The Karen Read case has exploded into the national spotlight since her February 2022 arrest. She now faces three ongoing ...

Read is accused of hitting her boyfriend John O'Keefe, who worked as a Boston police officer for 16 years, with her car and leaving him to die in 2022. She is facing charges of second-degree murder, ...

The woman accused in the murder of her Boston police officer boyfriend is slated to appear in court on Wednesday for a ...

Karen Read appeared in court Wednesday as attorneys from both sides of the aisle requested her re-trial for the alleged ...

Karen Read, the woman accused of mowing down her Boston cop boyfriend, has speculated he was actually killed in an “out of control” saga with friends — as she revealed she keeps a “go bag ...

A Massachusetts woman is asking the state's highest court to throw out some of the charges against her after her murder trial for the death of her police officer boyfriend ended in a mistrial amid ...

BOSTON - Over the past two years, Karen Read, who is charged with murder in her boyfriend's death, has sat for a number of interviews with magazines and national television networks. In their ...

In a flurry of motions on Friday, Karen Read‘s defense asked for court orders allowing them to see transcripts of sidebar conversations during her first criminal trial and to review any emails ...

After her highly publicized murder trial, Karen Read got candid about the case with Vanity Fair, allowing a reporter extensive access to her story — and her home. As Vanity Fair’s Julie Miller ...

MANSFIELD - Vanity Fair released the second part of its highly anticipated Karen Read interview Wednesday. The second article is longer - and far more detailed - than the first. Read, 44 ...

Karen Read owes more than $5 million in legal fees, a debt that will continue to climb with her anticipated retrial in late January, but the defendant says she’s “not backing down now,” in a ...

Lawyers for Karen Read want a judge to order Norfolk District Attorney Michael W. Morrissey to turn over any texts or emails he sent about the case from his personal devices, citing an email he ...