial for Bryan Kohberger are now focusing on the all-important jury selection.